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1 Überschußeis
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2 Abzugsbetrag vom Versicherungswert
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3 Gebühr für Mehrgepäck
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4 die Unmäßigkeit
- {excess} sự vượt quá giới hạn, sự quá mức, sự vượt, sự hơn, số lượng vượt quá, số lượng hơn, thừa ra, số dôi, độ dôi, sự thừa mứa, sự ăn uống quá độ, sự làm quá đáng, thừa, quá mức qui định - {immoderation} sự quá độ, sự thái quá, sự không có điều độ - {insobriety} sự không điều độ, sự uống quá chén - {intemperance} sự rượu chè quá độ, sự ăn nói không đúng mức, thái độ không đúng mức -
5 überzählig
- {excess} - {odd} lẻ, cọc cạch, thừa, dư, trên, có lẻ, vặt, lặt vặt, linh tinh, kỳ cục, kỳ quặc, rỗi rãi, rảnh rang, bỏ trống, để không - {redundant} rườm rà - {spare} có để dành, thanh đạm, sơ sài, gầy go, để thay thế - {superfluous} không cần thiết - {supernumerary} dư thừa - {surplus} -
6 Exzess
m; -es, -e excess; von Gewalt: auch outrage; etw. bis zum Exzess treiben go to extremes with s.th., take s.th. to excess; bis zum Exzess to excess; (bis zum Überdruss) ad nauseam; es kam zu wilden Exzessen sexuell etc.: it was an absolute orgy; von Gewalt: the violence got totally out of hand, there was an orgy of violence* * *Ex|zẹss [Eks'tsɛs]m -es, -e1) excessetw bis zum Exzess treiben — to take sth to excess or extremes
2) usu pl (= Ausschreitung) excess* * *Ex·zessRR<-es, -e>Ex·zeßALT<-sses, -sse>[ɛksˈtsɛs]etw bis zum \Exzess treiben to take sth to extremes* * *der; Exzesses, Exzesse excess* * *etwas bis zum Exzess treiben go to extremes with sth, take sth to excess;bis zum Exzess to excess; (bis zum Überdruss) ad nauseam;es kam zu wilden Exzessen sexuell etc: it was an absolute orgy; von Gewalt: the violence got totally out of hand, there was an orgy of violence* * *der; Exzesses, Exzesse excess* * *-e m.excess n.(§ pl.: excesses) -
7 Übermaß
n; nur Sg. excess (an +Dat of); pej. overkill (of); TECH. oversize; ein Übermaß an Fleisch etc. produzieren produce an excessive amount of meat etc.; im Übermaß tun do s.th. to excess; im Übermaß haben have more than enough of s.th.; ... ist im Übermaß vorhanden there’s an overabundance of...* * *das Übermaßoverkill; boundlessness; immoderation; excess; exorbitancy; exorbitance* * *Über|maßnt no plexcess, excessive amount ( an +acc of)im Ǘbermaß — to or in excess
er hat Zeit im Ǘbermaß — he has more than enough time
* * *das1) (the (act of) going beyond normal or suitable limits: He ate well, but not to excess.) excess2) (an abnormally large amount: He had consumed an excess of alcohol.) excess* * *Über·maßunter dem \Übermaß der Verantwortung under the burden of excessive responsibilityein \Übermaß von Freude excessive joyim \Übermaß in [or to] excess* * *das; o. Pl. excessive amount, excess (an + Dat. of)ein Übermaß an Arbeit od. Arbeit im Übermaß haben — have an excessive amount of work or more than enough work
* * *an +dat of); pej overkill (of); TECH oversize;produzieren produce an excessive amount of meat etc;im Übermaß tun do sth to excess;im Übermaß haben have more than enough of sth;… ist im Übermaß vorhanden there’s an overabundance of …* * *das; o. Pl. excessive amount, excess (an + Dat. of)ein Übermaß an Arbeit od. Arbeit im Übermaß haben — have an excessive amount of work or more than enough work
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8 Übergepäck
n FLUG. excess baggage; 15 Kilo Übergepäck haben have 15 kilos of excess baggage* * *das Übergepäckexcess luggage; excess baggage* * *Über|ge|päcknt (AVIAT)excess baggage* * *Über·ge·päcknt LUFT excess luggage [or baggage]* * *das (Flugw.) excess baggage* * *15 Kilo Übergepäck haben have 15 kilos of excess baggage* * *das (Flugw.) excess baggage -
