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1 exchange
1. transitive verb1) tauschen [Plätze, Zimmer, Ringe, Küsse]; umtauschen, wechseln [Geld]; austauschen [Adressen, [Kriegs]gefangene, Erinnerungen, Gedanken, Erfahrungen]; wechseln [Blicke, Worte, Ringe]exchange blows/insults — sich schlagen/sich gegenseitig beleidigen
2) (give in place of another) eintauschen ( for für, gegen); umtauschen [[gekaufte] Ware] ( for gegen); austauschen [Spion] ( for gegen)2. intransitive verb 3. noun1) Tausch, der; (of prisoners, spies, compliments, greetings, insults) Austausch, deran exchange of ideas/blows — ein Meinungsaustausch/Handgreiflichkeiten Pl.
2) (Educ.) Austausch, der; attrib. Austausch-an exchange student — ein Austauschstudent/eine Austauschstudentin
exchange [rate], rate of exchange — Wechselkurs, der
exchange rate mechanism — Wechselkursmechanismus, der
4) see academic.ru/73885/telephone_exchange">telephone exchange* * *[iks' ein‹] 1. verb1) (to give, or give up, in return for something else: Can you exchange a dollar note for two 50-cent pieces?) wechseln2) (to give and receive in return: They exchanged amused glances.) tauschen2. noun1) (the giving and taking of one thing for another: He gave me a pencil in exchange for the marble; An exchange of opinions is helpful.) der Austausch2) (a conversation or dispute: An angry exchange took place between the two brothers when their father's will was read.) der Meinungsaustausch3) (the act of exchanging the money of one country for that of another.) das Wechseln4) (the difference between the value of money in different countries: What is the rate of exchange between the U.S. dollar and the yen?) das Wechselkurs5) (a place where business shares are bought and sold or international financial dealings carried on.) die Börse6) ((also telephone exchange) a central telephone system where lines are connected.) die Vermittlung•* * *ex·change[ɪksˈtʃeɪnʤ, eks-]I. vt1. (trade)▪ to \exchange sth [for sth] etw [gegen etw akk] austauschen; in a shop etw [gegen etw akk] umtauschento \exchange apartments einen Wohnungstausch vornehmen2. (interchange)▪ to \exchange sth etw austauschento \exchange addresses/greetings/opinions Adressen/Grüße/Meinungen austauschento \exchange banter with sb mit jdm herumalbern [o ÖSTERR, SCHWEIZ herumblödeln]to \exchange looks Blicke wechselnto \exchange words einen Wortwechsel habenII. nhe gave me some tomatoes in \exchange for a lift into town er gab mir ein paar Tomaten und dafür nahm ich ihn mit in die Stadt\exchange of contracts Vertragsabschluss m\exchange of letters Briefwechsel m\exchange of proposals Austausch m von Vorschlägen2. FIN, ECON Währung frate of \exchange Wechselkurs mrate of \exchange of the dollar Wechselkurs m des Dollars\exchange regulations Devisenbestimmungen plcommodity \exchange Warenbörse fstock \exchange Börse fLondon International Financial Futures and Options E\exchange Internationale Londoner FinanzterminbörseBaltic International Freight and Futures E\exchange Londoner Börse für WarentermingeschäfteLondon Metal E\exchange Londoner Metallbörsethere was a brief \exchange between the two leaders die beiden Führungskräfte tauschten sich kurz aus\exchange of blows Schlagabtausch m\exchange of fire Feuergefecht nt, Schusswechsel m\exchange of threats gegenseitige Drohungenbitter \exchange erbitterter WortwechselIII. adj attr, inv\exchange conditions Wechselbedingungen pl\exchange market Devisenmarkt m\exchange teacher Austauschlehrer(in) m(f)\exchange value Tauschwert m* * *[Iks'tSeIndZ]1. vtbooks, glances, seats tauschen; foreign currency wechseln, umtauschen (for in +acc); information, views, secrets, experiences, hostages, phone numbers austauschento exchange one thing for another — eine Sache gegen eine andere austauschen or (in shop) umtauschen
2. n1) (of goods, stamps) Tausch m; (of prisoners, views, secrets, diplomatic notes) Austausch m; (of one bought item for another) Umtausch min exchange for lending me your car —
4)(telephone) exchange — Fernvermittlungsstelle f (form), Fernamt nt; (in office etc) (Telefon)zentrale f
