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121 outsource
'out·source [ˌaʊtʼsɔ:s, Am -ʼsɔ:rs] vt1) ( hire)to \outsource sb/ sth jdn/etw anmieten2) ( contract out)to \outsource sth etw auslagern [o fachspr outsourcen] -
122 private detective
pri·vate de·'tec·tive nPrivatdetektiv(in) m(f);to hire a \private detective einen Privatdetektiv/eine Privatdetektivin engagieren -
123 rent
(for accommodation, business premises or objects) Miete f; ( esp for land and business) Pacht f; ( for accommodation and especially business premises) Mietzins m ( SÜDD), ( ÖSTERR), ( SCHWEIZ)\rent ceiling Höchstmiete f;\rent control Mietpreisbindung f;\rent controls Mietgesetze ntpl;\rent-a-room (Am) Mietraum m;\rent-a-room company Zimmervermittlung f;monthly \rent of £55 Monatsmiete f von 55 £;to pay \rent Miete bezahlen;to raise \rents [or (Am) the \rent] die Mieten erhöhen;to be behind with the \rent mit der Miete in Verzug [o im Rückstand] sein;for \rent (Am) zu vermieten;to \rent sth2) ( hire) etw mieten;to \rent land Land pachten;to \rent sth from sb etw von jdm mieten vi vermietet werden; -
124 self-drive
attr, inv Selbstfahrer-;\self-drive hire car Mietwagen m;to provide a \self-drive car einen Mietwagen zur Verfügung stellen nno pl Selbstfahren nt -
125 buy on the installment plan
buy v on the installment plan (AE) FIN, S&M auf Abzahlungsbasis kaufen, auf Mietkaufbasis kaufen, auf Abzahlung kaufen (cf buy on hire purchase BE)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > buy on the installment plan
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126 car rental
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127 car-rental operator
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > car-rental operator
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128 car-rental service
car-rental service (AE) LEIS, LOGIS Autovermietung f, Autoverleih m, Kraftfahrzeugvermietung f (cf car-hire service BE)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > car-rental service
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