9 überschüssig
überschüssig adj GEN excess, surplus* * ** * *überschüssig
surplus, over, redundant, in excess, exceeding, (Kapital) unemployed, idle;
• überschüssige Arbeitskräfte surplus manpower, redundant labo(u)r;
• überschüssiger Betrag balance, surplus;
• überschüssige Erzeugnisse overage, surplus products;
• überschüssige Exemplare surplus copies, overrun;
• überschüssige Gelder surplus funds;
• überschüssige Gewinne surplus profits;
• überschüssige Kapazität excess capacity;
• seine überschüssige Kapazität loswerden to work off its excess capacity;
• überschüssiges Kapital redundant capital;
• überschüssige Kaufkraft surplus of (excess) spending power;
• überschüssige Kaufkraft abschöpfen to mop up excess spending power;
• überschüssige Nahrungsmittel surplus food;
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10 Selbstbeteiligung
f Versicherung: excess* * *Sẹlbst|be|tei|li|gungf (INSUR)(percentage) excess* * *Selbst·be·tei·li·gungf FIN [percentage] excess* * *die (Versicherungsw.) [personal] excess* * *Selbstbeteiligung f Versicherung: excess* * *die (Versicherungsw.) [personal] excess* * *(Versicherung) f.voluntary excess (insurance) n. -
11 übertariflich
* * *über|ta|rif|lichadj advabove the agreed or union rate* * *über·ta·rif·lichI. adj above [or in excess of] the agreed [or union] rate pred, in excess of the collectively agreed scale pred\übertarifliche Bezahlung payment over and above the collectively agreed scaleII. adv above [or in excess of] the agreed [or union] rate* * *1.2.übertarifliche Bezahlung/Zulagen — payment/bonuses above agreed rates
* * *A. adj:übertarifliche Bezahlung salary in excess of the agreed scaleB. adv:übertariflich bezahlt werden receive a salary in excess of the agreed scale* * *1.2.übertarifliche Bezahlung/Zulagen — payment/bonuses above agreed rates
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12 Mehr
Mehr
excess, surplus, (Zuwachs) increase, addition;
• Mehr an Kosten additional expenses;
• Mehrachsenantrieb multi-axle drive;
• Mehraktienzertifikat multiple certificate;
• Mehranbau additional cultivation;
• Mehrarbeit extra work, surplus labo(u)r, overtime;
• durch Mehrarbeit eine Lohnerhöhung erzielen to make wages;
• Mehrarbeitszeit surplus labo(u)r time;
• Mehr arbeitszuschlag, Mehrarbeitsvergütung overtime [premium] pay, overtime compensation;
• Mehraufwand additional expenditure, excess costs;
• Mehrausgabe (Wertpapier) overissue;
• Mehrausgaben additional (increased) expenditure, excess costs (expenditure);
• Mehrbedarf additional (increased) demand, additional requirement;
• Mehrbelastung extra charge (burden), supplementary charge, overcharge, (Überlastung) overload;
• Mehrbeschäftigung higher level of employment;
• Mehrbetrag surplus [amount], over[plus], plus value, excess [amount], exceeding amount, (aus Wertsteigerung) appreciated surplus;
• Mehrbewertung excess valuation;
• Mehrbietender outbidder, higher bidder;
• Mehrdateiangabe (Computer) multi-file option;
• Mehrdividende additional dividend, bonus;
• Mehrdruck overprint;
• Mehreinkommen increased income, (überschüssiges Einkommen) surplus revenue;
• Mehreinkommensteuer excess-profits tax (US), income surtax;
• Mehreinkommensteuerstufe surtax bracket;
• Mehr einnahmen, Mehrerlös additional (surplus) receipts, surplus [revenue], additional (surplus) proceeds;
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13 Übergepäck
Übergepäck n FREI, GEN, LOGIS excess baggage* * *n <Frei, Geschäft, Transp> excess baggage* * *Übergepäck
excess luggage (Br.) (baggage, US);
• Übergewicht overweight, overload, extra (surplus) weight, (Gepäck) luggage in excess (Br.), excess luggage (Br.) (baggage, US), (Überlegenheit) preponderance, (Vorherrschen) prevalence, predominance;