5) (= altercation) Wortwechsel m* * *exchange [ıksˈtʃeındʒ]A v/tfor gegen)3. Blicke, Küsse, die Plätze etc tauschen, Blicke, Worte wechseln, Briefe, Erinnerungen, Grüße, Gedanken, Gefangene austauschen:Bob exchanged seats with Tom Bob tauschte mit Tom den Platz;they exchanged blows sie schlugen aufeinander ein;they exchanged words sie hatten einen Wortwechsel;he’s looking for sb to exchange stamps with er sucht einen Briefmarkentauschpartner4. TECH auswechseln, aus-, vertauschen:5. Schachspiel: Figuren austauschen6. ersetzen ( for sth durch etwas)B v/i1. tauschenone mark exchanges for less than one Swiss franc für eine Mark bekommt man weniger als einen Schweizer FrankenC s1. a) (Aus-, Um)Tausch m, Auswechs(e)lung f, Tauschhandel m:in exchange for (im Austausch) gegen, (als Entgelt) für;exchange of letters Brief-, Schriftwechsel m;exchange of prisoners Gefangenenaustausch;exchange of shots Schuss-, Kugelwechsel m;exchange of views Gedanken-, Meinungsaustausch ( beide:on über akk);b) Wortgefecht n, -wechsel m2. eingetauschter Gegenstand3. WIRTSCHa) (Um)Wechseln n, Wechselverkehr mb) Geld-, Wertumsatz me) Devisen pl:at the exchange of zum Kurs von;with a high (low) exchange valutastark (-schwach);exchange restrictions devisenrechtliche Beschränkungen4. WIRTSCH Börse f:at the exchange an der Börse;quoted at the exchange börsengängig5. Wechselstube f6. (Fernsprech)Amt n, Vermittlung fex. abk1. examination2. examined3. example4. except5. exception9. exercise* * *1. transitive verb1) tauschen [Plätze, Zimmer, Ringe, Küsse]; umtauschen, wechseln [Geld]; austauschen [Adressen, [Kriegs]gefangene, Erinnerungen, Gedanken, Erfahrungen]; wechseln [Blicke, Worte, Ringe]exchange blows/insults — sich schlagen/sich gegenseitig beleidigen
2) (give in place of another) eintauschen ( for für, gegen); umtauschen [[gekaufte] Ware] ( for gegen); austauschen [Spion] ( for gegen)2. intransitive verb 3. noun1) Tausch, der; (of prisoners, spies, compliments, greetings, insults) Austausch, deran exchange of ideas/blows — ein Meinungsaustausch/Handgreiflichkeiten Pl.
2) (Educ.) Austausch, der; attrib. Austausch-an exchange student — ein Austauschstudent/eine Austauschstudentin
3) (of money) Umtausch, derexchange [rate], rate of exchange — Wechselkurs, der
exchange rate mechanism — Wechselkursmechanismus, der
* * *n.Austausch m.Tausch -e m. (for) v.austauschen (gegen) v. v.austauschen v.eintauschen v.tauschen v.umtauschen v. -
2 minimum
1.keep something to a minimum — etwas so gering wie möglich halten
2. attributive adjectivea minimum of £5 — mindestens 5 Pfund
minimum temperatures tonight around 5° — nächtliche Tiefsttemperaturen um 5°
minimum wage — Mindestlohn, der
* * *1. ['miniməm] adjective(smallest or lowest (possible, obtained, recorded etc): the minimum temperature last night.) Mindest-...2. [-mə] noun(the smallest possible number, quantity etc or the lowest level: Tickets will cost a minimum of $20.) das Minimum- academic.ru/47076/minimal">minimal- minimize
- minimise* * *mini·mum[ˈmɪnɪməm]I. n<pl -s or -ima>Minimum nta \minimum of 3 hours mindestens 3 Stundena \minimum of effort/time/risk ein Minimum an Aufwand/Zeit/Risikoto keep sth to a \minimum etw so niedrig wie möglich haltento reduce sth to a \minimum etw auf ein Minimum reduzieren1. (lowest possible) Mindest-\minimum amount Mindestbetrag m, Minimalbetrag m\minimum requirements Mindestanforderungen pl2. (very low) Minimal-, minimal\minimum weight Minimalgewicht nt* * *['mInɪməm]1. nMinimum ntthe temperature fell to a minimum of 5 degrees — die Temperatur fiel auf Tiefstwerte von 5 Grad
with a minimum of inconvenience — mit einem Minimum an Unannehmlichkeiten
what is the minimum you will accept? — was ist für Sie das Minimum or der Mindestbetrag?
a minimum of 2 hours/£50/10 people — mindestens 2 Stunden/£ 50/10 Leute
to keep sth to a or the minimum —
2. adj attrMindest-minimum age — Mindestalter nt
to achieve maximum possible profits from minimum possible expenditure — möglichst hohe Gewinne mit möglichst geringen Ausgaben erzielen
the minimum expenditure will be... — das wird mindestens... kosten
a minimum level of discontent the minimum level of aluminium in the body — ein Mindestmaß nt an Unzufriedenheit die Mindestmenge von Aluminium im Körper
* * *minimum [ˈmınıməm]A pl -ma [-mə] s Minimum n:a) Mindestmaß n, -betrag m, -wert mat a minimum auf dem Tiefststand;with a minimum of effort mit einem Minimum an Anstrengung;keep the cost down a minimum die Kosten so gering oder niedrig wie möglich halten;minimum age Mindestalter n;minimum capacity ELEKa) Minimumkapazität f,b) Anfangskapazität f (eines Drehkondensators);minimum price Mindestpreis m;a) MATH Kleinst-, Mindest-, Minimal-, Minimumwert m,min. abk2. mineralogy3. minimum4. mining* * *1.2. attributive adjectivea minimum of £5 — mindestens 5 Pfund
minimum temperatures tonight around 5° — nächtliche Tiefsttemperaturen um 5°
minimum wage — Mindestlohn, der
* * *adj.lokales / globales (Mathematik) adj. n.(§ pl.: minimums, or: minima)= Mindestmaß n.Minimum -a n.
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