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1 lückenhaft
Adj. full of gaps; fig. auch incomplete; Wissen, Erinnerung: sketchy; (fragmentarisch) fragmentary; Beweiskette etc.: full of holes; Gesetz etc.: full of loopholes; ein lückenhaftes Gebiss haben have gappy teeth, be gap-toothed* * *gappy* * *lụ̈|cken|haft1. adjfull of gaps; Bericht, Sammlung, Beweis etc auch incomplete; Kenntnisse auch sketchy; Versorgung deficient; Gesetz, Alibi full of holessein Wissen ist sehr lückenhaft — there are great gaps in his knowledge
2. advsich erinnern vaguely; informieren, zusammenstellen sketchily; ausbilden, versorgen deficiently* * *lü·cken·haftI. adj1. (leere Stellen aufweisend) full of gapsein \lückenhaftes Gebiss teeth full of gaps2. (unvollständig) fragmentary\lückenhaftes Wissen incomplete knowledgeein \lückenhafter Bericht a sketchy reporteine \lückenhafte Sammlung an incomplete collectioneine \lückenhafte Erinnerung haben to have a vague/sketchy memory▪ \lückenhaft sein/werden to be/become fragmentaryeinen Fragebogen \lückenhaft ausfüllen to fill in a questionnaire leaving gapsan den Abend erinnere ich mich nur sehr \lückenhaft my memory of that evening is only very vague [or sketchy]* * *1.Adjektiv < teeth> full of gaps; gappy < teeth>; sketchy < knowledge>; sketchy, vague < memory>; incomplete, sketchy < report, account, etc.>; incomplete < statement>; < alibi> full of holes2.sein Wissen/seine Erinnerung ist lückenhaft — there are gaps in his knowledge/memory
* * *lückenhaft adj full of gaps; fig auch incomplete; Wissen, Erinnerung: sketchy; (fragmentarisch) fragmentary; Beweiskette etc: full of holes; Gesetz etc: full of loopholes;ein lückenhaftes Gebiss haben have gappy teeth, be gap-toothed* * *1.Adjektiv < teeth> full of gaps; gappy < teeth>; sketchy < knowledge>; sketchy, vague < memory>; incomplete, sketchy <report, account, etc.>; incomplete < statement>; < alibi> full of holes2.sein Wissen/seine Erinnerung ist lückenhaft — there are gaps in his knowledge/memory
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2 Lücke
Lücke f 1. BÖRSE break; 2. FIN, GEN gap • die Lücke schließen FIN bridge the gap, close the gap, plug the gap* * *f 1. < Börse> break; 2. <Finanz, Geschäft> gap ■ die Lücke schließen < Finanz> bridge the gap, close the gap, plug the gap* * *Lücke
gap, break, hiatus, (auf Formular) blank, (Kassenbestand) deficiency, deficit, (Leere) void, vacuum;
• deflatorische Lücke deflation gap;
• inflatorische Lücke (Staatsausgaben) inflationary gap;
• technologische Lücke technological gap;
• zu weite Lücke (drucktechn.) pigeonhole, rathole;
• Lücken in Doppelbesteuerungsabkommen double taxation loopholes;
• Lücke im Gesetz loophole in the law;
• Lücke in der Steuergesetzgebung tax loophole;
• Lücke zwischen Tariflohn und tatsächlich erzieltem Lohn wage drift (Br.);
• Lücken ausfüllen to fill a gap;
• Lücke im Gesetz finden to find a loophole in the law;
• fühlbare Lücke füllen to fill a crying need;
• Lücke in der Versorgung entstehen lassen to give rise to a deficiency in the supply;
• Lücken im Markt ausfindig machen to find gaps in the market;
• Lücke schließen to stop (supply, bridge) a gap. -
3 durchschlüpfen
v/i (trennb., ist -ge-): durchschlüpfen ( durch) slip through (auch fig.); unter dem Zaun durchschlüpfen squeeze under the fence* * *dụrch|schlüp|fenvi sep aux seinto slip through, to creep through (durch etw sth)er ist der Polizei durchgeschlüpft — he slipped through the fingers of the police
* * *durch|schlüp·fen[ˈdʊrçʃlʏpfn̩]vi Hilfsverb: sein1. (durch etw schlüpfen)2. (sich durchmogeln)durch die Polizeikontrollen \durchschlüpfen to slip through the fingers of the police, to give the police the slip fam* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein[durch etwas] durchschlüpfen — slip through [something]
* * *durchschlüpfen v/i (trennb, ist -ge-):durchschlüpfen (durch) slip through (auch fig);unter dem Zaun durchschlüpfen squeeze under the fence* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein[durch etwas] durchschlüpfen — slip through [something]
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4 Lückenhaftigkeit
f incompleteness; von Wissen, Erinnerung: sketchiness* * *Lụ̈|cken|haf|tig|keit ['lʏknhaftɪçkait]f -, -enincompleteness; (von Kenntnissen auch) sketchiness; (von Versorgung) deficiencywegen der Lückenhaftigkeit des Berichts/des Gesetzes — because of all the gaps in the report/all the loopholes in the law
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5 Lücken in Doppelbesteuerungsabkommen
Lücken in Doppelbesteuerungsabkommen
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