• Übergewinne (Ölindustrie) windfall receipts;
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14 Nachgebühr
f POST. excess postage, (postal) surcharge* * *Nach|ge|bührfexcess (postage)* * *Nach·ge·bührf excess postage no pl* * *die excess postage* * *Nachgebühr f Postwesen: excess postage, (postal) surcharge* * *die excess postage* * *f.additional charge n. -
15 Strafporto
n excess postage, surcharge; 3 Euro Strafporto zahlen pay 3 euros excess postage* * *Straf|por|tontexcess postage* * *Straf·por·tont excess postage, surcharge* * *das surcharge* * *Strafporto n excess postage, surcharge;3 Euro Strafporto zahlen pay 3 euros excess postage* * *das surcharge* * *n.postage due n. -
16 Überfracht
f excess freight; (Gepäck) excess luggage* * *Über|frachtfexcess freight* * ** * *f.excess freight n. -
17 unmäßig
I Adj. immoderate, excessive; bes. im Trinken: intemperate; unmäßig in seinen Forderungen sein make excessive demands; unmäßigen Hunger haben be extraordinarily hungryII Adv. trinken, essen etc.: excessively, to excess; unmäßig stolz etc. inordinately proud etc.; unmäßig dick excessively fat* * *inordinate (Adj.); intemperate (Adj.); unreasonable (Adj.); incontinent (Adj.)* * *ụn|mä|ßig1. adjexcessive, immoderate2. advessen, trinken to excess; rauchen excessively* * *un·mä·ßig[ˈʊnmɛ:sɪç]I. adj excessive, immoderate\unmäßiger Alkoholgenuss excessive consumption of alcohol\unmäßig in seinen Forderungen sein to make excessive demandsII. adv excessively, immoderately\unmäßig essen/trinken to eat/drink to excess [or far too much]* * *1.1) immoderate; excessive2) (enorm) tremendous <desire, thirst, fear, etc.>2.1) excessively; <eat, drink> to excess2) (überaus, sehr) tremendously (coll.)* * *unmäßig in seinen Forderungen sein make excessive demands;unmäßigen Hunger haben be extraordinarily hungryB. adv trinken, essen etc: excessively, to excess;unmäßig dick excessively fat* * *1.1) immoderate; excessive2) (enorm) tremendous <desire, thirst, fear, etc.>2.1) excessively; <eat, drink> to excess2) (überaus, sehr) tremendously (coll.)* * *adj.incontinent adj.inordinate adj.intemperate adj. adv.incontinently adv.inordinately adv.intemperately adv. -
18 Arbeitskräfteüberschuss
Arbeitskräfteüberschuss m PERS labour surplus, manpower surplus, excess supply of labour, excess supply of manpower, oversupply of labour, oversupply of manpower* * *m < Person> labour surplus, manpower surplus, excess supply of labour, excess supply of manpower, oversupply of labour, oversupply of manpower* * *Arbeitskräfte überfluss, Arbeitskräfteüberschuss
excess labo(u)r supply, redundant labo(u)r, manpower surplus, abundance of labo(u)r supplyBusiness german-english dictionary > Arbeitskräfteüberschuss
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19 Mehrgepäck
Mehrgepäck n FREI, LOGIS baggage excess, excess baggage* * *n <Frei, Transp> baggage excess, excess baggage* * *Mehrgepäck
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20 Selbstbehalt
Selbstbehalt m 1. FIN down payment; 2. RECHT, VERSICH (AE) deductible, (BE) excess, excess insurance, retention, insured’s share of risk, self-maintenance • zum Selbstbehalt RECHT, VERSICH at owner’s risk* * *m 1. < Finanz> down payment; 2. < Versich> deductible (AE), excess (BE), excess insurance, retention; 3. < Recht> insured's share of risk ■ zum Selbstbehalt < Geschäft> at owner's risk* * *Selbstbehalt
(Autoversicherung) collision damage responsibility, own risk, policy excess, (bei Unterdeckung) coinsurance, (Versicherung) franchise, deductible average, net retention;
• Selbstbehalt im Schadenfall (Versicherung) deductible.
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