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1 die Begleitmusik
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2 die Nebensächlichkeit
- {incidental} - {triviality} tính chất tầm thường, tính chất không quan trọng, điều vô giá trị, điều tầm thường - {unimportance} tính chất không đáng kể -
3 die Randbemerkung
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4 Nebenkosten
Nebenkosten pl 1. FIN incidental charge, incidental expenses; 2. PERS incidental expenses, incidental costs; 3. GRUND carrying charge; 4. RW extra charges; subsidiary costs (ZB)* * *pl 1. < Finanz> incidental charge, incidental expenses; 2. < Person> incidental expenses, incidental costs; 3. < Grund> carrying charge; 4. < Rechnung> extra charges, ZB subsidiary costs* * *Nebenkosten
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6 Nebenklage
f JUR. incidental action* * *Ne|ben|kla|gef (JUR)incidental action* * *Ne·ben·kla·gef JUR ancillary suit, incidental action* * * -
7 zufällig
I Adv. by chance, as luck would have it; bes. durch zusammentreffende Ereignisse: coincidentally; rein zufällig purely ( oder quite) by chance; er war zufällig zu Hause he happened to be at home; ich traf ihn zufällig I met him by chance, I happened to bump into him, I just bumped into him; weißt du zufällig, ob...? do you happen to know whether...?; sind Sie zufällig...? are you by any chance...?; wenn du zufällig mit ihm sprechen solltest if you (should) happen to be talking to him, if by any chance you have a word with him; „Ähnlichkeiten mit... sind rein zufällig“ in Buch, Film: any resemblance to... is purely coincidental; nicht zufällig hatte sie die Dokumente dabei it was no accident that she had the documents with herII Adj. accidental, chance...; (nebenbei) incidental; es war rein zufällig it was pure ( oder sheer) chance ( oder coincidence)* * *perchance (Adv.); by accident (Adv.); contingent (Adj.); fortuitous (Adj.); circumstantial (Adj.); coincidental (Adj.); casual (Adj.); haphazard (Adj.); chance (Adj.); incidental (Adj.); accidental (Adj.); by chance (Adv.)* * *zu|fäl|lig1. adjchance attr; Ergebnis auch accidental; Zusammentreffen auch coincidental, accidentaldas war rein zúfällig — it was pure chance, it was purely by chance
es ist nicht zúfällig, dass er... — it's no accident that he...
das kann doch nicht zúfällig gewesen sein — that can't have happened by chance
"Ähnlichkeiten mit lebenden Personen sind rein zúfällig" — ≈ "any similarities with persons living or dead are purely coincidental"
2. adv1) by chance; (esp bei Zusammentreffen von Ereignissen) coincidentallyer ging zúfällig vorüber — he happened to be passing
ich traf ihn zúfällig im Bus — I happened to meet him on the bus, I bumped or ran into him on the bus
das habe ich ganz zúfällig gesehen — I just happened to see it, I saw it quite by chance or accident
wir haben gestern darüber gesprochen, und heute habe ich zúfällig einen Artikel darüber gefunden — we were talking about it yesterday, and quite coincidentally I found an article on it today
wenn Sie das zúfällig wissen sollten — if you (should) happen to know
zúfällig auf ein Zitat stoßen — to chance upon a quotation, to happen to find a quotation
2) (in Fragen) by any chancekannst du mir zúfällig 10 Euro leihen? — can you lend me 10 euros by any chance?
* * *1) (happening by chance or accident: an accidental discovery.) accidental2) accidentally3) (by luck; without planning: They met by chance.) by chance4) (happening unexpectedly: a chance meeting.) chance5) haphazardly6) (depending on chance; without planning or system: a haphazard arrangement.) haphazard7) casually8) (happening by chance: a casual remark.) casual9) coincidental10) randomly11) (done etc without any particular plan or system; irregular: The opinion poll was based on a random sample of adults.) random* * *zu·fäl·ligII. adv1. (durch einen Zufall) by chancerein \zufällig by pure chancejdn \zufällig treffen to happen to meet sb2. (vielleicht)wissen Sie \zufällig, ob/wie/wann/wo...? do you happen to know whether/how/when/where...?* * *1. 2.adverbial by chancewissen Sie zufällig, wie spät es ist? — (ugs.) do you by any chance know the time?
* * *A. adv by chance, as luck would have it; besonders durch zusammentreffende Ereignisse: coincidentally;rein zufällig purely ( oder quite) by chance;er war zufällig zu Hause he happened to be at home;ich traf ihn zufällig I met him by chance, I happened to bump into him, I just bumped into him;weißt du zufällig, ob …? do you happen to know whether …?;sind Sie zufällig …? are you by any chance …?;wenn du zufällig mit ihm sprechen solltest if you (should) happen to be talking to him, if by any chance you have a word with him;„Ähnlichkeiten mit … sind rein zufällig“ in Buch, Film: any resemblance to … is purely coincidental;nicht zufällig hatte sie die Dokumente dabei it was no accident that she had the documents with her* * *1. 2.adverbial by chancewissen Sie zufällig, wie spät es ist? — (ugs.) do you by any chance know the time?
