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personal baggage

  • 1 personal baggage

    personal baggage IMP/EXP persönliches Gepäck n, Privatgepäck n

    Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > personal baggage

  • 2 allowance

    noun
    1) Zuteilung, die; (money for special expenses) Zuschuss, der

    your luggage allowance is 44 kg. — Sie haben 44 kg Freigepäck

    tax allowance — Steuerfreibetrag, der

    2)

    make allowances for something/somebody — etwas/jemanden berücksichtigen

    * * *
    1) (a fixed sum or quantity given regularly: His father made him an allowance of $20 a month.) die finanzielle Zuwendung
    2) (something (usually a quantity) allowed: This dress pattern has a seam allowance of 1 cm.) die Toleranz
    * * *
    al·low·ance
    [əˈlaʊən(t)s]
    n
    1. (permitted amount) Zuteilung f, zugeteilte Menge
    baggage \allowance zulässiges Gepäck
    cost-of-living \allowance Teuerungszulage f
    entertainment \allowance Aufwandsentschädigung f
    mileage \allowance Kilometerpauschale f
    travel \allowance Reisekostenzuschuss m
    tax \allowance Steuerfreibetrag m
    annual depreciation [or write-down] \allowance jährlicher Abschreibungsbetrag
    capital \allowances Abschreibungsbeträge pl aufgrund von Aufwendungen für Anlagegüter
    personal \allowance persönlicher [Steuer]freibetrag
    3. no pl (for student) Ausbildungsbeihilfe f; esp AM Stipendium nt SCHWEIZ, ÖSTERR; (pocket money) Taschengeld nt; FIN (provision)
    \allowance for bad debt Zuschuss m für Not leidende Kredite, Kursverlustentschädigung f
    4. (prepare for)
    to make [an] \allowance for sth etw bedenken [o einkalkulieren]
    to make \allowances for a fact eine Tatsache berücksichtigen
    to make \allowances for sb mit jdm nachsichtig sein, jdn entschuldigen
    * * *
    [ə'laʊəns]
    n
    1) finanzielle Unterstützung; (paid by state) Beihilfe f; (parent to child) Unterhaltsgeld nt; (as compensation, for unsociable hours, overseas allowance etc) Zulage f; (on business trip) Spesen pl; (= spending money) Taschengeld nt

    his father still gives him an allowance —

    he gives his wife a dress allowance — er gibt seiner Frau einen Zuschuss zu den Kleidungskosten

    he gave her an allowance of £100 a month — er stellte ihr monatlich £ 100 zur Verfügung

    2) (FIN: tax allowance) Freibetrag m
    3) (FIN, COMM: discount) (Preis)nachlass m (on für); (= quantity allowed for shrinkage etc) Zugabe f
    4) (= acceptance of goal, claim, appeal) Anerkennung f

    to make allowances for sb —

    * * *
    allowance [əˈlaʊəns]
    A s
    1. a) Erlaubnis f
    b) Zuerkennung f, Bewilligung f, Zubilligung f, Gewährung f
    2. Anerkennung f
    3. a) Zuschuss m:
    allowance for rent Wohngeld n
    b) US Taschengeld n
    4. Vergütung f
    5. a) Nachlass m, Rabatt m
    b) Br (Steuer) Freibetrag m
    6. make allowances nachsichtig sein;
    make allowance(s) for → academic.ru/1828/allow">allow B 2
    7. MATH, TECH Toleranz f, zulässige Abweichung, Spiel(raum) n(m)
    8. SPORT Vorgabe f
    B v/t
    a) jemanden auf Rationen setzen
    b) Güter rationieren
    * * *
    noun
    1) Zuteilung, die; (money for special expenses) Zuschuss, der

    your luggage allowance is 44 kg. — Sie haben 44 kg Freigepäck

    tax allowance — Steuerfreibetrag, der

    2)

    make allowances for something/somebody — etwas/jemanden berücksichtigen

    * * *
    n.
    Anerkennung f.
    Erlaubnis f.
    Zulage -n f.
    Zuschuss -e m.
    Zustimmung f.

    English-german dictionary > allowance

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