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101 Passagierküstenschiff
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102 Passagierlift
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103 Passagierlinienschiff
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104 Passagierlounge
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105 Passagiermarkt
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106 Passagiermeilen pro Fahrzeugstunde
Passagiermeilen fpl pro Fahrzeugstunde LOGIS passenger miles per vehicle hour* * *< Transp> passenger miles per vehicle hourBusiness german-english dictionary > Passagiermeilen pro Fahrzeugstunde
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107 Passagiersicherheitsbescheinigung
Passagiersicherheitsbescheinigung f LOGIS passenger safety certificate* * *f < Transp> passenger safety certificateBusiness german-english dictionary > Passagiersicherheitsbescheinigung
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108 Passagierstrategie
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109 Passagierterminal
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110 Passagiertonnage
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111 Personenfähre
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112 Personenwagen
Personenwagen m LOGIS carriage* * *m < Transp> carriage* * *Personenwagen
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113 PKW-Fähre
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114 Selbstbedienungsgepäckwagen
Selbstbedienungsgepäckwagen m FREI self-help passenger luggage trolley* * *m < Frei> self-help passenger luggage trolleyBusiness german-english dictionary > Selbstbedienungsgepäckwagen
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115 Transitreisende
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116 Zulassung
Zulassung f 1. GEN admission, admittance, approval; 2. PAT (BE) licence, (AE) license (eines Patents); 3. RECHT license, permit; admission (als Anwalt); registration (motor vehicles, Kfz; drugs, Arzneimittel); 4. BÖRSE listing (Wertpapiere) • mit einzelstaatlicher Zulassung BANK, RECHT (AE) with state charter (chartered and regulated at state level; opposite: federally chartered = mit Bundeskonzession zugelassene Bank; US-banking)* * *f 1. < Geschäft> admission, admittance, approval; 2. < Patent> eines Patents licence (BE), license (AE) ; 3. < Recht> license, permit als Anwalt admission motor vehicles registration ■ mit einzelstaatlicher Zulassung <Bank, Recht> US-banking with state charter (AE) (chartered and regulated at state level ; opposite: federally chartered = mit Bundeskonzession zugelassene Bank)* * *Zulassung
(Auto) registration, (Börse) quotation, listing (US), (Genehmigung) allowance, permit, (Konzession) licence, approval, charter, permit, permission, concession, allowance, (Zugeständnis) admission, (Zutritt) entrance;
• aufgrund einer Zulassung under a licence;
• ärztliche Zulassung licence to practise as a doctor;
• bauaufsichtliche Zulassung building permit (licence);
• Zulassung zur Anwaltschaft (zum Anwaltsberuf) admission as solicitor (Br.) (attorney, US, to the bar);
• Zulassung der Berufung leave to appeal;
• [offizielle] Zulassung zum Börsenhandel official quotation (listing, US), admittance for quotation on the stock exchange;
• Zulassung von Effekten admission of securities;
• Zulassung zum Geschäftsbetrieb letters of business (Br.), commercial privilege, licence to operate;
• Zulassung eines Kraftfahrzeuges licensing of a motor vehicle, new-car registration;
• Zulassung für Personenbeförderung passenger certificate;
• Zulassung von Personenkraftwagen passenger-car registration;
• Zulassung der Presse admission of the press;
• Zulassung eines bestimmten Produkts auf seinem Markt allowing a certain product onto its market;
• Zulassung zur zollfreien Wiedereinfuhr duty-free admission;
• Zulassung beantragen to apply for a licence (concession), to seek admission;
• Zulassung zur Börse beantragen to apply for official quotation (Br.), to qualify with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (US);
• Zulassung eines neuen Produkts blockieren to block authorisation of a new product;
• Zulassung entziehen to revoke a licence;
• sich eine Zulassung erschleichen to obtain a licence under false pretences;
• um Zulassung nachkommen to apply for permission;
• um Zulassung nachsuchen to seek admission;
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117 abstürzen
v/i (trennb., ist -ge-)2. Computer: crash* * *(Flugzeug) to crash;(herunterfallen) to plunge* * *ạb|stür|zenvi sep aux sein1) (Flugzeug) to crash; (Bergsteiger) to fall6) (sl)mit jdm abstürzen (sich sexuell betätigen) — to have a fumble with sb (inf)
* * *((of aircraft) to land or be landed in such a way as to be damaged or destroyed: His plane crashed in the mountains.) crash* * *ab|stür·zenvi Hilfsverb: sein1. (in die Tiefe stürzen)2. INFORM to crashwer hätte geahnt, dass eine so solide Firma je \abstürzen würde? who would have thought that such a secure company would fold [or fam! go bust6. (den inneren Halt verlieren) to lose control7. (steil abfallen) to fall away [steeply]die Klippen stürzen steil ins Meer ab there's a sharp drop from the cliffs to the sea [or the cliffs fall away steeply into the sea]* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein1) fall; <aircraft, pilot, passenger> crash* * *abstürzen v/i (trennb, ist -ge-)2. COMPUT crash* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein1) fall; <aircraft, pilot, passenger> crash* * *v.to crash v.to plummet v. -
118 Alleinreisende
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119 Autobahn
f MOT., VERK. motorway, Am. etwa highway, freeway; Am. gebührenpflichtige Straße: tollway, turnpike; in Deutschland etc.: autobahn; innerstädtisch: Am. expressway* * *die Autobahninterstate; freeway; autobahn; superhighway; thruway; expressway; highway; motorway* * *There is no general speed limit on German Autobahnen (motorways), although there is a recommended limit of 130kph (80mph). However, there are actually not many sections of road that are not subject to speed restrictions, introduced for safety and environmental reasons. German Autobahnen are free, while in Austria and Switzerland drivers have to buy a Vignette. An additional toll, a Maut, is payable on some sections. See: → Vignette* * *die1) (a road specially made for fast traffic: They are building a new motorway to link the two cities.) motorway2) ((American) a very wide road for fast traffic.) superhighway* * *Au·to·bahn* * *die motorway (Brit.); expressway (Amer.)•• Cultural note:Germany's motorway network is very extensive and not subject to a general speed limit, other than a recommended limit of about 80 mph. But increasingly speed limits are in force on long stretches of the Autobahn. Many motorways have only two lanes. To ease congestion, lorries are not allowed to use the Autobahn on Sundays. German motorways are free for passenger traffic. Lorries over 12 tonnes pay Autobahngebühren. On Austrian and Swiss motorways all vehicles must display a Vignette* * *Autobahn f AUTO, Verkehrswesen: motorway, US etwa highway, freeway; US gebührenpflichtige Straße: tollway, turnpike; in Deutschland etc: autobahn; innerstädtisch: US expressway* * *die motorway (Brit.); expressway (Amer.)•• Cultural note:Germany's motorway network is very extensive and not subject to a general speed limit, other than a recommended limit of about 80 mph. But increasingly speed limits are in force on long stretches of the Autobahn. Many motorways have only two lanes. To ease congestion, lorries are not allowed to use the Autobahn on Sundays. German motorways are free for passenger traffic. Lorries over 12 tonnes pay Autobahngebühren. On Austrian and Swiss motorways all vehicles must display a Vignette* * *-en f.freeway (US) n.highway n.motorway (UK) n.superhighway n.thruway (US) n. -
120 Deckpassagierin
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