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1. adjective1) Todes[strafe, -urteil]; Kapital[verbrechen]2) attrib. Groß-, (fachspr.) Versal[buchstabe]capital letters — Großbuchstaben; Versalien (fachspr.)
with a capital A — etc. mit großem A usw. od. (fachspr.) mit Versal-A usw.
3) attrib. (principal) Haupt[stadt]4) (Commerc.)2. nouncapital sum/expenditure — Kapitalbetrag, der/-aufwendungen Pl.
1) (letter) Großbuchstabe, der[large] capitals — Großbuchstaben; Versalien (fachspr.)
small capitals — Kapitälchen (fachspr.)
write one's name in [block] capitals — seinen Namen in Blockbuchstaben schreiben
3) (stock, accumulated wealth) Kapital, dasmake capital out of something — (fig.) aus etwas Kapital schlagen (ugs.)
* * *I 1. ['kæpitl] noun1) (the chief town or seat of government: Paris is the capital of France.) die Hauptstadt2) ((also capital letter) any letter of the type found at the beginning of sentences, proper names etc: THESE ARE CAPITAL LETTERS / CAPITALS.) der Großbuchstabe2. adjective1) (involving punishment by death: a capital offence.) Todes-...2) (excellent: a capital idea.) großartig•- academic.ru/10701/capitalism">capitalism- capitalist
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- capitalistic II ['kæpitl] noun(in architecture, the top part of a column of a building etc.) das Kapitell* * *capi·tal[ˈkæpɪtəl, AM -ət̬əl]I. nfinancial \capital Finanzmetropole fin [large] \capitals in Großbuchstabensmall \capitals Kapitälchen plcost of \capital Kapitalzinsen plflight of \capital Kapitalflucht fmovements of \capital Kapitalverkehr m\capital for covering risks Risikodeckungskapital ntauthorized [or nominal] \capital genehmigtes Grundkapitalcalled-up \capital aufgerufenes Kapitalcirculating \capital Umlaufvermögen nt, Betriebskapital ntequity \capital Aktienkapital ntfixed \capital Anlagevermögen nthuman \capital Menschenkapital ntissued \capital ausgegebenes Kapitaljunior/senior \capital nachrangiges/vorrangiges Kapitalpaid-up \capital eingezahltes Kapitalregistered \capital genehmigtes Kapitalrisk \capital Risikokapital ntshare \capital Aktienkapital ntventure \capital Wagniskapital ntworking \capital Betriebskapital nt\capital invested Kapitaleinsatz m\capital paid in Kapitaleinzahlung ffully paid-up \capital voll einbezahltes Kapitalto put \capital into a company Kapital in ein Unternehmen investieren1. (principal) Haupt-\capital city Hauptstadt f\capital error Kardinalfehler m, schwerwiegender Fehler2. (upper case) Groß-\capital letter Großbuchstabe mI'm hungry with a \capital H ich habe einen Riesenhunger3. LAW Kapital-\capital offence Kapitalverbrechen nt4. (of business assets)\capital [adequacy] [or \capital-to-asset] ratio Eigenkapitalquote f\capital base Kapitalbasis f\capital market Kapitalmarkt m\capital profit Einkünfte pl aus Kapitalvermögen\capital shares Investmentfondsanteile pl\capital commitments Kapitaleinsatz m, Investitionsvolumen nt\capital employed investiertes Kapital\capital exports Kapitalausfuhr m\capital joke Mordsspaß m fam* * *['kpɪtl]1. n1) Hauptstadt f; (fig = centre) Zentrum nt2) Großbuchstabe mlarge capitals — Großbuchstaben pl, Versalien pl (spec)
small capitals — Kapitälchen pl (spec)
2. adj1) letter Groß-2)(= major)
of capital importance — von größter Bedeutungthey will be tried on a capital charge of instigating the riots — sie werden des Kapitalverbrechens der Anstiftung zum Aufruhr angeklagt werden
3.* * *capital1 [ˈkæpıtl] s ARCH Kapitell ncapital2 [ˈkæpıtl]A s1. Hauptstadt f2. Großbuchstabe m:write a word with a capital ein Wort großschreiben (mit großem Anfangsbuchstaben);write a word in capitals ein Wort großschreiben (in Großbuchstaben)3. WIRTSCH Kapital n, Vermögen n4. WIRTSCH Reinvermögen nCapital and Labo(u)r Kapital und Arbeit6. Vorteil m, Nutzen m:B adj1. JURa) kapital:capital crime Kapitalverbrechen nb) Tod(es)…:2. größt(er, e, es), höchst(er, e, es), äußerst(er, e, es):3. Haupt…, wichtigst(er, e, es):capital city Hauptstadt f4. verhängnisvoll:a capital error ein Kapitalfehler5. großartig, ausgezeichnet, fabelhaft:a capital fellow umg ein famoser Kerl;a capital joke ein Mordsspaß6. groß(geschrieben):capital letter → A 2;capital B großes B;he is mean with a capital M er ist ein furchtbarer Geizhals;it was murder with a capital M es war hundertprozentig Mordcap. abk1. capacity2. capital* * *1. adjective1) Todes[strafe, -urteil]; Kapital[verbrechen]2) attrib. Groß-, (fachspr.) Versal[buchstabe]capital letters — Großbuchstaben; Versalien (fachspr.)
with a capital A — etc. mit großem A usw. od. (fachspr.) mit Versal-A usw.
3) attrib. (principal) Haupt[stadt]4) (Commerc.)2. nouncapital sum/expenditure — Kapitalbetrag, der/-aufwendungen Pl.
1) (letter) Großbuchstabe, der[large] capitals — Großbuchstaben; Versalien (fachspr.)
small capitals — Kapitälchen (fachspr.)
write one's name in [block] capitals — seinen Namen in Blockbuchstaben schreiben
2) (city, town) Hauptstadt, die3) (stock, accumulated wealth) Kapital, dasmake capital out of something — (fig.) aus etwas Kapital schlagen (ugs.)
* * *adj.groß adj. n.Kapital -e n.
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