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21 Realschulabschluss
Realschulabschluss m BIL, PERS intermediate leaving certificate, intermediate school leaving certificate* * *m < Person> intermediate leaving certificate, intermediate school leaving certificate* * *Realschulabschluss
high-school diploma (US) -
22 Realschule
Realschule f BIL intermediate school, intermediate secondary school* * *f < Person> intermediate school, intermediate secondary school* * *Realschule
[etwa] secondary technical school, high school (US) -
23 Sekundarabschluss I
Sekundarabschluss m I BIL intermediate leaving certificate, intermediate school leaving certificate, (BE) (obs) Certificate of Secondary Education, CSE* * *m < Sozial> intermediate leaving certificate, intermediate school leaving certificate, Certificate of Secondary Education (BE) obs (CSE) -
24 Sekundarstufe I
Sekundarstufe I f BIL, PERS lower secondary education, lower and intermediate secondary education, lower secondary schooling, lower and intermediate secondary schooling* * *f < Person> lower secondary education, lower and intermediate secondary education, lower secondary schooling, lower and intermediate secondary schooling -
25 Vorprodukt
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26 zweiter Arbeitsmarkt
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27 Zwischenerzeugnis
Zwischenerzeugnis n WIWI intermediate good, intermediate product* * *n <Vw> intermediate good, intermediate product -
28 Zwischenfinanzierung
Zwischenfinanzierung f FIN intermediate financing, bridge finance* * ** * *Zwischenfinanzierung
interim (intermediate) financing -
29 Zwischenprodukt
n intermediate product* * *das Zwischenproduktintermediate* * *Zwị|schen|pro|duktntintermediate product* * *Zwischenprodukt n intermediate product -
30 Zwischenwirt
m BIO. intermediate host* * *Zwị|schen|wirtm (BIOL)intermediate host* * *Zwi·schen·wirtm BIOL, MED intermediate host* * * -
31 Zwischenlage
f <tech.allg> (betont: im Inneren von etw.; steif od. flexibel, jedes Material) ■ inner layerf <tech.allg> (steif od. flexibel, jedes Material) ■ intermediate layer; interlayerf <tech.allg> (z.B. Werkstück) ■ intermediate positionf <tech.allg> (Beilageblech) ■ shimf <tech.allg> (Abstandshalter) ■ spacerf <fz> (in Blattfeder) ■ interleaf spacerf < logist> (verhindert das Verrutschen von Lagen bei Palettenladungen) ■ friction insert; tie sheetf < pack> ■ pad -
32 Grauzone
Grauzone f WIWI intermediate area* * *f <Vw> intermediate area* * *Grauzone
gray (grey) area, (Arbeitslosigkeit) intermediate area. -
33 Vorleistung
Vorleistung f 1. COMP prerequisite; technical prerequisite (technische); 2. RECHT advance performance, anticipatory performance; 3. V&M advance delivery (Lieferung); advance payment (Zahlung); 4. WIWI intermediate input* * *f 1. < Comp> prerequisite, technische technical prerequisite; 2. < Recht> advance performance, anticipatory performance; 3. <V&M> Lieferung advance delivery, Zahlung advance payment; 4. <Vw> intermediate input* * *Vorleistung
past consideration, (Produktion) intermediate input, (Zahlung) payment in advance (by anticipation, US), prepayment. -
34 Zwischenhandel
Zwischenhandel m 1. GEN intermediate trade; 2. WIWI transit trade* * *m 1. < Geschäft> intermediate trade; 2. <Vw> transit trade* * *Zwischenhandel
transit, transient (middleman’s) business, intermediary (intermediate, entrepot) trade, jobbing (US) -
35 Zwischenprüfung
Zwischenprüfung f BIL intermediate examination* * *f < Person> intermediate examination* * *Zwischenprüfung
intermediate examination -
36 Realschule
