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81 bonus
(a) (on salary) prime f;∎ to work on a bonus system travailler à la prime;∎ to get a Christmas bonus toucher une prime de fin d'annéebonus pack prime produit en plus;bonus scheme système m de primesbonus issue émission f d'actions gratuites;bonus share action f gratuite ou donnée en prime -
82 ambition
nounEhrgeiz, der; (aspiration) Ambition, die* * *[æm'biʃən]1) (the desire for success, fame, power etc: He is full of ambition and energy.) der Ehrgeiz2) (the desire eventually to become or do something special: His ambition is to be Prime Minister.) die Ambition•- academic.ru/2060/ambitious">ambitious- ambitiously
- ambitiousness* * *am·bi·tion[æmˈbɪʃən]na lack of \ambition mangelnder Ehrgeizthe leaders of both parties have presidential \ambitions die Führer beider Parteien streben die Präsidentschaft ansb's life's \ambition jds Lebenstraumburning \ambition brennender Wunschterritorial \ambition territoriales Ziel* * *[m'bISən]n1) (= desire) Ambition fshe has ambitions in that direction/for her son — sie hat Ambitionen in dieser Richtung/ehrgeizige Pläne für ihren Sohn
my one or big ambition in life is... — meine große Ambition ist es,...
my ambition is to become prime minister/to fly to the moon — es ist mein Ehrgeiz or Ziel or meine Ambition, Premierminister zu werden/zum Mond zu reisen
it was never my ambition to take over your job — es war nie mein Bestreben or meine Absicht, Ihre Stelle zu übernehmen
2) (= ambitious nature) Ehrgeiz m* * *ambition [æmˈbıʃn] s1. Ehrgeiz m2. Ambition f:it was his ambition to do his doctorate es war sein Ehrgeiz oder sein Ziel zu promovieren* * *nounEhrgeiz, der; (aspiration) Ambition, die* * *n.Ambition -en f.Ehrgeiz m. -
83 survival
fight for survival — Existenzkampf, der
the survival of the fittest — (Biol.) [das] Überleben der Stärkeren
* * *noun (the state of surviving: the problem of survival in sub-zero temperatures; ( also adjective) survival equipment.) das Überleben, Überlebens-...* * *sur·viv·al[səˈvaɪvəl, AM sɚˈ-]nchance of \survival Überlebenschance fto fight for \survival ums Überleben kämpfenher chances of \survival as prime minister now look slim ihre Chancen, Ministerpräsidentin zu bleiben, stehen schlecht4.* * *[sə'vaIvəl]nhis survival as prime minister seems unlikely —
* * *survival [sə(r)ˈvaıvl] s1. Überleben n (auch fig):survival of the fittest BIOL Überleben der Stärkeren;survival kit Überlebens-, Notausrüstung f;survival rate Überlebensquote f;survival shelter atomsicherer Bunker;survival training Survival-, Überlebenstraining n;2. Weiter-, Fortleben n3. Fortbestand m4. Überbleibsel n, (Über)Rest m5. SPORT Klassenerhalt m, -verbleib m* * *noun, no pl.Überleben, das; (of tradition) Fortbestand, der; (of building) Erhaltung, diefight for survival — Existenzkampf, der
the survival of the fittest — (Biol.) [das] Überleben der Stärkeren
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84 cartoon
1) (a drawing making fun of someone or something: a cartoon of the Prime Minister in the newspaper.) vittighedstegning2) (a film consisting of a series of drawings in which the people and animals give the impression of movement: a Walt Disney cartoon.) tegnefilm•* * *1) (a drawing making fun of someone or something: a cartoon of the Prime Minister in the newspaper.) vittighedstegning2) (a film consisting of a series of drawings in which the people and animals give the impression of movement: a Walt Disney cartoon.) tegnefilm• -
85 primer
1) (a book that gives basic information about a subject.) begynderbog2) (a substance put on a surface to prime it before painting.) grunder* * *1) (a book that gives basic information about a subject.) begynderbog2) (a substance put on a surface to prime it before painting.) grunder -
86 statement
1) (the act of stating.) erklæring; meddelelse2) (something that is stated: The prime minister will make a statement tomorrow on the crisis.) erklæring3) (a written statement of how much money a person has, owes etc: I'll look at my bank statement to see how much money is in my account.) kontoudtog* * *1) (the act of stating.) erklæring; meddelelse2) (something that is stated: The prime minister will make a statement tomorrow on the crisis.) erklæring3) (a written statement of how much money a person has, owes etc: I'll look at my bank statement to see how much money is in my account.) kontoudtog -
