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1 Frontlader
m <bau.masch> (Schaufellader) ■ front-end loader; head-end loader; front-loading truck; loading shovel -
2 Frontlastigkeit
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3 Frontalbeschickung
f < logist> ■ front loading -
4 Frontlader-Brennofen
m.front loading kiln n. -
5 Frontlader-Brennofen
mfront loading kiln -
6 Rampe
f; -, -n; schräg: ramp; waagerecht: (loading) platform; (Startrampe) launching pad; THEAT. apron, forestage; vor die Rampe treten come to the front of the stage; über die Rampe kommen fig. go down well (with the audience)* * *die Ramperamp* * *Rạm|pe ['rampə]f -, -n1) ramp2) (THEAT) apron, forestage* * *die1) (a platform from which rockets are sent off: a launching-pad.) pad2) (a sloping surface between places, objects etc which are at different levels: The car drove up the ramp from the quay to the ship.) ramp* * *Ram·pe<-, -n>[ˈrampə]f* * *die; Rampe, Rampen1) (LadeRampe) [loading] platform2) (schiefe Fläche) ramp; (Auffahrt) [sloping] drive3) s. Startrampe4) (Theater) apron; forestage* * *Rampe f; -, -n; schräg: ramp; waagerecht: (loading) platform; (Startrampe) launching pad; THEAT apron, forestage;vor die Rampe treten come to the front of the stage;über die Rampe kommen fig go down well (with the audience)* * *die; Rampe, Rampen1) (LadeRampe) [loading] platform2) (schiefe Fläche) ramp; (Auffahrt) [sloping] drive3) s. Startrampe4) (Theater) apron; forestage* * *-n f.ramp n. -
7 Schubladensystem
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8 Provisionsbelastung (f) bei Ersterwerb
< Finanz> front-end loadingBusiness german-english dictionary > Provisionsbelastung (f) bei Ersterwerb
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9 Frontlademechanismus
m < edv> ■ front-end loading mechanism -
10 Ladeschaufler
m <bau.masch> ■ front-end loader; loading shovel; tractor shovel -
11 Rampe
f <tech.allg> (schräg, zur Niveauangleichung; z.B. als Auffahrt) ■ rampf <el> (ansteigende Flanke eines Impulses) ■ rampf <kfz.wz> (zur Zugänglichmachung der Fz-Unterseite) ■ ramp; drive-on ramp; drive-up rampf < theat> ■ ramp; stage front -
12 Aufschlagsgewinn
Aufschlagsgewinn
markup, (Versicherung) loading profit;
• Aufschlagsseite eye-catching right-hand page, spread, (vordere) front cover. -
13 Umschlagkapazität
Umschlagkapazität
handling capacity;
• Umschlagkarton cardboard covering;
• Umschlagkosten reloading (tran(s)shipment) charges;
• Umschlaglager turnover storage;
• Umschlagpapier cover stock, wrapping paper;
• Umschlagplatz tran(s)shipment point, transfer, place of tran(s)shipment, [rail and water] terminal;
• Umschlagseite [front] cover;
• innere Umschlagseite inside cover;
• vierte Umschlagseite back cover;
• Umschlagspediteur switching carrier;
• Umschlagspesen handling charges;
• Umschlagstation tran(s)shipment station;
• Umschlagstelle loading and unloading plant;
• Umschlagverkehr tran(s)shipment traffic;
• Umschlagzeichnung cover design;
• Umschlagzeit turnover period;
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14 Frontlader
Frontlader m loading shovel, front-end loaderDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Frontlader
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15 Frontschaufellader
Frontschaufellader m loading shovel, front-end loaderDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Frontschaufellader
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16 Schaufellader
Schaufellader m loading shovel, shovel loader, front-end loader, scoop dozer, scoop loader, shovel dozer, tractor loader, tractor shovelDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Schaufellader
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17 Provisionsbelastung bei Ersterwerb
Business german-english dictionary > Provisionsbelastung bei Ersterwerb
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