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1 Korrektur
f; -, -en1. correction; DRUCK. proofreading* * *die Korrekturemendation; readjustment; correction* * *Kor|rek|tur [kɔrɛk'tuːɐ]f -, -encorrection; (TYP) (= Vorgang) proofreading; (= Verbesserung) proof correction; (= Korrekturfahne) proofKorrektúr lesen — to read or correct (the) proofs, to do( the) proofreading (bei etw for sth), to proofread (bei etw sth)
kann er Korrektúr lesen? — can he proofread?
* * *Kor·rek·tur<-, -en>[kɔrɛkˈtu:ɐ̯]f[etw] \Korrektur lesen to proof-read [sth]* * *die; Korrektur, Korrekturen1) correction; (von Ansichten usw.) revision2) (Druckw.) proof-reading; (Verbesserung) proof-correctionKorrektur lesen — read/correct the proofs
* * *1. correction; TYPO proofreading2. (Fahne) proof;Korrektur(en) lesen proofread, read (the) proofs, do (the) proofreading* * *die; Korrektur, Korrekturen1) correction; (von Ansichten usw.) revision2) (Druckw.) proof-reading; (Verbesserung) proof-correctionKorrektur lesen — read/correct the proofs
* * *f.amendment n.correcting n.correction n.patch n.(§ pl.: patches) -
2 sicheres Lesen
n < edv> ■ error-proof reading -
3 Leseexemplar
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4 Revision
f; -, -en2. DRUCK. checking corrected proofs; erste / zweite Revision reading the first / second (corrected) proofs3. (Änderung) revision, change4. JUR. appeal; Revision einlegen lodge an appeal; in ( die) Revision gehen proceed to appeal; siehe auch Berufung(s...)* * *die Revisionrevision; accounting control; appeal on law; reviewal; revisal; appeal; review* * *Re|vi|si|on [revi'zioːn]f -, -en1) (von Meinung, Politik etc) revisionsich in Revision befinden — to be undergoing revision
2) (COMM = Prüfung) audit3) (TYP = letzte Überprüfung) final (proof)readRevision lesen — to do the final (proof)read
4) (JUR = Urteilsanfechtung) appeal (an +acc to)in die Revision gehen, Revision einlegen — to lodge an appeal, to appeal
* * ** * *Re·vi·si·on<-, -en>[reviˈzi̯o:n]f1. FIN, ÖKON auditinterne \Revision internal audit2. JUR appeal\Revision einlegen to appeal, to lodge an appealeiner \Revision stattgeben to uphold an appealdie \Revision zurückweisen to dismiss an appealich bin zu einer \Revision meiner Entscheidung bereit I am prepared to revise my decision* * *die; Revision, Revisionen1) revision; (Änderung) amendment2) (Rechtsw.) appeal [on a point/points of law]Revision einlegen, in die Revision gehen — lodge an appeal [on a point/points of law]
* * *2. TYPO checking corrected proofs;erste/zweite Revision reading the first/second (corrected) proofs3. (Änderung) revision, change4. JUR appeal;Revision einlegen lodge an appeal;* * *die; Revision, Revisionen1) revision; (Änderung) amendment2) (Rechtsw.) appeal [on a point/points of law]Revision einlegen, in die Revision gehen — lodge an appeal [on a point/points of law]
* * *-en f.appeal (court of law) n.appeal (legal) n.audit n.revisal n.revision n. -
5 revision
f; -, -en2. DRUCK. checking corrected proofs; erste / zweite Revision reading the first / second (corrected) proofs3. (Änderung) revision, change4. JUR. appeal; Revision einlegen lodge an appeal; in ( die) Revision gehen proceed to appeal; siehe auch Berufung(s...)* * *die Revisionrevision; accounting control; appeal on law; reviewal; revisal; appeal; review* * *Re|vi|si|on [revi'zioːn]f -, -en1) (von Meinung, Politik etc) revisionsich in Revision befinden — to be undergoing revision
2) (COMM = Prüfung) audit3) (TYP = letzte Überprüfung) final (proof)readRevision lesen — to do the final (proof)read
4) (JUR = Urteilsanfechtung) appeal (an +acc to)in die Revision gehen, Revision einlegen — to lodge an appeal, to appeal
* * ** * *Re·vi·si·on<-, -en>[reviˈzi̯o:n]f1. FIN, ÖKON auditinterne \Revision internal audit2. JUR appeal\Revision einlegen to appeal, to lodge an appealeiner \Revision stattgeben to uphold an appealdie \Revision zurückweisen to dismiss an appealich bin zu einer \Revision meiner Entscheidung bereit I am prepared to revise my decision* * *die; Revision, Revisionen1) revision; (Änderung) amendment2) (Rechtsw.) appeal [on a point/points of law]Revision einlegen, in die Revision gehen — lodge an appeal [on a point/points of law]
* * *…revision f im subst:Bücherrevision audit;Kassenrevision cash audit;Steuerrevision tax audit* * *die; Revision, Revisionen1) revision; (Änderung) amendment2) (Rechtsw.) appeal [on a point/points of law]Revision einlegen, in die Revision gehen — lodge an appeal [on a point/points of law]
* * *-en f.appeal (court of law) n.appeal (legal) n.audit n.revisal n.revision n.
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