87 ɛbere
nounbeauty and stength--------nounbloom--------nounfien manner--------nounflower--------noungood time--------nounmanner--------nounperiod--------nounprime of life--------nountime--------plural mmere / nounplace--------plural mmere / nounseason--------plural mmere / nounstage of human life--------occasion -
88 insurance
∎ to take out insurance (against sth) prendre ou contracter une assurance (contre qch);∎ how much do you pay in insurance? combien payez-vous (de prime) d'assurance?;∎ extend the insurance when you renew the policy faites augmenter le montant de la garantie quand vous renouvelez le contrat d'assurance;∎ she got £2,000 in insurance elle a reçu 2000 livres de l'assuranceinsurance adviser assureur-conseil m;insurance agent agent m d'assurance(s);insurance banker bancassureur m;insurance broker courtier(ère) m, f d'assurance(s);insurance certificate certificat m ou attestation f d'assurance;insurance charges frais m pl d'assurance;insurance claim demande f d'indemnité; (for more serious damage) déclaration f de sinistre;∎ to make an insurance claim faire une demande d'indemnité; (for more serious damage) faire une déclaration de sinistre;insurance company société f d'assurances;insurance cover couverture f;insurance form formulaire m d'assurance;insurance group groupe m d'assurance;insurance inspector inspecteur(trice) m, f d'une société d'assurances;insurance money indemnité f d'assurance;insurance policy police f d'assurance;∎ to take out an insurance policy contracter une assurance;insurance pool pool m d'assurances;insurance portfolio portefeuille m d'assurances;insurance premium prime f d'assurance;insurance proposal proposition f d'assurance;insurance rate taux m d'assurance;insurance value valeur f d'assurance -
89 kultainen kädenpuristus
nounfin., bus., econ. poignée de main en or fExpl grosse compensation financière versée au dirigeant d'une entreprise contraint de quitter son poste sur décision des actionnaires, par ex. à la suite d'une fusionSyn parachute en or, prime de départfin., bus., econ. parachute en or mExpl grosse compensation financière versée au dirigeant d'une entreprise contraint de quitter son poste sur décision des actionnaires, par ex. à la suite d'une fusionSyn poignée de main en or, prime de départfin., bus., econ. prime de départ fExpl grosse compensation financière versée au dirigeant d'une entreprise contraint de quitter son poste sur décision des actionnaires, par ex. à la suite d'une fusionSyn poignée de main en or, parachute en or -
90 cartoon
1) (a drawing making fun of someone or something: a cartoon of the Prime Minister in the newspaper.) tira cómica, viñeta, caricatura2) (a film consisting of a series of drawings in which the people and animals give the impression of movement: a Walt Disney cartoon.) dibujos animados•cartoon n1. viñetahave you seen the cartoon in today's newspaper? ¿has visto la viñeta en el periódico de hoy?2. dibujos animadostr[kɑː'tʊːn]2 (animated) dibujos nombre masculino plural animados3 SMALLART/SMALL cartón nombre masculinocartoon [kɑr'tu:n] n1) : chiste m (gráfico), caricatura fa political cartoon: un chiste político2) comic strip: tira f cómica, historieta fn.• caricatura s.f.• cartón s.m.v.• caricaturizar v.kɑːr'tuːn, kɑː'tuːna) ( humorous drawing) chiste m ( gráfico), viñeta f (Esp), mono m (Chi)b) ( Cin) dibujos mpl animadosc) ( strip cartoon) (BrE) historieta f, tira f cómica, monitos mpl (Chi, Méx)[kɑː'tuːn]1. N2) (Art) (=sketch for fresco etc) cartón m3) (Cine, TV) dibujos mpl animados2.CPDcartoon character N — (on TV) personaje m de dibujos animados; (in comic strip) personaje m de tebeo
cartoon strip N — (=strip cartoon) (esp Brit) historieta f
* * *[kɑːr'tuːn, kɑː'tuːn]a) ( humorous drawing) chiste m ( gráfico), viñeta f (Esp), mono m (Chi)b) ( Cin) dibujos mpl animadosc) ( strip cartoon) (BrE) historieta f, tira f cómica, monitos mpl (Chi, Méx) -
91 statement
1) (the act of stating.)2) (something that is stated: The prime minister will make a statement tomorrow on the crisis.)3) (a written statement of how much money a person has, owes etc: I'll look at my bank statement to see how much money is in my account.)statement n declaracióntr['steɪtmənt]2 SMALLFINANCE/SMALL estado de cuentas, extracto de cuenta\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto make a statement SMALLLAW/SMALL prestar declaraciónstatement ['steɪtmənt] n1) declaration: declaración f, afirmación fn.• cuenta s.f.• declaración s.f.• estado de cuentas s.m.• exposición s.f.• informe s.m.• relación s.f.'steɪtmənt1)a) c ( declaration) declaración f, afirmación fofficial statement — comunicado m oficial
