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1 Intershop
m; -s, -s; ehem. DDR: Intershop (shop in the former GDR that sold quality or foreign goods for hard currency)* * *In|ter|shop ['ɪntɐʃɔp]m -s, -s (DDR)international shop* * * -
2 Deutsche Mark
fDeutsche Mark [former German currency](DM, DEM)1. Deutschmark2. German Mark3. German Marks(DM, DEM)Deutschmarks [former German currency] -
3 Referenz
Referenz f PERS reference, credentials (Bewerbung, Zeugnis); reference, referee (Person) • jmds. Referenzen einholen PERS take up sb’s references • über ausgezeichnete Referenzen verfügen PERS have excellent references* * *f < Person> Bewerbung, Zeugnis reference, credentials Person reference, referee ■ jmds. Referenzen einholen < Person> take up sb's references ■ über ausgezeichnete Referenzen verfügen < Person> have excellent references* * *Referenz
reference, credentials, (Auskunft) information;
• erstklassige Referenzen first-class references;
• persönliche Referenzen character reference;
• Referenz einer Bank banker’s reference;
• Referenzen angeben to quote (furnish) references;
• letzten Arbeitgeber als Referenz angeben to refer to a former employer;
• jds. Referenzen durchsehen to look over s. one’s references;
• über j. Referenzen einholen to take up s. one’s references;
• gute Referenzen haben to have good references, to bear high credentials;
• Referenz überprüfen to follow up (check) s. one’s reference;
• Referenzjahr year reported on;
• Referenzkunde reference customer;
• Referenzlabor für Luftverschmutzung Reference Laboratory on Atmospheric Pollution (RLAP);
• Referenzmenge datum quantity;
• Referenzpreis (EU) reference price, (Stahleinfuhren) trigger price (Br.);
• Referenzpunkte benchmarks;
• Referenzüberprüfung reference checking;
• Referenzwährung reference currency;
• wissenschaftliches und technisches Referenzzentrum scientific and technical reference centre;
• Referenzzinssatz interest reference rate;
• [wichtigster] Referenzzinssatz für kurzfristige Geldanlagen unter Geschäftsbanken Euro Interbank Offered Rate (EURIBOR). -
4 Zwangsumtausch
m obligatory exchange* * *Zwạngs|um|tauschmcompulsory exchange* * *Zwangs·um·tauschm compulsory currency exchange (imposed on West Germans entering the former GDR)* * *Zwangsumtausch m obligatory exchange -
5 Besitzer
Besitzer m 1. GEN owner, proprietor; 2. RECHT possessor, holder • den Besitzer wechseln V&M change hands* * *Besitzer
possessor, occupant, occupier, chief, master, (Aktien) holder, keeper, (Eigentümer) owner, proprietor, proprietary;
• alleiniger Besitzer exclusive (sole) owner;
• bösgläubiger Besitzer holder in bad faith;
• böswilliger Besitzer mala-fide holder;
• ehrlicher (gutgläubiger) Besitzer bona-fide owner, holder in due course (in good faith), innocent holder for value;
• früherer Besitzer former proprietor;
• gegenwärtiger Besitzer present owner;
• nachfolgender Besitzer subsequent owner;
• rechtmäßiger Besitzer legal possessor, rightful owner;
• tatsächlicher Besitzer de facto owner;
• treuhänderischer Besitzer holder on trust;
• unredlicher Besitzer mala-fide holder;
• Besitzer der Aktienmehrheit (Aktienmajorität) majority shareholder (Br.) (stockholder, US);
• Besitzer von Devisenbeständen holder of foreign currency balances;
• Besitzer eines eigenen Fuhrparks own fleet operator;
• Besitzer und Herausgeber editor-publisher;
• Besitzer eines Hotels proprietor of a hotel;
• Besitzer auf Lebenszeit lifeholder;
• Besitzer des Nachbargrundstücks abutting owner;
• unmittelbarer Besitzer der Ware bleiben to retain possession of the goods;
• Besitzer wechseln to change hands. -
6 Zwangsumtausch
Zwangs·um·tausch mcompulsory currency exchange (imposed on West Germans entering the former GDR) -
7 D-Mark
f[Deutsche Mark]Deutschmark [former German currency] -
8 Drachme
f[ehem. griech. Währung]drachma [former Greek currency] -
9 Escudo
m[frühere portugiesische Währungseinheit]escudo [former Portuguese currency unit] -
10 Irisches Pfund
n[ehem. irische Währung]punt [Irish pound; former Irish currency] -
11 Lira
f[ehem. italienische Währung]lira [former Italian currency] -
12 Peseta
f[ehem. spanische Währung, pl. Peseten, ugs. auch Pesete]peseta [former Spanish currency] -
13 Pfennig
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14 Punt
n[ehem. irische Währung]punt [Irish pound; former Irish currency] -
15 Westmark
fugs.West German mark [Deutschmark, former German currency]
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