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101 Geld in Staatsanleihen (Staatspapieren) anlegen
Geld in Staatsanleihen anlegen
to invest money in funds (Br.)
Geld in Staatsanleihen (Staatspapieren) anlegen
to fund (Br.)Business german-english dictionary > Geld in Staatsanleihen (Staatspapieren) anlegen
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102 Geld in ein Geschäft stecken
Geld in ein Geschäft stecken
to invest money in a business, to put money into an undertaking, to embark capital in a tradeBusiness german-english dictionary > Geld in ein Geschäft stecken
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103 Geld in ein Unternehmen einschießen
Geld in ein Unternehmen einschießen
to invest money in a business.Business german-english dictionary > Geld in ein Unternehmen einschießen
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104 Geld investieren
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105 Gewinn bringend anlegen
Gewinn bringend anlegen
to invest advantageously (one’s money to good account)Business german-english dictionary > Gewinn bringend anlegen
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106 Hausbesitzer
Hausbesitzer m GRUND homeowner; landlord (Vermieter)* * *Hausbesitzer
householder, house (property, home, US) owner, owner of a house, (Vermieter) landlord;
• unabhängiger Hausbesitzer freeholder;
• Hausbesitzer werden to invest in home property;
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107 Hausbesitzer werden
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108 Investition vornehmen
Investition vornehmen
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109 Investitionsbereitschaft
Investitionsbereitschaft
propensity (inclination) to investBusiness german-english dictionary > Investitionsbereitschaft
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110 Investitionsfreudigkeit
Investitionsfreudigkeit
inclination (readiness) to investBusiness german-english dictionary > Investitionsfreudigkeit
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111 Investitionsfähigkeit
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112 Investitionsimpuls
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113 Investitionsmüdigkeit
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114 Investitionstempo
Investitionstempo
pace of investment, investment activity;
• Investitionstempo drosseln to slow down investment;
• Investitionstendenz investment trend;
• Investitionsüberhang investment backlogs;
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115 Investitionsunlust
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116 Investitionsvorteil
Investitionsvorteil
investment merit;
• Investitionsweg investment route;
• Investitionswert investment value;
• steuerfreier Investitionszeitraum period during which the investment is not taxed;
• Investitionsziel investment goal (target);
• Investitionszulage investment premium (bonus), investment tax incentive;
• Investitionszunahme zustande bringen to bring forward more investment;
• Investitionszurückhaltung reticence to invest;
• Investitionszusage investment commitment;
• Investitionszuschuss investment (capital) grant;
• Investitionszuschuss [in Fördergebieten] regional development grant (Br.);
• Investitionszuwachs increase of investment;
• Investitionszweck investment purpose;
• für Investitionszwecke bestimmen to earmark for investment;
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117 Investitionszurückhaltung
Investitionszurückhaltung
reticence to investBusiness german-english dictionary > Investitionszurückhaltung
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118 Kapital anlegen
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119 Kapital hineinstecken (investieren)
Kapital hineinstecken (investieren)
to invest capitalBusiness german-english dictionary > Kapital hineinstecken (investieren)
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120 Leibrentenempfänger
Leibrentenempfänger
life annuitant, nominee;
• Leibrentenversicherung annuity insurance;
• Leibrentenversicherungspolice annuity policy;
• Leibrentenvertrag annuity agreement (insurance contract);
• sein Vermögen in einem Leibrentenvertrag anlegen to invest one’s money at life interest.
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invest — 1 induct, install, inaugurate, initiate Analogous words: endue, endow (see DOWER): consecrate (see DEVOTE) Antonyms: divest, strip (of robes, insignia, power): unfrock 2 *besiege, beleaguer, blockade … New Dictionary of Synonyms