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61 funktionsbezogene Organisation
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62 funktionsbezogene Verantwortung
funktionsbezogene Verantwortung f MGT functional responsibility* * *f < Mgmnt> functional responsibilityBusiness german-english dictionary > funktionsbezogene Verantwortung
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63 Funktionsflexibilität
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64 Funktionsmeistersystem
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65 gesetzliches Zahlungsmittel
gesetzliches Zahlungsmittel n 1. BANK currency; 2. FIN legal tender, currency; 3. GEN legal tender; 4. WIWI currency, functional currency* * *n 1. < Bank> currency; 2. < Finanz> legal tender, currency; 3. < Geschäft> legal tender; 4. <Vw> currency, functional currency* * *gesetzliches Zahlungsmittel
legal coin (tender, Br.), common tender, lawful money, [lawful] currencyBusiness german-english dictionary > gesetzliches Zahlungsmittel
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66 Kostenfunktionsanalyse
Kostenfunktionsanalyse f RW functional analysis of costs* * *f < Rechnung> functional analysis of costs -
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68 Unternehmensbereich
Unternehmensbereich m MGT, ADMIN business segment, division, functional area, group* * *m <Mgmnt, Verwalt> business segment, division, functional area, group* * *Unternehmensbereich
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69 wirtschaftliche Abschreibung
wirtschaftliche Abschreibung f GRUND functional depreciation* * *f < Grund> functional depreciationBusiness german-english dictionary > wirtschaftliche Abschreibung
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70 Überalterung
Überalterung f V&M functional obsolescence (eines Produkts durch den sich ändernden Geschmack oder technische Überholtheit)* * *f <V&M> eines Produkts durch den sich ändernden Geschmack oder technische Überholtheit functional obsolescence* * *Überalterung
excess of age, obsolescence, superannuation;
• geplante Überalterung planned obsolescence;
• Überalterung der Betriebseinrichtung obsolescence of equipment;
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72 Funktionsschwäche
f functional weakness, poor performance* * *Funktionsschwäche f functional weakness, poor performance -
73 Funktionstüchtigkeit
f Ausrüstung: (operational) efficiency; Organ: functional soundness* * *Funk|ti|ons|tüch|tig|keitfability to operate; (von Organ) soundness* * * -
74 nüchtern
I Adj.1. (Ggs. betrunken) sober; wieder nüchtern werden sober up; vollkommen nüchtern umg. stone cold sober2. auf nüchternen Magen on an empty stomach; das war ein Schreck auf nüchternen Magen that took me completely by surprise; ich war nüchtern I hadn’t eaten anything; kommen Sie bitte nüchtern MED. please don’t eat or drink anything before you come4. Einstellung, Urteil etc.: sober; weitS. (sachlich) Person, Einschätzung etc.: rational, down-to-earth; Tatsachen: plain, bareII Adv. soberly; weitS. (sachlich) matter-of-factly; nüchtern denkend realistic, sober (-minded); nüchtern betrachtet seen in a sober light* * *sober; hardheaded; level-headed; jejune; unemotional; temperate; abstemious; matter-of-fact* * *nụ̈ch|tern ['nʏçtɐn]1. adj1)eine Medizin nüchtern einnehmen — to take a medicine on an empty stomach
mit nüchternem/auf nüchternen Magen — with/on an empty stomach
2) (= nicht betrunken) sober4) (= schmucklos) sober2. adv1) (= sachlich) unemotionally, objectively2)(= schlicht)
nüchtern gestaltete Räume — soberly decorated roomsnüchtern graue Wände — bare grey (Brit) or gray (US) walls
* * *1) (practical; shrewd; not influenced by emotion: a hard-headed businessman.) hard-headed2) (practical and not concerned with theories, ideals etc: She is a sensible, down-to-earth person.) down-to-earth3) (calm and sensible.) level-headed4) soberly5) (not drunk: He was still sober when he left.) sober6) (serious in mind: a sober mood.) sober8) (moderate; not overdone or too emotional: His account of the accident was factual and sober.) sober* * *nüch·tern[ˈnʏçtɐn]1. (mit leerem Magen) empty-stomached2. (nicht betrunken) sober3. (realitätsbewusst) sober, down-to-eartheine \nüchterne Einschätzung a level-headed assessment4. (bloß) sober, bare, plain, austere* * *1.1) (nicht betrunken) sober2) (mit leerem Magen)auf nüchternen Magen rauchen — smoke on an empty stomach
3) (realistisch) sober; sober, matter-of-fact <account, assessment, question, etc.>; bare < figures>4) (schmucklos, streng) austere; bare < room>; unadorned, bare < walls>; (ungeschminkt) bare, plain < fact>2.1) (realistisch) soberly2) (schmucklos, streng) austerely* * *A. adj1. (Ggs betrunken) sober;wieder nüchtern werden sober up;vollkommen nüchtern umg stone cold sober2.auf nüchternen Magen on an empty stomach;das war ein Schreck auf nüchternen Magen that took me completely by surprise;ich war nüchtern I hadn’t eaten anything;4. Einstellung, Urteil etc: sober; weitS. (sachlich) Person, Einschätzung etc: rational, down-to-earth; Tatsachen: plain, bareB. adv soberly; weitS. (sachlich) matter-of-factly;nüchtern denkend realistic, sober(-minded);nüchtern betrachtet seen in a sober light* * *1.1) (nicht betrunken) sober3) (realistisch) sober; sober, matter-of-fact <account, assessment, question, etc.>; bare < figures>4) (schmucklos, streng) austere; bare < room>; unadorned, bare < walls>; (ungeschminkt) bare, plain < fact>2.1) (realistisch) soberly2) (schmucklos, streng) austerely* * *adj.bald adj.banal adj.bland adj.colourless adj.drab adj.jejune adj.mundane adj.sober adj.unemotional adj. adv.jejunely adv.soberly adv.unemotionally adv. -
75 Zweckmäßigkeit
f; nur Sg. suitability; eines Vorschlags etc.: practicality; TECH. functional nature (+ Gen of); (Wirksamkeit) effectivity, effectiveness; (Ratsamkeit) advisability* * *die Zweckmäßigkeitpracticality; functionality; expediency; expedience* * *Zwẹck|mä|ßig|keit ['tsvEkmɛːsɪçkait]f -, no pl(= Nützlichkeit) usefulness; (= Wirksamkeit) effectiveness, efficacy; (von Kleidung etc) suitability* * *Zweck·mä·ßig·keit<-, -en>f usefulness, suitability* * *die appropriateness; (einer Handlung) expediency; (eines Gebäudes) functionalism* * *Zweckmäßigkeit f; nur sg suitability; eines Vorschlags etc: practicality; TECH functional nature (+gen of); (Wirksamkeit) effectivity, effectiveness; (Ratsamkeit) advisability* * *die appropriateness; (einer Handlung) expediency; (eines Gebäudes) functionalism* * *f.expedience n.expediency n.usefulness n. -
76 in Betrieb
operational (Adj.); active (Adj.); at work (Adv.)* * *(able to operate: It's an old car, but it's still functional.) functional* * *ausdr.active adj.in commission expr. -
77 Funktionsbaugruppe
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78 Funktionsdiagramm
n < doku> ■ functional block diagram; functional diagram -
79 Funktionseinheit
f <tech.allg> (Kernstück eines Geräts, ohne Gehäuse) ■ enginef <tech.allg> ■ functional subassembly; functional block practf <el> ■ function unit -
80 Funktionsgruppe
f <tech.allg> ■ functional group; functional module
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