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1 Information
f; -, -en* * *die Informationinformation; piece of information; info* * *In|for|ma|ti|on [ɪnfɔrma'tsioːn]f1) information no pl (über +acc about, on)eine Informatión — (a piece of) information
Informatiónen weitergeben — to pass on information
zu Ihrer Informatión — for your information
2) (= Stelle) information desk* * *(facts told or knowledge gained or given: Can you give me any information about this writer?; the latest information on the progress of the war; He is full of interesting bits of information.) information* * *In·for·ma·ti·on<-, -en>[ɪnfɔrmaˈtsi̯o:n]fdie fehlenden \Informationen nachtragen ADMIN to supply the missing data\Informationen liefern/sammeln to give/collect [or gather] informationanaloge/digitale \Information INFORM analog/digital information2. (das Informieren) informingzu Ihrer \Information for your information3. (Informationsstand) information deskmelden Sie sich bitte bei der \Information please report to the information desk* * *die; Information, Informationen1) information no pl., no indef. art. (über + Akk. about, on)eine Information — [a piece of] information
nähere Informationen erhalten Sie... — you can obtain more information...
* * *1. auch pl information (über +akk on, about);zu Ihrer Information for your information* * *die; Information, Informationen1) information no pl., no indef. art. (über + Akk. about, on)eine Information — [a piece of] information
nähere Informationen erhalten Sie... — you can obtain more information...
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2 Menge
Menge f 1. GEN abundance, bulk, quantity, qnty, qty, quantum, amount, amt; 2. WIWI aggregate • in Mengen von GEN in sets of* * *f 1. < Geschäft> abundance, bulk, quantity (qnty, qty), quantum, amount (amt) ; 2. <Vw> aggregate ■ in Mengen von < Geschäft> in sets of* * *Menge
quantity, amount, volume, deal, bulk, portion, parcel, posse, pack, number[s], quantity, wag(g)on-load, (Statistik) population, (Überschuss) abundance, (Vielzahl) plenty, multitude, (Volksmenge) crowd, drove, mass, throng, stream, cluster, assemblage, batch, head (Br.);
• der Menge nach quantitative, by volume;
• in großen Mengen erzeugt large scale, commercial, bulk;
• in kleinen Mengen in small amounts;
• in losen Mengen verfrachtet bulked;
• in ungenügender Menge verladen short-shipped (US);
• unterwegs befindliche Menge quantity in transit;
• bestellte Menge quantity ordered;
• erhebliche Menge considerable amount;
• falsche Menge wrong quantity;
• fehlende Menge missing amount;
• vertraglich festgelegte Menge contract quantity;
• garantierte Menge guaranteed quantity;
• nicht zum Handel geeignete Mengen non-commercial quantities;
• gelieferte Menge quantity supplied;
• Gewinn bringende Mengen paying quantities;
• große Menge flood, lump, host;
• handelsübliche Menge commercial quantity;
• kauflustige Menge crowd of eager shoppers;
• kleine Menge dose packet, modicum;
• kritische Menge threshold dose;
• ununterbrochen produzierte Menge run;
• ungerade Menge odd lot;
• unrichtige Menge wrong quantity;
• verfügbare Menge available quantity;
• vorrätige Menge quantity on hand;
• zollfreie Menge quantity permitted;
• Menge statistischer Angaben set of statistical data;
• große Menge von Banknoten flood of banknotes;
• zustehende Menge von Bezugsrechten rights issue entitlement;
• große Menge Geld loads (a lot, a mint, coll., scads, US) of money;
• eine Menge Geld ausgeben to spend a good deal of money;
• in großen Mengen eingehen (Aufträge) to pour in;
• [in] große[n] Mengen einkaufen to buy in large quantities, to load up;
• in Mengen erzeugen to volume-produce;
• jede Menge Geld verdienen to make any amount of money, to be simply coining money;
• in großen Mengen verkaufen to sell in large numbers;
• nur kleine Mengen verkaufen to deal only in small lots.
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