the poem was seen as a political/feminist statement — se interpretó el poema como una proclama política/feminista
b) c (to police, in court) declaración fto make a statement — ( Law) prestar declaración
c) c u ( exposition) exposición f['steɪtmǝnt]N1) (=declaration) (also Jur) declaración fa written statement of terms and conditions — una declaración escrita de los términos y las condiciones
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to make a statement — (Jur) prestar declaración•
in an official statement, the government said... — en un comunicado oficial, el gobierno dijo...•
to issue a press statement — emitir un comunicado de prensapolicy I, 2.•
a signed and sworn statement — una declaración firmada bajo juramento2) (=exposition) [of views, facts, problem, theory] exposición fhe gave a detailed statement of his party's position — hizo una exposición detallada de la postura de su partido
3) (fig) (=critique) alegato m, proclama f•
the paintings are intended to make a statement about contemporary society — lo que se pretende con los cuadros es expresar una opinión acerca de la sociedad contemporánea4) (Econ) (also: statement of account) estado m de cuenta; (also: bank statement) extracto m de cuenta; financial5) (Ling) afirmación f6) (Comput) instrucción f, sentencia f* * *['steɪtmənt]1)a) c ( declaration) declaración f, afirmación fofficial statement — comunicado m oficial
the poem was seen as a political/feminist statement — se interpretó el poema como una proclama política/feminista
b) c (to police, in court) declaración fto make a statement — ( Law) prestar declaración
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92 target
1) (a marked board or other object aimed at in shooting practice, competitions etc with a rifle, bow and arrow etc: His shots hit the target every time.) blanco2) (any object at which shots, bombs etc are directed: Their target was the royal palace.) blanco3) (a person, thing etc against which unfriendly comment or behaviour is directed: the target of criticism.) blancotarget n blanco / objetivotr['tɑːgɪt]1 (of missile, goal, aim) objetivo2 (in shooting, of criticism) blanco3 (board) diana1 (aim at target) apuntar2 (cause to have effect on) dirigir a, destinar a1 (date, figure) fijado,-a; (audience, market) objetivo\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be on target ir de acuerdo a lo previstotarget language idioma nombre masculino de destinotarget practice prácticas nombre femenino plural de tiromoving target blanco móviltarget ['tɑrgət] vt: fijar como objetivo, dirigir, destinartarget n1) : blanco mtarget practice: tiro al blanco2) goal, objective: meta f, objetivo mn.• blanco s.m.• hito s.m.• mira s.f.• mirilla s.f.• objetivo s.m.
I 'tɑːrgət, 'tɑːgɪt1)a) ( thing aimed at) blanco m, objetivo m; ( Mil) objetivo m; ( board) ( Sport) diana fthe shot was right on/way off target — el tiro dio de lleno en el blanco/se desvió mucho
b) (of criticism, protest) blanco mhis criticisms were right on/way off target — sus críticas dieron en el blanco/iban totalmente desencaminadas
target FOR/OF something — blanco de algo
2) (objective, goal) objetivo mto set oneself a target — fijarse un objetivo or una meta
above/below target — por encima/debajo del objetivo previsto
to be on target — ir* de acuerdo a lo previsto (or al plan de trabajo etc); (before n) <date/figure> fijado; <area/zone> ( Mil) objetivo adj inv; <audience/market> ( Marketing) objetivo adj inv
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a) ( select as target)ten mines have been targeted for closure — diez minas han sido identificadas como candidatas al cierre
b) (direct, aim) \<\<publicity/advertising\>\> dirigir*['tɑːɡɪt]1. N1) (Sport) blanco m, diana f ; (Mil) objetivo mhe missed the target — no dio en el blanco or la diana
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an easy target — (lit, fig) un blanco fácil•
a fixed target — un blanco fijo•
a moving target — un blanco móvil•
the shot was off target — (Ftbl, Hockey etc) el tiro iba desviado a gol•
the shot was on target — (Ftbl, Hockey etc) el tiro iba directo a gol•
