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81 Vorzug
m; nur Sg.; (Vorrang) priority (gegenüber, vor + Dat over); (Vorteil) advantage; (gute Eigenschaft) merit; (Privileg) privilege; jemandem / einer Sache den Vorzug geben give preference to s.o. / s.th.; den Vorzug haben, dass oder zu (+ Inf.) have the advantage of (+ Ger.)—m Eisenb. relief train (sent ahead of scheduled service to alleviate overcrowding)* * *der Vorzugpreference; excellence; merit* * *Vor|zug Im1) preference; (= Vorteil) advantage; (= gute Eigenschaft) merit, assetden Vórzug geben (form) — to prefer sth, to give sth preference
IIden Vórzug haben, dass... — to have the advantage that...
m (RAIL)train in front; (= früher fahrend) train before; (= Entlastungszug) relief train* * *(a good quality: The house is small, but it has the virtue of being easy to clean.) virtue* * *Vor·zug1<-[e]s, Vorzüge>[ˈfo:ɐ̯tsu:k, pl ˈfo:ɐ̯tsy:gə]m1. (gute Eigenschaft) asset, meritseine Vorzüge haben to have one's assets [or merits] [or good qualities2. (Vorteil) advantageden \Vorzug haben[, dass...] to have the advantage [that...]jdm/etw den \Vorzug [vor jdm/etw] geben (geh) to prefer sb/sth [to sb/sth]Vor·zug2[ˈfo:ɐ̯tsu:k]* * *1) o. Pl. preference ( gegenüber over)jemandem/einer Sache den Vorzug geben — prefer somebody/something
2) (gute Eigenschaft) good quality; merit; (Vorteil) advantage3) (österr. Schulw.) distinction* * *jemandem/einer Sache den Vorzug geben give preference to sb/sth;den Vorzug haben, dass oderzu (+inf) have the advantage of (+ger)* * *1) o. Pl. preference ( gegenüber over)jemandem/einer Sache den Vorzug geben — prefer somebody/something
2) (gute Eigenschaft) good quality; merit; (Vorteil) advantage3) (österr. Schulw.) distinction* * *-¨e m.precedence n.preference n.virtue n. -
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83 Vorrangsteuerung
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84 Priorität
f <tech.allg> ■ priority -
85 Prioritätscodierer
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86 Prioritätskodierer
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87 Prioritätsprogramm
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88 Prioritätsverarbeitung
f < edv> ■ priority processing; priority schedulingGerman-english technical dictionary > Prioritätsverarbeitung
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89 Rangfolge
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90 Vorfahrt
f < verk> ■ prior right of way; priority of passage; priority; right of way -
91 Vorrangunterbrechung
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92 Rangrücktritt
Rangrücktritt m RECHT waiver of priority (Rangänderung für Grundstücksrechte und -lasten)* * *Rangrücktritt
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93 Stellenwert
Stellenwert m GEN, POL priority, importance, significance* * *Stellenwert
(Computer) digit value;
• einen hohen Stellenwert beimessen to attach high priority to;
• einen hohen Stellenwert einräumen to prioritise;
• einen hohen Stellenwert genießen to be high on the list of priorities, to value highly, to enjoy a high standing. -
94 jem. im Grundbuch (im Range) vorgehen
jem. im Grundbuch (im Range) vorgehen
to have priority over s. o. in claim on mortgaged property
jem. im Grundbuch vorgehen
to have priority over s. o. in one’s claim on mortgaged propertyBusiness german-english dictionary > jem. im Grundbuch (im Range) vorgehen
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95 vordringlich behandelt (abgefertigt) werden
vordringlich behandelt (abgefertigt) werden
to receive priority consideration, to have first priority.Business german-english dictionary > vordringlich behandelt (abgefertigt) werden
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96 vordringlichste Aufgabe
vordringlichste Aufgabe
priority task, top priority jobBusiness german-english dictionary > vordringlichste Aufgabe
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97 äußerst
dringend, äußerst
of the utmost urgency;
• dringende Angelegenheit matter of great urgency;
• dringende Bestellung rush order;
• dringende Bitte urgent request;
• dringende Geschäfte pressure of business;
• dringendes Gespräch (telecom.) emergency (priority) call;
• dringende Nachfrage pressing demand;
• dringende Notwendigkeit dire need;
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98 Warteschlange mit Priorität
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Warteschlange mit Priorität
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99 Vorrang
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100 Prioritätsprinzip
n1. principle of priority2. priority principle
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