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1 verbessern
verbessern v 1. COMP upgrade, enhance; 2. GEN correct, enhance, improve, revise* * ** * *verbessern
to better, to improve, to ameliorate, to enhance;
• sich verbessern (Kurse) to improve, to experience an advance, (Markt) to look up, to change for the better;
• Beziehungen zu einem Land verbessern to improve relations with a country;
• Bilanz verbessern to strengthen a balance sheet;
• Eintragung verbessern to rectify an entry;
• Erfindung verbessern to perfect an invention;
• sich finanziell verbessern to better o. s. (one’s circumstances), (durch Gehaltserhöhung) to get a raise (US) (rise, Br.);
• Gesetz verbessern to amend a bill;
• Grundertragswert durch Bebauung verbessern to improve a lot by building on it;
• das Los der Arbeiter verbessern to better the conditions of the workers;
• sich um 3 Punkte verbessern (Kurs) to gain 3 points;
• Qualität verbessern to heighten a quality;
• Rendite der liquiden Mittel verbessern to improve the return of one’s liquidity. -
2 Beziehungen zu einem Land verbessern
Beziehungen zu einem Land verbessern
to improve relations with a countryBusiness german-english dictionary > Beziehungen zu einem Land verbessern
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3 ausbauen
ausbauen v COMP upgrade (System)* * ** * *ausbauen
(maschinelle Anlagen abbauen) to disassemble, to dismantle, (entwickeln) to develop, to improve, (Gelände) to develop, (Geschäft) to extend, to enlarge, to expand;
• Eisenbahnlinie ausbauen to complete a railway (railroad, US) line;
• Flughafen ausbauen to develop an airport;
• Handelsbeziehungen ausbauen to strengthen trade relations;
• Handelsbeziehungen zwischen zwei Ländern ausbauen to develop trade between two countries;
• seine Stellung ausbauen to consolidate one’s position;
• Wirtschaftsbeziehungen ausbauen to improve economic relations. -
4 einfrieren
(unreg., trennb.)I v/i (ist eingefroren)1. Wasser: freeze; Rohre etc.: freeze (up); Bach, Teich: freeze (over); Schiff, Hafen: become icebound3. fig. Lächeln: freezeII v/t (hat)1. (Lebensmittel) (deep-) freeze2. fig. (Löhne, Kapital, Preise) freeze; (Beziehungen, Verhandlungen) suspend, put on hold; (Projekt, Plan) shelve, put into cold storage* * *(Lebensmittel) to freeze; to quick-freeze; to deep-freeze;(Wasserrohr) to freeze up; to freeze* * *ein|frie|ren sep1. vi aux seinto freeze; (Wasserleitung, Schiff) to freeze updie Beziehungen éínfrieren lassen — to suspend relations
2. vt (lit, fig)Nahrungsmittel, Löhne etc to freeze; (POL ) Beziehungen to suspendsich éínfrieren lassen — to allow oneself to be put into deep-freeze
* * *1) (to freeze and keep (food) in this.) deep2) (to make (food) very cold in order to preserve it: You can freeze the rest of that food and eat it later.) freeze3) (to fix prices, wages etc at a certain level: If the situation does not improve, wages will be frozen again.) freeze4) (to stop moving or functioning because of extreme cold: The car engine froze up.) freeze up* * *ein|frie·renI. vi Hilfsverb: sein1. (zufrieren) to freeze up2. (von Eis eingeschlossen werden)II. vt Hilfsverb: haben▪ etw \einfrieren1. (konservieren) to [deep-]freeze sth2. (suspendieren) to suspend sthdiplomatische Beziehungen \einfrieren to break off [or suspend] diplomatic relationsein Projekt/die Planung \einfrieren to shelve a project/the plans* * *1.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein < water> freeze, turn to ice; < pond> freeze over; < pipes> freeze up; < ship> be frozen in2.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) deep-freeze < food>2) (fig.) freeze* * *einfrieren (irr, trennb)A. v/i (ist eingefroren)1. Wasser: freeze; Rohre etc: freeze (up); Bach, Teich: freeze (over); Schiff, Hafen: become icebound2. fig Verhandlungen: reach (a) deadlock;Löhne etceinfrieren lassen freeze3. fig Lächeln: freezeB. v/t (hat)1. (Lebensmittel) (deep-)freeze2. fig (Löhne, Kapital, Preise) freeze; (Beziehungen, Verhandlungen) suspend, put on hold; (Projekt, Plan) shelve, put into cold storage* * *1.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein < water> freeze, turn to ice; < pond> freeze over; < pipes> freeze up; < ship> be frozen in2.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) deep-freeze < food>2) (fig.) freeze* * *v.to freeze v.(§ p.,p.p.: froze, frozen) -
