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121 überladen
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122 Arbeitsüberlastung
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123 Kapazität überziehen
Kapazität überziehen
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124 Mehr
Mehr
excess, surplus, (Zuwachs) increase, addition;
• Mehr an Kosten additional expenses;
• Mehrachsenantrieb multi-axle drive;
• Mehraktienzertifikat multiple certificate;
• Mehranbau additional cultivation;
• Mehrarbeit extra work, surplus labo(u)r, overtime;
• durch Mehrarbeit eine Lohnerhöhung erzielen to make wages;
• Mehrarbeitszeit surplus labo(u)r time;
• Mehr arbeitszuschlag, Mehrarbeitsvergütung overtime [premium] pay, overtime compensation;
• Mehraufwand additional expenditure, excess costs;
• Mehrausgabe (Wertpapier) overissue;
• Mehrausgaben additional (increased) expenditure, excess costs (expenditure);
• Mehrbedarf additional (increased) demand, additional requirement;
• Mehrbelastung extra charge (burden), supplementary charge, overcharge, (Überlastung) overload;
• Mehrbeschäftigung higher level of employment;
• Mehrbetrag surplus [amount], over[plus], plus value, excess [amount], exceeding amount, (aus Wertsteigerung) appreciated surplus;
• Mehrbewertung excess valuation;
• Mehrbietender outbidder, higher bidder;
• Mehrdateiangabe (Computer) multi-file option;
• Mehrdividende additional dividend, bonus;
• Mehrdruck overprint;
• Mehreinkommen increased income, (überschüssiges Einkommen) surplus revenue;
• Mehreinkommensteuer excess-profits tax (US), income surtax;
• Mehreinkommensteuerstufe surtax bracket;
• Mehr einnahmen, Mehrerlös additional (surplus) receipts, surplus [revenue], additional (surplus) proceeds;
• Mehrertrag surplus [amount], increment, excess profits. -
125 Mehrbelastung
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126 seinen Etat
überziehen, seinen Etat
to overspend one’s budget;
• Kapazität überziehen to overload the capacity;
• sein Konto überziehen to overdraw one’s account (the badger, Br. coll.), to make overdrafts;
• seinen Kredit überziehen to outrun (overdraw) one’s credit. -
127 zu viel laden
zu viel laden
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128 Überbeanspruchung
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overload — [ō΄vər lōd′; ] also, and for n.always [, ō′vər lōd΄] vt. to put too great a load in or on n. too great a load … English World dictionary
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