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41 good-heartedness
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42 good aging behaviour
English-german engineering dictionary > good aging behaviour
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43 good engineering practice
English-german engineering dictionary > good engineering practice
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44 good bargain
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45 good cause
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46 good conduct
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47 good consideration
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48 good faith
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49 good faith bargaining
good faith bargaining ARBEITSR ≈ Pflicht, Verhandlungen mit dem ernsthaften Willen aufzunehmen, einen Tarifvertrag auszuhandeln -
50 good faith purchaser for value
good faith purchaser for value gutgläubiger Erwerber m (der für eine Gegenleistung erwirbt)English-german law dictionary > good faith purchaser for value
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51 good in law
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52 good offices
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53 good Samaritan statute
good Samaritan statute ≈ Gesetz über den barmherzigen Samariter; ≈ Gesetze, die den Retter oder Hilfeleistenden vor deliktischen oder sonstigen Ansprüchen des Empfängers von Rettungs- oder Hilfeleistungen schützen -
54 good title
good title unbestreitbarer Rechtstitel m (für das Eigentum an Grundstücken) -
55 good will
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56 good looks
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57 good-naturedly
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58 good ol boyism
n AM Floskel, die typisch ist für die weißen, konservativen und religiösen männlichen Südstaatenbewohner -
59 good-time girl
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60 Good Friday
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good — ► ADJECTIVE (better, best) 1) to be desired or approved of. 2) having the required qualities; of a high standard. 3) morally right; virtuous. 4) well behaved. 5) enjoyable or satisfying. 6) appropriate … English terms dictionary
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good — [adj1] pleasant, fine acceptable, ace*, admirable, agreeable, bad, boss*, bully, capital, choice, commendable, congenial, crack*, deluxe, excellent, exceptional, favorable, first class, first rate, gnarly*, gratifying, great, honorable, marvelous … New thesaurus
good-oh — /good oh/, Brit. Informal. interj. 1. good (used as an expression of approval, agreement, or admiration). adv. 2. all right. 3. yes. Also, good o. [1915 20] * * * goodˈ o or goodˈ oh interjection Expressing pleasure adverb ( … Useful english dictionary