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1 passive
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2 Passive
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3 passive Lautsprecher
passive Lautsprecher mpl KOMM, MEDIA passive speakers (ohne Verstärker)* * *mpl <Komm, Medien> ohne Verstärker passive speakers -
4 passive Matrix
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5 passive Tätigkeit
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6 Passive-Matrix-Bildschirm
Passive-Matrix-Bildschirm m COMP passive matrix display* * *m < Comp> passive matrix displayBusiness german-english dictionary > Passive-Matrix-Bildschirm
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7 passive bribery
passive corruption FIFA■ Infringement consisting of soliciting, being promised or accepting an unjustified advantage.Syn. passive bribery■ Vergehen, das darin besteht, eine ungerechtfertigte Vergünstigung zu erbitten, sich diese versprechen zu lassen oder anzunehmen. -
8 passive corruption
passive corruption FIFA■ Infringement consisting of soliciting, being promised or accepting an unjustified advantage.Syn. passive bribery■ Vergehen, das darin besteht, eine ungerechtfertigte Vergünstigung zu erbitten, sich diese versprechen zu lassen oder anzunehmen. -
9 passive Rechnungsabgrenzungsposten
passive Rechnungsabgrenzungsposten mpl RW accrued expenses, accrued liability, deferred income; accruals (Einnahmen vor dem Bilanzstichtag, die Ertrag für Zeiträume danach bilden, z. B. Miet- oder Zinseinnahmen im Dezember für das folgende Quartal)* * ** * *passive Rechnungsabgrenzungsposten
deferred credits to income (US)Business german-english dictionary > passive Rechnungsabgrenzungsposten
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10 passive Parteifähigkeit
passive Parteifähigkeit
passive title, suabilityBusiness german-english dictionary > passive Parteifähigkeit
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11 passive Arbeitsmarktpolitik
Business german-english dictionary > passive Arbeitsmarktpolitik
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12 passive Handelsbilanz
passive Handelsbilanz f IMP/EXP, POL, WIWI adverse trade balance, trade deficit, (AE) unfavorable balance of trade, (BE) unfavourable balance of trade* * * -
13 passive Veredelung
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14 passive offside
■ Position in which a player is technically offside but not penalised since he is considered to be not involved in active play at the moment when the ball is played by one of his team-mates.■ Nicht strafbare Abseitsstellung eines Spielers, wenn dieser bei der Ballabgabe nicht ins Spiel eingreift. -
15 passive Bestechung
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16 passive Bilanz
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17 passive Devisenposition
passive Devisenposition
exposed net liability positionBusiness german-english dictionary > passive Devisenposition
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18 passive Dienstleistungen
Business german-english dictionary > passive Dienstleistungen
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19 passive Prozessfähigkeit
passive Prozessfähigkeit
capacity to be suedBusiness german-english dictionary > passive Prozessfähigkeit
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20 passive Rechnungsabgrenzungen
Business german-english dictionary > passive Rechnungsabgrenzungen
См. также в других словарях:
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passive — ► ADJECTIVE 1) accepting or allowing what happens or what others do, without active response or resistance. 2) Grammar (of verbs) in which the subject undergoes the action of the verb (e.g. they were killed as opposed to the active form he killed … English terms dictionary
passive — inactive, inert, idle, supine Analogous words: impassive, phlegmatic, stolid, apathetic Antonyms: active Contrasted words: live, operative, dynamic (see ACTIVE) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
passive — [adj] lifeless, inactive acquiescent, apathetic, asleep, bearing, compliant, cool, docile, enduring, flat, forbearing, going through motions*, hands off*, idle, indifferent, inert, laid back*, latent, long suffering, moony, motionless,… … New thesaurus
passive — As used in law, this term means inactive; permissive; consisting in endurance or submission, rather than action; and in some connections it carries the implication of being subjected to a burden or charge. As to passive debt passive negligence… … Black's law dictionary
passive — [[t]pæ̱sɪv[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED (disapproval) If you describe someone as passive, you mean that they do not take action but instead let things happen to them. His passive attitude made things easier for me... Even passive acceptance of the regime… … English dictionary