* * *adj.accidental adj.casual adj.coincidental adj.contingent adj.fortuitous adj.haphazard adj.incidental adj.random adj.stochastic adj. adv.accidentally adv.accidently adv.by accident adv.by chance adv.by hazard expr.coincidentally n.fortuitously n.haphazardly n.incidentally adv.perchance adv. -
8 Nebenbeschäftigung
Nebenbeschäftigung f PERS second job, sideline job, (infrml) moonlighting* * ** * *Nebenbeschäftigung
avocation, bywork, sideline [employment], spare-time work (employment), minor occupation, extracurricular activities, side-bar job (sl.);
• Nebenbeschäftigung ausüben to moonlight;
• keiner Nebenbeschäftigung nachgehen to have no occupation outside of one’s office work;
• Nebenbestimmung collateral (subordinate) clause;
• Nebenbestimmungen incidental provisions;
• Nebenbetrieb subsidiary company, ancillary undertaking, (Filiale) branch office;
• landwirtschaftlicher Nebenbetrieb part-time farm;
• Nebenbezüge fringe benefits, perquisites (Br.);
• Nebenbörse curb exchange;
• Nebenbuchkonto secondary account;
• Nebenbürge cosurety, coguarantor;
• Nebeneigenschaft secondary quality;
• Nebeneinkommen casual revenue (income), incidental income;
• Nebeneinkünfte incidental receipts, perquisites (Br.), casual revenue, [casual] emoluments, additional (subsidiary, extra, outside) income;
• nicht koschere Nebeneinkünfte pickings and stealings;
• Nebeneinnahmen additional (outside) income, perquisities (Br.), perks (Br. sl.);
• Nebenerwerb sideline;
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9 beiläufig
I Adj. casual; beiläufige Bemerkung passing ( oder throwaway) remark; beiläufige Frage passing queryII Adv.1. casually; beiläufig erwähnen etc. mention etc. in passing; beiläufig sei erwähnt, gesagt (be it said) by the way, incidentally, parenthetically2. österr. (ungefähr) around* * *incidental; parenthetic; parenthetical* * *bei|läu|fig1. adj1) casual; Bemerkung, Erwähnung casual, passing attr2) (Aus = ungefähr) approximate2. adv2) (Aus) approximately, about* * *1) (occurring etc by chance in connection with something else: an incidental remark.) incidental2) ((of something said) casual and not made as part of a serious talk about the subject: a passing reference.) passing3) (while doing or talking about something else; without explaining fully what one means: He told her the story, and said in passing that he did not completely believe it.) in passing* * *bei·läu·figI. adj passingII. adv1. (nebenbei) in passingeinen Namen \beiläufig erwähnen to mention a name in passing* * *1.Adjektiv casual; casual, passing <remark, mention>2.adverbial casuallyetwas beiläufig erwähnen — mention something casually or in passing
* * *A. adj casual;beiläufige Bemerkung passing ( oder throwaway) remark;beiläufige Frage passing queryB. adv1. casually;2. österr (ungefähr) around* * *1.Adjektiv casual; casual, passing <remark, mention>2.adverbial casuallyetwas beiläufig erwähnen — mention something casually or in passing
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11 Nebenausgaben
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12 Begleitmusik
Be·gleit·mu·sik f1) ( Hintergrundmusik) [musical] accompaniment, background music;( im Film) incidental music\Begleitmusik zu etw sein to be incidental to sth -
13 Nebenstelle
Nebenstelle f 1. GEN suboffice; 2. KOMM telephone extension, telephone X, extension (telephone)* * ** * *Nebenstelle
(Bank) branch, suboffice, (Filiale) branch office, (Post) substation, (telecom.) [telephone] extension, (Vertretung) agency;
• Nebenstellennummer extension number;
• Nebenstraße bypass, by-lane, byroad, bystreet, secondary (ancillary) road, sideline, crossroad, branch road (US), sideline;
• Nebenstrecke byroute, (Bahn) loop [line], branch line, branch railroad (US);
• Nebentätigkeit subsidiary activity, sideline;
• Nebenurkunden supporting documents;
• Nebenverbraucher secondary consumer;
• Nebenverdienst incidental (subsidiary) source of income, incidental (subsidiary) earnings, additional income, perquisites (Br.), perks (Br. sl.), extra profit;
• Nebenvereinbarung subagreement, [collateral] covenant;
• Nebenverfahren ancillary (collateral) proceedings;
• Nebenvergünstigungen fringe (ancillary) benefits, perquisites (Br.);
• Nebenverpflichtung deed of covenant;
• schuldrechtliche Nebenverpflichtung covenant in gross;
• Nebenversicherung collateral insurance;
• Nebenvertrag collateral (accessory, subsidiary) contract;
• vom Hauptvertrag unabhängiger Nebenvertrag separable contract;
• Nebenvormund joint guardian, coguardian;