5 Konzern
Konzern m GEN affiliated group, group of companies, concern, group (rechtlich selbstständige und wirtschaftlich unselbstständige Unternehmen unter einheitlicher Leitung) • in einem Konzern zusammenfassen GEN affiliate* * *m < Geschäft> affiliated group, group of companies, concern, group ■ in einem Konzern zusammenfassen < Geschäft> affiliate* * *Konzern
combination, combine, conglomerate, group of companies, affiliated group of corporations (US), business trust (US);
• kurzfristig gebildeter Konzern limited trust (US);
• horizontaler Konzern horizontal combine (combination);
• international operierender Konzern global player;
• vertikaler Konzern lateral combination, integrated (vertical) trust (US);
• Konzern mit den besten Ergebnissen best-performing group;
• Konzern der Holz verarbeitenden Industrie timber group;
• Konzern mit breit gestreutem Produktionsprogramm multiproduct group, widely diversified conglomerate;
• wohl ausgewogener Konzern mit einem breiten Sortiment integrierter Gesellschaften well-balanced integrated group of complementary companies;
• im Wege des Zukaufs zu einem Konzern heranwachsen to take the conglomerate route to growth;
• in einem Konzern zusammenfassen to bracket together in a group;
• Konzernabsatz intercompany sale, group’s sales;
• Konzernabschluss group accounts;
• konsolidierter Konzernabschluss consolidated [annual statement of] accounts;
• Konzernaktien conglomerate shares (stocks, US);
• Konzernangebot conglomerate bid, group-wide offer;
• Konzernangestellter big-company executive;
• leitender Konzernangestellter group executive;
• Konzernanreiz impetus to combination;
• Konzernausgleich (Bilanz) intercompany elimination (squaring);
• Konzernausstoß group output;
• Konzernausweis group statement;
• Konzernbedarf group demand;
• Konzernbeteiligungen shares (stocks, US) in subsidiary companies;
• Konzernbetrieb affiliated company (organization), division of a conglomerate;
• Konzernbewegung combination movement;
• Konzernbeziehungen group relationship, intercompany (intercorporate) relations;
• Konzernbilanz consolidated (group) balance sheet, group financial statement (US), consolidated [financial] statement[s] (US);
• Konzernbilanzsumme group’s balance-sheet total;
• Konzernbildung consolidation, merger;
• ungesetzliche Konzernbildung (Kartellgesetz) unlawful combination;
• Konzern buchführung, Konzernbuchhaltung group accounts, entity accounting;
• Konzernbuchgewinn intercompany profit;
• Konzernbuchhalter group accountant;
• Konzernchef group chairman;
• Konzerndarlehn lending to a group, (Darlehn innerhalb des Konzerns) intercompany loan;
• Konzerneigenmittel group’s own funds;
• Konzerneinkauf syndicate buying;
• Konzerneinnahmen consolidated returns (income);
• Konzernentflechtung deconcentration (US), decartelization;
• Konzernentwicklung combination (trust, US) movement;
• Konzernerfolgsrechnung group profit-and-loss account;
• Konzernergebnis consolidated result;
• Konzernergebnis [weiter] verbessern to [further] improve the corporate results (income);
• Konzernerträge vor Steuern group revenue before taxation;
• Konzernetat overall-company budgets;
• Konzernfahrzeug group vehicle;
• Konzernfinanzchef group financial director, group treasurer;
• Konzernfirma affiliated (associated) company;
• Konzernforderungen intercompany claims (equities);
• Konzernfusion conglomerate merger;
• Konzerngeschäfte group activities, intercompany operations;
• Konzerngeschäftsbericht consolidated report;
• Konzerngesellschaft affiliated (associated, allied, related, constituent, consolidated, Br.) company, subsidiary [company], affiliated (consolidated) corporation (US), group member. -
6 Wirtschaftsbeziehungen ausbauen
Wirtschaftsbeziehungen ausbauen
to improve economic relations.Business german-english dictionary > Wirtschaftsbeziehungen ausbauen
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