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1 profitable
adjective1) (lucrative) rentabel; einträglich2) (beneficial) lohnend [Unternehmung, Zeitvertreib, Kauf]; nützlich [Studium, Diskussion, Verhandlung, Nachforschungen]* * *adjective ((negative unprofitable) giving profit: The deal was quite profitable; a profitable experience.) gewinnbringend* * *prof·it·able[ˈprɒfɪtəbl̩, AM ˈprɑ:fɪt̬-]1. (in earnings) Gewinn bringend, rentabel, profitabel\profitable business einträgliches Geschäft\profitable investment lohnende [o Gewinn bringende] Investition2. (advantageous) nützlich, vorteilhaftto make \profitable use of one's time seine Zeit sinnvoll nutzen, mit seiner Zeit etw Sinnvolles anfangen* * *['prɒfɪtəbl]adj (COMM)gewinn- or profitbringend, Gewinn or Profit bringend, rentabel, profitabel; (fig = beneficial) nützlich, vorteilhaftcould you not find a more profitable way of spending your time? — kannst du nichts Besseres mit deiner Zeit anfangen?
* * *profitable adj (adv profitably)1. gewinnbringend, einträglich, lohnend, rentabel:be profitable sich rentieren;sell sth profitably etwas mit Gewinn verkaufen2. vorteilhaft, nützlich ( beide:to für), nutzbringend* * *adjective1) (lucrative) rentabel; einträglich2) (beneficial) lohnend [Unternehmung, Zeitvertreib, Kauf]; nützlich [Studium, Diskussion, Verhandlung, Nachforschungen]* * *adj.nutzbringend adj.vorteilhaft adj.wirtschaftlich adj. -
2 profitable
1) ( in earnings) Gewinn bringend, rentabel, profitabel;\profitable business einträgliches Geschäft;\profitable investment lohnende [o Gewinn bringende] Investition2) ( advantageous) nützlich, vorteilhaft;to make \profitable use of one's time seine Zeit sinnvoll nutzen, mit seiner Zeit etw Sinnvolles anfangen -
3 exploitation
noun* * *noun die Ausbeutung* * *ex·ploi·ta·tion[ˌeksplɔɪˈteɪʃən]n no pl1. ( pej: taking unfair advantage) of workforce Ausbeutung f; of person, situation, weakness Ausnutzung fthe \exploitation of employees die Ausbeutung der Arbeitnehmerschaft* * *["eksplOI'teISən]n1) (= unfair treatment of workers) Ausbeutung f; (of friend, sb's credulity, good nature, weakness) Ausnutzung f2) (= utilization of land, natural resources, technology) Nutzung f; (of coal seam) Ausbeutung f; (of talent, situation, opportunity) Ausnutzung f* * *exploitation [ˌeks-] s1. Auswertung f, Verwertung f, Ausbeutung f, Abbau m:right of exploitation Verwertungsrecht n;wasteful exploitation Raubbau m2. fig pej Ausnutzung f, Ausschlachtung f* * *noun* * *n.Ausbeutung f.Ausnutzung f.Ausschlachtung (fig.) f.kommerzielle Auswertung f. -
4 exploitation
ex·ploi·ta·tion [ˌeksplɔɪʼteɪʃən] n1) (pej: taking unfair advantage) of workforce Ausbeutung f; of person, situation, weakness Ausnutzung f;the \exploitation of employees die Ausbeutung der Arbeitnehmerschaft -
5 commercial
1. adjective1) Handels-; kaufmännisch [Ausbildung]2) (interested in financial return) kommerziell2. nounWerbespot, der* * *[kə'mə:ʃəl]1) (connected with commerce: Private cars are allowed to use this road but not commercial vehicles.) Geschäfts-...2) ((likely to be) profitable: a commercial proposition.) kaufmännisch3) (paid for by advertisements: commercial television.) Werbe-...* * *com·mer·cial[kəˈmɜ:ʃəl, AM -ˈmɜ:r-]I. adj1. (relating to commerce) kaufmännisch, Handels-\commercial empire Handelsimperium nt\commercial organization Handelsorganisation f\commercial success kommerzieller Erfolg\commercial venture Handelsunternehmen nt\commercial television (advertisements) Werbefernsehen nt; (financed by adverts only) kommerzielles Fernsehen, Privatfernsehen nt4. (available to general public)\commercial product Massenprodukt nt* * *[kə'mɜːSəl]1. adjHandels-; custom also, ethics, training kaufmännisch; language, premises, vehicle Geschäfts-; production, radio, project, success, attitude, farming, whaling, fishing kommerziell; (pej) film, music etc kommerziellit makes good commercial sense —
2. n (RAD, TV)Werbespot m* * *A adj (adv commercially)1. Handels…, Geschäfts…, kommerziell, kaufmännisch, geschäftlich2. Handel treibend3. für den Handel bestimmt, Handels…4. a) in großen Mengen erzeugt oder vorkommendb) abbauwürdig (Ölvorkommen etc)c) mittlerer oder niederer Qualität5. handelsüblich (Qualität)6. RADIO, TV Werbe…, Reklame…:a) Werbefunk m,b) kommerzieller Rundfunk;a) Werbefernsehen n,b) kommerzielles Fernsehen7. kommerziell:a) auf finanziellen Gewinn abzielend:a commercial drama ein kommerzielles Stückb) finanziell (Erfolg etc)B s RADIO, TVa) (Werbe)Spot mb) von einem Sponsor finanzierte Sendungcom. abk1. comedy2. comma3. commander4. commerce5. commercial6. commission7. commissioner8. committee9. common* * *1. adjective1) Handels-; kaufmännisch [Ausbildung]2) (interested in financial return) kommerziell2. nounWerbespot, der* * *adj.kaufmännisch adj.kommerziell adj. n.gewerblich adj.
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