• Nebenwerte (Kurszettel) sundry securities;
• Nebenwerte kaufen (Kapitalanleger) to move to the sidelines;
• Nebenwohnsitz additional dwelling;
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Nebenverdienst m GEN, PERS, STEUER additional earnings, extra earnings* * *m <Geschäft, Person, Steuer> additional earnings* * *Nebenverdienst
incidental (subsidiary) source of income, incidental (subsidiary) earnings, additional income, perquisites (Br.), perks (Br. sl.), extra profit -
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Personalnebenkosten pl GEN, PERS incidental wage costs, ancillary wage costs* * *pl <Rechnung, Verwalt> add-on costs* * *Personalnebenkosten
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verbunden adj 1. BANK affiliated; 2. BÖRSE linked; 3. GEN affiliated, associated; 4. IND allied; 5. PERS connected, associated, affiliated; 6. POL confederate • verbunden mit 1. COMP coupled with; 2. GEN affiliated to, associated with, connected with* * *adj 1. < Bank> affiliated; 2. < Börse> linked; 3. < Geschäft> affiliated, associated; 4. < Ind> allied; 5. < Person> connected, associated, affiliated; 6. < Pol> confederate ■ verbunden mit 1. < Comp> coupled with; 2. < Geschäft> affiliated to, associated with, connected with* * *verbunden
[con]joint, conjunct, tied up, (verpflichtet) obliged, liable;
• mit dem Grundstück fest verbunden affixed to land, incident to a piece of land;
• verbunden sein to be connected, (dazugehören) to be incidental;
• mit jem. geschäftlich verbunden sein to entertain business relations with s. o.;
• mit zusätzlichen Kosten verbunden sein to involve additional costs;
• mit einer Stellung verbunden sein to be appendant to a position;
• mit einer Reise verbundene Ausgaben expenses incidental to a journey;
• eng miteinander verbundene Gewerbezweige two closely connected trades;
• verbundene Kosten composite cost;
• verbundene Leben (Lebensversicherung) joint lives;
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19 Lohnnebenkosten
Pl. WIRTS. additional ( oder non-wage) labo(u)r costs* * *die Lohnnebenkostennon-wage labour costs (Pl.); non-wage labor costs (Pl.); incidental wage costs (Pl.); associated employer outlay (Pl.)* * *Lohn|ne|ben|kos|tenpladditional wage costs pl (Brit) or labor costs pl (US)* * *Lohn·ne·ben·kos·tenpl incidental labour [or AM -or] [or wage] costs pl, ancillary wage costs pl* * *Pl. non-wage [labour] costs pl.* * ** * *Pl. non-wage [labour] costs pl. -
20 Musik
f; -, -en1. music; Musik machen play music; sie liebt die Musik she loves music; etw. in Musik setzen set s.th. to music; die Musik schreiben zu etw. write the music (Film etc.: auch score) for oder to s.th.; Musik im Blut haben fig. be a born musician; das ist Musik in meinen Ohren umg., fig. that’s music to my ears; da steckt oder ist Musik dahinter umg., fig. there’s some real power behind it; auch Handkäse2. umg. (Musikkapelle) band* * *die Musikmusic* * *Mu|sik [mu'ziːk]f -, -en1) musicMusík machen — to play some music
das ist Musík in meinen Ohren (fig) — that's music to my ears
2) (= Musikkapelle) bandhier ist or spielt die Musík! (fig inf) — this is where it's at (inf)
* * *(the art of arranging and combining sounds able to be produced by the human voice or by instruments: She prefers classical music to popular music; She is studying music; ( also adjective) a music lesson.) music* * *Mu·sik<-, -en>[muˈzi:k]f music no art, no pldie \Musik Mozarts/des Mittelalters Mozart's/Medieval musicgeistliche/klassische/moderne \Musik religious/classical/modern music\Musik hören/studieren to listen to/study music\Musik machen to play some musicmacht doch ein bisschen \Musik play us [a little] something; (Radio/Kassette etc.) put some music onmach bitte die \Musik leiser please turn down the music* * *die; Musik, Musiken1) o. Pl. musicMusik in jemandes Ohren (Dat.) sein — (fig. ugs.) be music to somebody's ears
die Musik zu diesem Stück — the [incidental] music for this play; s. auch Handkäse
* * *1. music;Musik machen play music;sie liebt die Musik she loves music;etwas in Musik setzen set sth to music;Musik im Blut haben fig be a born musician;das ist Musik in meinen Ohren umg, fig that’s music to my ears;2. umg (Musikkapelle) band* * *die; Musik, Musiken1) o. Pl. musicMusik in jemandes Ohren (Dat.) sein — (fig. ugs.) be music to somebody's ears
2) (Werk) piece [of music]; (Partitur) score (zu for)die Musik zu diesem Stück — the [incidental] music for this play; s. auch Handkäse
* * *-en f.music n.
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