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1 Höchstangebot
Höchstangebot
highest offer;
• Höchstauflagen erzielend best-selling;
• Höchstbedarf peak [of] demand;
• Höchstbelastung peak (maximum) load;
• Höchstbeschäftigungszeit maximum hours of work;
• Höchstbetrag highest amount, maximum [amount], (Preisgrenze) limit, (Versicherung) office limit;
• Höchstbetrag eines eingeräumten Akzeptkredits acceptance line;
• Höchstbetrag eines Banksaldos maximum bank advance;
• Höchstbetragshypothek running-account mortgage (Br.);
• Höchstbetragsklausel open-mortgage clause;
• Höchstbetragsschuldverschreibung floating debenture;
• Höchstbewertung optimum rating;
• Höchstbietender best (highest) bidder, highest offerer;
• erforderliches Höchstdarlehn maximum advance required;
• Höchstdauer maximum time limit;
• Höchstdividende maximum dividend;
• für die Körperschaftssteuerberechnung infrage kommendes Höchsteinkommen maximum relevant income;
• anhaltende Höchsteinnahmen maximum long-time returns;
• Höchsteinstellungsalter maximum hiring age limit (US);
• Höchstentschädigung limit of compensation;
• Höchstentwertung maximum depreciation;
• Höchstertrag maximum yield;
• Höchstgebot closing (highest, last) bid, best offer, maximum [bid];
• Höchstgebühr maximum tax;
• Höchstgehalt maximum salary, ceiling;
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2 höchster
höchs·te(r, s)1. (die größte Höhe aufweisend) highest, tallestdie \höchstern Bäume/Menschen the tallest trees/peopleder \höchster Berg the highest mountain2. (dem Ausmaß nach bedeutendste) highestzu meiner \höchstern Bestürzung to my great consternationdie bisher \höchster zu zahlende Entschädigung the largest amount of compensation payable to datedie \höchstern Profite the biggest profitsaufs H\höchster extremely, most3. (gravierendste) severest, most severedie \höchstern Verluste the highest [or greatest] losses4. (dem Rang nach bedeutendste) highestdas \höchster Amt the highest officevon \höchsterm Ansehen of the highest reputeder \höchster Feiertag the most important public holidayder \höchster Offizier the highest-ranking officerdie \höchstern Würdenträger dignitaries of the highest level5. (der Qualität nach bedeutendste) greatestdie \höchstern Ansprüche the most stringent demandsvon \höchsterr Bedeutung sein to be of the utmost importancedie Freiheit ist das \höchster Gut freedom is the most precious commodityII. adv1. (in größter Höhe) the highestmittags steht die Sonne am \höchstern the sun is highest at midday2. (in größtem Ausmaß) the most, most of aller war von den Bewerbern am \höchstern qualifiziert he was the most qualified of the applicants3. (die größte Summe umfassend) the mostdie am \höchstern versicherten Firmen the most heavily insured firms* * *adj.maximum adj. -
3 Gehaltsfestsetzung
Gehaltsfestsetzung
assignment of a salary, wage fixing;
• Gehaltsfestsetzung vornehmen to set the compensation (US);
• Gehaltsforderung salary demand (claim), pay claim, holdup (US sl.);
• Gehaltsforderungen salary requirements;
• Lohn- und Gehaltsfortzahlungen im Krankheitsfall (Krankenkasse) short-term disability benefits;
• Gehaltsfrage salary problem;
• Gehaltsgefüge pay structure;
• oberste Gehaltsgrenze maximum salary;
• unterste Gehaltsgrenze minimum salary;
• Gehaltsgruppe salary group (bracket, class, range, scale, grade, Br.), pay level (US);
• Gehaltsgutschrift pay credit;
• Gehaltshälfte zur Bank tragen to bank half one’s salary;
• Gehaltsherabsetzung salary (pay) cut, salary reduction;
• leistungsabhängige Gehaltshöchstgrenze efficiency bar;
• Gehaltshöhe size of salary;
• Gehaltsinflation salary inflation;
• Gehaltsklasse salary bracket (group, class, grade, Br.);
• Gehaltskonto salary (payroll, US) account;
• Lohn- und Gehaltskontrolle wage and salary control.
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