a soft target — (lit, fig) un blanco fácil2) (=person on receiving end) [of criticism, remark] blanco m ; [of advertising] objetivo mhe has been the target of criticism over his handling of the affair — ha sido el blanco de las críticas por su manejo del asunto
this made him a prime target for blackmail — esto le convirtió en un blanco perfecto para el chantaje
3) (=objective) objetivo m, meta fproduction targets for 1980 — los objetivos or las metas de producción para 1980
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the project is on target for completion — el proyecto lleva camino de terminarse dentro del plazo previsto•
to set a target for sth — fijar un objetivo para algoto set o.s. a target — fijarse un objetivo
2. VT1) (Mil) [+ positions, installations] fijar como objetivo2) (=select, single out)cigarette companies seem to be targeting children intentionally — las tabacaleras parecen estar dirigiendo su publicidad a los niños deliberadamente
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to target sth/sb for sth, the government will target high earners for tax increases — el gobierno hará recaer la subida de los impuestos particularmente sobre aquellos con sueldos elevados3) (fig) (=aim)•
to target sth at sb/sth, products targeted at children — productos dirigidos a los niñosprograms targeted at reducing infant deaths — programas que tienen como objetivo reducir el número de muertes infantiles
3.CPDtarget area N — (Mil) zona f objetivo
target audience N — público m objetivo
target date N — fecha f límite
target group N — grupo m objetivo, grupo m destinatario
target language N — lengua f de destino
target market N — mercado m objetivo
target practice N — tiro m al blanco, prácticas fpl de tiro
target price N — precio m indicativo
target weight N — peso m ideal
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I ['tɑːrgət, 'tɑːgɪt]1)a) ( thing aimed at) blanco m, objetivo m; ( Mil) objetivo m; ( board) ( Sport) diana fthe shot was right on/way off target — el tiro dio de lleno en el blanco/se desvió mucho
b) (of criticism, protest) blanco mhis criticisms were right on/way off target — sus críticas dieron en el blanco/iban totalmente desencaminadas
target FOR/OF something — blanco de algo
2) (objective, goal) objetivo mto set oneself a target — fijarse un objetivo or una meta
above/below target — por encima/debajo del objetivo previsto
to be on target — ir* de acuerdo a lo previsto (or al plan de trabajo etc); (before n) <date/figure> fijado; <area/zone> ( Mil) objetivo adj inv; <audience/market> ( Marketing) objetivo adj inv
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a) ( select as target)ten mines have been targeted for closure — diez minas han sido identificadas como candidatas al cierre
b) (direct, aim) \<\<publicity/advertising\>\> dirigir* -
93 incentive
∎ the company offers various incentives la société offre diverses primesincentive bonus prime d'encouragement ou de rendement;incentive marketing marketing m de stimulation;incentive pay primes f pl de rendement;American incentive travel voyage m de récompense -
94 præmie
nounrémunéretion spéciale fhonoraires m plrétribution fxxxbonification fbonirémunéretion spéciale fprime fprime d'assurance f -
95 agio
nounfin., bus., econ. prime de changefin., bus., econ. primefin., bus., econ. agio m -
96 ikälisä
nounprime d'ancienneté fprime d’ancienneté f -
97 preemio
nounfin., bus., econ. prime ffin., bus., econ. surcoût mxxxprime f -
98 vientipalkkio
nounfin., bus., econ. prime à l'exportation ffin., bus., econ. prime à exportation ffin., bus., econ. primes d'exportationfin., bus., econ. subvention à l'exportation f -
99 ylityökorvaus
nounprime d'heures supplémentaires fprime pour heures supplémentaires f -
100 allusion
noun1) Hinweis, der* * *[-ʒən]noun ((the act of making) a mention or reference: The prime minister made no allusion to the war in his speech.) die Anspielung* * *al·lu·sion[əˈlu:ʒən]n Anspielung f, Andeutung f* * *[ə'luːZən]nAnspielung f (to auf +acc)* * *allusion [əˈluːʒn] s Anspielung f (to auf akk), RHET Allusion f (Anspielung auf Worte und Geschehnisse der Vergangenheit):make an allusion to eine Anspielung machen auf* * *noun1) Hinweis, derin an allusion to — unter Bezugnahme auf (+ Akk.)
2) (covert reference) Anspielung, die (to auf + Akk.)* * *n.Anspielung f.Anzüglichkeit f.
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