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1 surtax
nounErgänzungsabgabe od. -steuer, die* * *sur·tax<pl -es>[ˈsɜ:tæks, AM ˈsɜ:r-]n* * *['sɜːtks]nSteuerzuschlag m* * *A s1. Steuerzuschlag m2. Einkommensteuerzuschlag mB v/t mit einem Steuerzuschlag belegen* * *nounErgänzungsabgabe od. -steuer, die* * *n.Steuerzuschlag m. -
2 surtax
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3 device
noun1) Gerät, das; (as part of something) Vorrichtung, die3)leave somebody to his own devices — jemanden sich (Dat.) selbst überlassen
* * *1) (something made for a purpose, eg a tool or instrument: a device for opening cans.) das Gerät2) (a plan or system of doing something, sometimes involving trickery: This is a device for avoiding income tax.) der Kniff* * *de·vice[dɪˈvaɪs]nbugging/hearing \device Abhör-/Hörgerät ntcontraceptive \device Methode f der Empfängnisverhütunglinguistic/stylistic \device Sprach-/Stilmittel ntliterary/rhetorical \device literarischer/rhetorischer Kunstgriffmarketing \device absatzförderndes Mittelexplosive/incendiary \device Spreng-/Brandsatz mnuclear \device atomarer Sprengkörper4.* * *[dI'vaɪs]n(explosive) device — Sprengkörper m
2)to leave sb to his own devices — jdn sich (dat) selbst überlassen
* * *device [dıˈvaıs] s1. Vor-, Einrichtung f, Gerät n2. Erfindung f4. Plan m, Projekt n, Vorhaben n5. Kunstgriff m, Kniff m, Trick m6. Anschlag m, böse Absicht7. pl Neigung f, Wille m:be left to one’s own devices sich selbst überlassen sein8. Devise f, Motto n, Sinn-, Wahlspruch m10. Zeichnung f, Plan m, Entwurf m, Muster n* * *noun1) Gerät, das; (as part of something) Vorrichtung, die2) (plan, scheme) List, die3)leave somebody to his own devices — jemanden sich (Dat.) selbst überlassen
* * *n.Apparat - m.Einheit -en f.Gerät -e n.Laufwerk -e n. v.entwickeln v.ersinnen v.
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