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1 Junk-Food
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2 Junk-food
Junk·food <-s> [ʼdʒaŋkfu:d] ntjunk food no pl -
3 Junk-Bond
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4 Junk-Bond
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5 Junk-E-Mailer
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6 Junk-Mail-Filter
m < edv> ■ spam filter -
7 sich von Junk Food ernähren
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8 Trödel...
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9 Junkfood
Junk|food ['dZaŋkfuːd]1. nt -s, -s, Junk-Food2. nt -s, -s (inf)junk food* * *Junk·food, Junk-Food<-s>[ˈdʒaŋkfu:d]nt kein pl junk food no pl -
10 Junkbond
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11 Junkfood
Junk·food <-s> [ʼdʒaŋkfu:d] ntjunk food no pl -
12 Junkmail
Junk|mailf (COMPUT, INTERNET)junk mail, spam (inf) -
13 Junktimklausel
Junk·tim·klau·self JUR package deal clause, reciprocal clause -
14 Junktim
Junk·tim <-s, -s> [ʼjʊŋktɪm] ntpackage deal;zwischen Dingen besteht ein \Junktim different things are dependent upon [or go hand-in-hand with] each other -
15 Schrott
Schrott m IND scrap* * *m < Ind> scrap* * *Schrott
scrap [iron, metal], junk;
• Schrottangebot supply of scrap;
• Schrottauto junk[ed] car (auto), auto scrap, junk heap (sl.);
• Schrottbeseitigungsgebühr junk car tax;
• Schrotteisen scrap iron;
• Schrotterlös scrap proceeds;
• Schrottfirma scrap company;
• Schrotthandel scrap trade;
• Schrotthändler scrap (junk) dealer (merchant), scrap-steel dealer;
• Schrotthandlung junk shop;
• Schrottmarkt junk (scrap-steel, scrap-metal) market;
• Schrottmetall scrap metal;
• Schrottplatz junk yard, scrapyard;
• Schrottpreis scrap price;
• Schrottverarbeitung scrap processing;
• Schrottverkäufe scrap sales;
• Schrottverwertungsanlage scrapping facility;
• Schrottwagen junk auto, knockdown kit;
• Schrottwert scrap (junk, breakup) value, (Seeversicherung) salvage value;
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16 Trödel
m; -s, kein Pl. junk; pej. auch rubbish* * *Trö|del ['trøːdl]m -s, no pl (inf)junk* * *(unwanted or worthless articles; rubbish: That cupboard is full of junk; ( also adjective) This vase was bought in a junk shop (= a shop that sells junk).) junk* * *Trö·del<-s>[ˈtrø:dl̩]* * *der; Trödels (ugs., oft abwertend) junk; (für den Flohmarkt) jumble* * ** * *der; Trödels (ugs., oft abwertend) junk; (für den Flohmarkt) jumble -
17 Kramladen
m umg., pej. junk shop* * *der Kramladenjunk shop; chandlery* * *Kram|la|den tatty little shop (inf); (= Trödelladen) junk shop* * *Kram·la·den1. (Trödelladen) junk shop* * *der (ugs. abwertend) junk shop* * *Kramladen m umg, pej junk shop* * *der (ugs. abwertend) junk shop -
18 Plunder
m; -s, kein Pl.; pej. rubbish, junk* * *der Plundertrash; deadwood; junk* * *Plụn|der ['plʊndɐ]m -s, no pljunk, rubbish (Brit)* * *Plun·der<-s>[ˈplʊndɐ]m kein pl junk no pl, no indef art* * *der; Plunders (ugs. abwertend) junk; rubbish* * ** * *der; Plunders (ugs. abwertend) junk; rubbish* * *m.deadwood n. -
19 Ramsch
m; -(e)s, kein Pl.; umg. junk—* * *der Ramschjunk* * *Rạmsch [ramʃ]m -(e)s,no pl2) (SKAT)* * *<-[e]s>[ramʃ]* * *der; Ramsch[e]s, Ramsche (ugs. abwertend)1) (Ware) trashy goods pl.2) (Kram) junk* * *Ramsch1 m; -(e)s, kein pl; umg junkeinen Ramsch spielen play a ramsch* * *der; Ramsch[e]s, Ramsche (ugs. abwertend)1) (Ware) trashy goods pl.2) (Kram) junk -
20 Dschunke
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