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21 acquisition posting
n.Zugangsbuchung f. -
22 additional posting
n.Zusatzkontierung f. -
23 amortization posting
n.Abschreibungsbuchung f. -
24 amount posting
n.Betragskontierung f. -
25 annual account posting
n.Jahreskontenschreibung f. -
26 asset disposal posting
n.Anlagenabgangsbuchung f. -
27 asset posting
n.Anlagenbuchung f. -
28 backlog posting
n.Rückstandsbuchung f. -
29 back posting
n.Zurückbuchung f. -
30 back posting month
(banking) n.Rückbuchungsmonat m. -
31 back posting period
(banking) n.Rückbuchungszeitraum m. -
32 receipt of posting
n.Einlieferungsschein m. -
33 bill posting
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34 certificate of posting
Postversandbescheinigung -
35 facsimile posting machine
n TELECOM Fernkopierer-Sender m, Telefaxsender mDictionary English-German Informatics > facsimile posting machine
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36 package
1. noun2) (container) Verpackung, die2. transitive verb(lit. or fig.) verpacken* * *['pæki‹] 1. noun 2. verb- academic.ru/52989/package_deal">package deal- package holiday
- package tour* * *pack·age[ˈpækɪʤ]I. nsoftware \package Softwarepaket ntan aid/a rescue \package ein Hilfs-/Rettungspaket ntII. vt1. (pack)▪ to \package sth etw verpacken▪ to \package sb/sth jdn/etw präsentieren* * *['pkɪdZ]1. nhe's hot a nice package — er hat ein großes Gehänge (inf) or eine Mördergurke (sl)
2. vt1) goods verpacken2) (in order to enhance sales) präsentieren* * *package [ˈpækıdʒ]A s1. Paket n, Pack m, Ballen m, Frachtstück n2. Packung f:3. Verpackung f:a) Verpacken nb) Emballage f4. TECH (betriebsfertige) Baueinheit, (Geräte)Baugruppe fb) Paket n:package of questions Fragenkatalog m6. IT Paket n, Komplex m (von Programmen etc)7. US sl Vorstrafenregister nB v/t1. a) verpacken2. figa) zusammenstellenc) en bloc anbieten oder verkaufen:* * *1. noun2) (container) Verpackung, die2. transitive verb(lit. or fig.) verpacken* * *(collection) n.Ansammlung f. n.Packstück n.Packung -en f. v.zusammen packen v.zusammenpacken (alt.Rechtschreibung) v. -
37 packing
noun2)* * *1) (the act of putting things in bags, cases etc: He has done his packing tonight as he is leaving in the morning.) das Packen2) (the materials (paper, string etc) used to wrap things for posting etc: He unwrapped the vase and threw away the packing.) die Verpackung* * *pack·ing[ˈpækɪŋ]n no pl* * *['pkɪŋ]n* * *packing s1. Packen n:do one’s packing packen2. Verpacken n3. Verpackung f4. Konservierung f5. TECHa) (Ab)Dichtung f, Packung fb) Dichtung fc) Dichtungsmaterial nd) Füllmaterial n, Füllung f6. IT Verdichtung f (von Informationen)7. Zusammenballen n* * *noun2)* * *n.Dichtung -en f.Konfektionierung f.Verdichten n.Verpackung f. -
38 postmark
1. nounPoststempel, der2. transitive verb* * *noun (a mark put on a letter at a post office, showing the date and place of posting, and cancelling the postage stamp: The postmark read `Beirut'.) der Poststempel* * *ˈpost·markI. n Poststempel mdate as \postmark Datum des Poststempels▪ to be \postmarked abgestempelt seinto be \postmarked Manchester/the thirtieth of September in Manchester/am dreißigsten September abgestempelt seinthe envelope hadn't been \postmarked auf dem Umschlag war kein Poststempel* * *the letter was postmarked London der Brief war in London abgestempelt* * *1. nounPoststempel, der2. transitive verbthe letter was postmarked ‘Brighton’ — der Brief war in Brighton abgestempelt
* * *n.Poststempel m.Stempel - m. -
39 receipt
noun1) Empfang, derplease acknowledge receipt of this letter/order — bestätigen Sie bitte den Empfang dieses Briefes/dieser Bestellung
be in receipt of — (formal) erhalten haben [Brief]
* * *[rə'si:t]1) (the act of receiving or being received: Please sign this form to acknowledge receipt of the money.) der Empfang2) (a written note saying that money etc has been received: I paid the bill and he gave me a receipt.) die Quittung* * *re·ceipt[rɪˈsi:t]I. nto acknowledge \receipt den Erhalt bestätigenon \receipt bei Erhalt [o Empfang]goods will be delivered on \receipt of payment die Warensendung erfolgt nach Zahlungseingangpayable on \receipt zahlbar bei Erhaltto be in \receipt of a letter einen Brief erhalten haben2. (statement acknowledging payment) Quittung f, [Zahlungs]beleg m; (statement acknowledging acquisition) Empfangsbestätigung f3. (money)▪ \receipts pl Einnahmen plII. vtto \receipt a bill eine Rechnung quittieren, den Erhalt einer Rechnung bestätigen* * *[rɪ'siːt]1. n1) no pl Empfang m; (COMM) Empfang m, Erhalt m, Eingang mon receipt of your remittance/the goods, we shall be pleased to... — nach Empfang etc Ihrer Zahlung/der Waren werden wir gerne...
I am in receipt of (on letter) — ich bin im Besitz (+gen)
3) (COMM, FIN= money taken)
receipts — Einnahmen pl, Einkünfte pl2. vtbill quittieren* * *receipt [rıˈsiːt]A sreceipt book Quittungsbuch n ( → A 4);receipt stamp Quittungsstempel(marke) m(f)2. pl WIRTSCH Einnahmen pl, Eingänge pl4. obs oder US dial (Koch)Rezept n:receipt book Rezeptbuch n ( → A 1)B v/t quittierenrec. abk1. receipt2. recipe3. recordrept abk1. receipt2. report* * *noun1) Empfang, derplease acknowledge receipt of this letter/order — bestätigen Sie bitte den Empfang dieses Briefes/dieser Bestellung
be in receipt of — (formal) erhalten haben [Brief]
* * *n.Empfang -¨e m.Quittung -en f. v.empfangen v.quittieren v. -
40 felírás
(DE) Eintrag {r}; (EN) epigraph; inscription; letter-head; letterhead; posting; superscription
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