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61 psychologische Euro-Preise
psychologische Euro-Preise
psychological euro pricesBusiness german-english dictionary > psychologische Euro-Preise
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62 psychologische Preisbildung
psychologische Preisbildung
psychological pricingBusiness german-english dictionary > psychologische Preisbildung
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63 psychologische Preise
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64 psychologische Schwierigkeiten auf seine Arbeitstätigkeit zurückführen
psychologische Schwierigkeiten auf seine Arbeitstätigkeit zurückführen
to blame one’s job for one’s psychological ills.Business german-english dictionary > psychologische Schwierigkeiten auf seine Arbeitstätigkeit zurückführen
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65 psychologische Wirkung
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66 Schockpunkt
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67 psychologischer
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68 psychische Beihilfe
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69 psychische Primärschädigung
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70 psychischer Folgeschaden
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71 seelisch
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72 seelisch bedingt
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73 Beanspruchung
Be·an·spru·chung <-, -en> f3) ( Belastung) use;übermäßige \Beanspruchung einer Maschine subjecting a machine to excessive load -
74 irreparabel
ir·re·pa·ra·bel [ʼɪrepara:bl̩, ɪrepaʼra:bl̩] adj( geh) irreparable;\irreparabele körperliche/ nervliche/ seelische Schäden irreparable physical/nerve/psychological damage;irreparabler Maschinenschaden engine damage beyond repair -
75 Knacks
→ knack2. Knacks <-es, -e> [knaks] m1) ( knackender Laut) crack2) ( Sprung) crack;einen \Knacks haben ( fam) to have a problem; Ehe to be in difficulties; Freundschaft to be suffering;einen \Knacks bekommen ( fam) to suffer a minor breakdown; -
76 knacks
→ knack2. Knacks <-es, -e> [knaks] m1) ( knackender Laut) crack2) ( Sprung) crack;einen \knacks haben ( fam) to have a problem; Ehe to be in difficulties; Freundschaft to be suffering;einen \knacks bekommen ( fam) to suffer a minor breakdown; -
77 Kriegsführung
Kriegs·füh·rung fwarfare;( Art) conduct of war;psychologische \Kriegsführung psychological warfare -
78 Leidensdruck
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79 Psychodrama
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80 Psychoeffekt
Psy·cho·ef·fekt mpsychological effect
См. также в других словарях:
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psychological */*/ — UK [ˌsaɪkəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l] / US [ˌsaɪkəˈlɑdʒɪk(ə)l] adjective 1) involving or affecting your mind Harry s problems are more psychological than physical. psychological damage/harm 2) caused by your feelings or thoughts Defeat is psychological. You… … English dictionary