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81 sanieren
I v/tII v/refl WIRTS., Firma: get back on its feet again; Person: get out of the red umg.; umg., fig. (sich bereichern) line one’s (own) pockets; bei dem Verkauf hat er sich ganz schön saniert he really cleaned up on this sale* * *to redevelop; to rehabilitate* * *sa|nie|ren [za'niːrən] ptp saniert1. vt1) (= gesunde Lebensverhältnisse schaffen) Gebäude to renovate; Stadtteil, Gelände to redevelop; Fluss to clean up2) (ECON) Unternehmen, Wirtschaft to put (back) on its feet, to rehabilitate; Haushalt to turn round2. vrbei dem Geschäft hat er sich saniert — he made a killing on the deal (inf)
2) (Unternehmen, Wirtschaft, Industrie) to put itself (back) in good shape* * *sa·nie·ren *[zaˈni:rən]I. vt▪ etw \sanieren2. (wieder rentabel machen) to rehabilitate sth, to put sth back on an even keelII. vr2. (wirtschaftlich gesunden)* * *1.transitives Verb1) redevelop < area>; rehabilitate < building>; (renovieren) renovate [and improve] <flat etc.>2.reflexives Verb <company etc.> restore itself to profitability, get back on its feet again; < person> get oneself out of the red* * *A. v/tB. v/r WIRTSCH, Firma: get back on its feet again; Person: get out of the red umg; umg, fig (sich bereichern) line one’s (own) pockets;bei dem Verkauf hat er sich ganz schön saniert he really cleaned up on this sale* * *1.transitives Verb1) redevelop < area>; rehabilitate < building>; (renovieren) renovate [and improve] <flat etc.>2.reflexives Verb <company etc.> restore itself to profitability, get back on its feet again; < person> get oneself out of the red* * *v.to rehabilitate v. -
82 Schieferbergbau
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83 Schürfrechte
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84 Silberbergbau
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85 Tiefbau
m; nur Sg.1. (Teilgebiet des Bauwesens) civil engineering excluding erection of buildings, structural engineering; engS. underground engineering; siehe auch Hochbau2. (Bergbau unter Tage) deep mining* * *Tief|baum no plcivil engineering (excluding the construction of buildings)See:* * *Tief·bau* * *der; o. Pl. civil engineering no art. ( at or below ground level)* * *1. (Teilgebiet des Bauwesens) civil engineering excluding erection of buildings, structural engineering; engS. underground engineering; → auch Hochbau2. (Bergbau unter Tage) deep mining* * *der; o. Pl. civil engineering no art. ( at or below ground level)* * *-ten m.civil engineering n. -
86 Tiefseebergbau
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87 Uranabbau
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88 Uranbergbau
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89 bergbaulich
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90 bergrechtlich
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91 Schürfrecht
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92 Steinkohlenbergbau
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93 Bergbau unter Tage
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94 bergbaufremde Rückstände
German-english technical dictionary > bergbaufremde Rückstände
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95 bergbaufremder Abfall
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96 Bergbaumaschinen
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97 Bergrecht
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98 Braunkohlenbergbau
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99 Braunkohlentagebau
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100 Erzbergbau
m < min> ■ ore mining; metal mining
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