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adjectivetreibend; schwimmend [Hotel]floating exchange rate — flexibler od. frei schwankender Wechselkurs
* * *float·ing[ˈfləʊtɪŋ, AM ˈfloʊt̬-]I. adj attr, inv1. (in water) schwimmend, treibend; garden, hotel, restaurant schwimmend; body, crane, dock Schwimm-; anchor, ice Treib-\floating workforce Arbeiterschaft, die häufig den Arbeitsplatz wechselt\floating assets flüssige Aktiva fachspr\floating capital Umlaufvermögen nt fachspr\floating liability laufende Verbindlichkeit fachspr\floating charge schwebende Belastung5. COMPUT, MATH Gleit-\floating point bewegliches Komma, Gleitkomma nt\floating kidney Wanderniere f fachspr\floating rib freie Rippe fachsprII. n1. (founding)\floating of a company Gesellschaftsgründung f durch Aktienemissionthe \floating of the pound das Floaten [o die Wechselkursfreigabe] des Pfundesmanaged \floating kontrolliertes Floaten* * *['fləʊtɪŋ]1. adj1) raft, logs treibendfloating hotel/restaurant — schwimmendes Hotel/Restaurant
2) (fig) population wanderndfloating exchange rate — floatender or frei schwankender Wechselkurs
4) (MATH, COMPUT) Gleit-floating point (Comput) — Fließ- or Gleitkomma nt
2. n(of currency) Freigabe f, Floating nt* * *A adj (adv floatingly)1. schwimmend, treibend, schwimm…, Treib…:floating hotel schwimmendes Hotel2. lose, beweglich3. WIRTSCHa) umlaufend (Geld etc)b) schwebend (Schuld)c) flüssig (Kapital)d) flexibel, frei (Wechselkurs)e) frei konvertierbar (Währung)B s WIRTSCH Floating n* * *adjectivetreibend; schwimmend [Hotel]floating exchange rate — flexibler od. frei schwankender Wechselkurs
* * *adj.fließend adj.gleitend adj.schwimmend adj. -
2 floating
attr, inv1) ( in water) schwimmend, treibend; garden, hotel, restaurant schwimmend; body, crane, dock Schwimm-; anchor, ice Treib-\floating workforce Arbeiterschaft, die häufig den Arbeitsplatz wechselt\floating assets flüssige Aktiva fachspr;\floating liability laufende Verbindlichkeit fachspr4) comput, math Gleit-;\floating point bewegliches Komma, Gleitkomma nt\floating rib freie Rippe fachspr
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