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Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > monetary crisis
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adjectivefinanziell; Finanz[mittel, -quelle, -experte, -lage]; Geld[mittel, -geber, -sorgen]; Wirtschafts[nachrichten, -bericht]* * *[-ʃəl]adjective (concerning money: financial affairs.) Finanz-...* * *fi·nan·cial[faɪˈnæn(t)ʃəl]we've hired an attorney to look after her \financial affairs wir haben einen Anwalt mit der Verwaltung ihres Vermögens beauftragtfor \financial reasons aus finanztechnischen Gründen\financial difficulties finanzielle Schwierigkeiten\financial institution Finanz[ierungs]institut nt\financial intermediary Finanzintermediär m, Kapitalsammelstelle f\financial ratios finanzwirtschaftliche Kennzahlen\financial success finanzieller Erfolg\financial supermarket Finanzsupermarkt m* * *[faI'nnSəl]adj1) problems, difficulties, help, support finanziellit makes good or sound financial sense — es ist finanziell sinnvoll
2) (ST EX, ECON) Finanz-financial crisis/policy — Finanzkrise f/-politik f
on the financial markets — auf den Finanzmärkten
financial status — Finanz- or Vermögenslage f
* * *financial [faıˈnænʃl; fı-] adj (adv financially) finanziell, Finanz…, Geld…, Fiskal…:financial adjustment Finanzausgleich m;financial adviser Finanzberater(in);financial backer Geldgeber(in);financial circles Finanzkreise;financial independence finanzielle Unabhängigkeit;financial institution Geldinstitut n;financial investment Geldanlage f;financial market Finanzmarkt m;financial newspaper Börsen-, Handelsblatt n;financial plan Finanzierungsplan m;financial policy Finanzpolitik f;a) Geschäftsjahr n,b) PARL Haushalts-, Rechnungsjahr n; → academic.ru/23880/embarrassed">embarrassed 2, embarrassment 2, position A 11fin. abk1. finance2. financial3. finish* * *adjectivefinanziell; Finanz[mittel, -quelle, -experte, -lage]; Geld[mittel, -geber, -sorgen]; Wirtschafts[nachrichten, -bericht]* * *adj.Finanz- präfix.finanziell adj. n.finanztechnisch adj.
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