f secondary school leading to intermediate qualification; GB: etwa middle school, USA: etwa middle ( oder junior high) school* * *A Realschule is a type of German secondary school. It normally covers a period of four or six school years and is designed to provide a general education that goes beyond that of a Hauptschule. After completing Realschule students may try for a Fachabitur at a Fachoberschule or serve an apprenticeship. If students from a Realschule achieve good examination results, they may move up to the eleventh year of a Gymnasium and attempt the Abitur. In Austria the functions of Realschulen are performed by mathematische Realgymnasien and extended Hauptschulen. See: → Abitur, Gymnasium, Hauptschule, mittlere Reife* * *Re·al·schu·lef ≈ secondary modern school BRIT hist secondary/junior high school for ages 10 to 16 where pupils can work towards the intermediate school certificate, ‘mittlere Reife’* * *die ≈ secondary modern school (Brit. Hist.)•• Cultural note:The secondary school which prepares pupils for the Realschulabschluss ( Mittlere Reife) (school-leaving certificate).This type of school is in between Hauptschule and Gymnasium, catering for less academic children who will probably train for a practical career. Pupils stay at the Realschule for 6 years after the Grundschule. See also Schule, Lehre* * *Realschule f secondary school leading to intermediate qualification; GB: etwa middle school, USA: etwa middle ( oder junior high) school* * *die ≈ secondary modern school (Brit. Hist.)•• Cultural note:The secondary school which prepares pupils for the Realschulabschluss ( Mittlere Reife) (school-leaving certificate).This type of school is in between Hauptschule and Gymnasium, catering for less academic children who will probably train for a practical career. Pupils stay at the Realschule for 6 years after the Grundschule. See also Schule, Lehre -
37 Reife
f; -, kein Pl.; von Obst, Käse. etc.: ripeness; eines Menschen, Plans, von Wein etc.: maturity; körperliche / geistige / seelische Reife physical / mental / psychological maturity; mittlere Reife PÄD., in USA: intermediate high school certificate, in GB: etwa GCSEs Pl.; dafür fehlt ihm ( noch) die Reife he is not mature enough for that; während der Reife (beim Reifen) Obst etc.: while ripening, during the ripening process; Mensch: during puberty* * *die Reife(Charakter) maturity;(Früchte) ripeness* * *Rei|fe ['raifə]f -,no pl1) (= das Reifen) ripening2) (= das Reifsein) ripeness; (= Geschlechtsreife, von Ei) maturityzur Réífe bringen — to ripen
3) (fig von Menschen, Gedanken etc) maturityihm fehlt die (sittliche) Réífe — he lacks maturity, he's too immature
4)See:= Reifezeugnis → mittlere(r,s)* * *die1) maturity2) matureness3) mellowness4) ripeness* * *Rei·fe<->[ˈraifə]2. (Abschluss der charakterlichen Entwicklung) maturitymittlere \Reife SCH intermediate school certificate, ≈ GCSEs BRIT, ≈ GED AM (school-leaving qualification awarded to pupils leaving the ‘Realschule’ or year 10 of the ‘Gymnasium’)die sittliche \Reife moral maturity; s.a. Zeugnis* * *die; Reife1) ripeness; (von Menschen, Gedanken, Produkten) maturityZeugnis der Reife — Abitur certificate
mittlere Reife — (Schulw.) school-leaving certificate usually taken after the fifth year of secondary school
2) (Reifung) ripening* * *körperliche/geistige/seelische Reife physical/mental/psychological maturity;dafür fehlt ihm (noch) die Reife he is not mature enough for that;während der Reife (beim Reifen) Obst etc: while ripening, during the ripening process; Mensch: during puberty* * *die; Reife1) ripeness; (von Menschen, Gedanken, Produkten) maturitymittlere Reife — (Schulw.) school-leaving certificate usually taken after the fifth year of secondary school
2) (Reifung) ripening* * *nur sing. f.maturity n.ripeness n. -
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39 Zwischenschritt
m1. beim Tanzen: linking step2. fig., beim Rechnen etc.: intermediate step* * *Zwị|schen|schrittm1) (fig = Arbeitsgang) intermediate stage2) (=Schritt beim Tanzen) linking step* * *1. beim Tanzen: linking step2. fig, beim Rechnen etc: intermediate step -
40 Zwischenspeicherung
f intermediate storage* * *die Zwischenspeicherungintermediate memory storage* * *Zwischenspeicherung f intermediate storage
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