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1 Normalkredit
Normalkredit
commercial credit;
• Normalkurs standard rate;
• Normalleistung standard output (production), normal performance, (Maschine) standard machine time;
• Normallohn regular pay (rate, wage);
• Normallohnsatz regular rate, general tariff;
• Normalmaß standard measure;
• Normalpackung standard package;
• Normalpapier standard paper;
• gewinnberechtigte Normalpolice ordinary with-profits policy;
• Normalpreis regular (standard purchase, fair market) price;
• Normalrechnung standardized invoice;
• Normalsatz standard rate, (für Tiefdruckätzung) scale rate;
• Normalsätze des Krankengeldes standards of benefits;
• Normalschaden normal loss;
• Normalspur (Bahn) standard gauge;
• Normalstand normal;
• Normalstunden standard hours;
• Normalstundentarif standard time rate;
• Normaltarif general tariff, regular (standard) rates, (Mietauto) time and mileage tariff;
• Normaltyp stock model;
• Normalunterstützungssätze relief standards;
• Normalverbrauch average (normal) consumption;
• Normalverbraucher average consumer, ordinary people;
• Normalversteuerer basic rate taxpayer. -
2 Normaltarif
Normaltarif m GEN normal rate* * *m < Geschäft> normal rate* * *Normaltarif
general tariff, regular (standard) rates, (Mietauto) time and mileage tariff -
3 прейскурант покилометровых тарифов
Economy: mileage tariffУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > прейскурант покилометровых тарифов
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4 Kilometer
Kilometer m (km) GEN (AE) kilometer, km, (BE) kilometre, km* * ** * *Kilometer
kilometer (US), kilometre (Br.);
• Kilometer fressen (verschlingen) to eat up a distance (miles);
• geringer Kilometeranteil einzelner Frachtstücke lower interdrop mil(e)age;
• Kilometerberechnungsgrundlage mil(e)age basis;
• Kilometerfresser mile-eater, speed merchant (sl.), road monster;
• Kilometergeld mil(e)age allowance (charge), allowance for travel(l)ing expense, (Bahn) car mil(e)age, truck rates;
• Kilometerpauschale flat mil(e)age rate;
• Kilometerpreis standard rate per mile;
• Kilometersatz rate per car-mile, distance rate, standard rate per mile;
• Kilometerschild distance marker;
• nach einem Kilometerschlüssel bezahlen to pay on a mil(e)age basis;
• Kilometerstand (Auto) mil(e)age;
• Kilometerstein milestone;
• Kilometertarif mil(e)age rate, distance tariff; ;
• unbegrenzte Kilometerzahl free mileage. -
5 Transportmöglichkeiten
Transportmöglichkeiten fpl LOGIS transport facilities* * ** * *Transportmöglichkeiten
means of transport (conveyance), facilities of transport[ation], transport convenience (facilities), transportation (US);
• fehlende (mangelnde) Transportmöglichkeiten shortage of transport, lack of transport, lack of sufficient transportation (US);
• Transportmonopol transport[ation] monopoly;
• Transportpalette transport pallet;
• Transportpapiere shipping documents (papers) (US);
• Transportpolice certificate, (Schiff) marine policy;
• Transportpolitik transport (transportation, US) policy;
• Transportproblem handling (transportation, US) problem;
• Transportraum freight space, shipping (transportation) space, (Schiff) cargo space;
• Transportrisiko transport[ation] risk, risks of carriage, peril of transportation;
• Transportsachverständiger transportation expert;
• Transportsätze goods tariff;
• Transportschaden transport loss, damage (loss) in transit;
• Transportschäden (Seeversicherung) average;
• Transportschadenforderung loss and damage claim;
• Transportschein waybill, consignment note;
• Transportschiff transport ship (vessel);
• Transportspesen carriage, transport charges;
• Transportsteuer transportation (mileage) tax;
• Transportstockung transport holdup;
• Transportstrecke haul;
• Transportsystem transport system;
• fahrerloses Transportsystem automatically guided transport system;
• Transporttarif hauling (transport, transportation) rates;
• Transporttechnik transport engineering;
• Transportunternehmen carrying (carrier’s) business, [land] carrier, trucking company (agency) (US), transportation agency;
• betriebliches Transportunternehmen industrial carrier;
• Transportunternehmen leiten to run a transport business;
• Transportunternehmer [common] carrier, conveyor, land carrier, haulage (road, transport) contractor, teamster (US), transport[ation] agency;
• Transportverbilligung reduction of carriage;
• Transportversicherung (Seetransport) transport[ation] (shipping, US) insurance, (See und Land) marine insurance, insurance [of goods] in transit;
• vollständige Transportversicherung warehouse-to-warehouse insurance.
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