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1 einbringen
einbringen v 1. BANK transfer; 2. FIN yield; 3. GEN bring in (Gewinn, Bestellungen); 4. MGT submit, put forward (Vorschlag); 5. POL introduce (Parlamentsantrag); 6. RECHT bring in, propose (Gesetz); 7. WIWI earn; contribute (Kapital)* * *v 1. < Bank> transfer; 2. < Finanz> yield; 3. < Geschäft> Gewinn, Bestellungen bring in; 4. < Mgmnt> Vorschlag submit, put forward; 5. < Pol> Parlamentsantrag introduce; 6. < Recht> Gesetz bring in, propose; 7. <Vw> earn, Kapital contribute* * *einbringen
to bring in, to contribute, (abwerfen) to return, to yield, to recoup, to gain, to fetch, to gather in (fam.);
• Abänderungsantrag einbringen to move an amendment;
• parlamentarische Anfrage schriftlich einbringen to table a question;
• Antrag einbringen to put a motion to the vote, to table a motion (Br.);
• seine Arbeitskraft einbringen to contribute one’s services;
• das Doppelte einbringen to make double return;
• in die Ehe einbringen to bring as a dowry;
• Entschließung einbringen to put a resolution to the meeting, to propose;
• Ernte einbringen to get in (win) the crops, to [reap the] harvest;
• Gesetz[entwurf] (Gesetzesvorlage) einbringen to introduce (table, Br.) a bill;
• schönen Gewinn einbringen to yield a handsome profit;
• Gewinne einbringen to raise profits;
• Kapital einbringen to contribute capital;
• Klage einbringen to prefer a suit, to lodge a claim;
• Kundschaft einbringen to pull custom (US);
• Verlust einbringen to make up for a loss;
• Zinsen einbringen to yield interest. -
2 Ernte einbringen
Ernte einbringen
to get in (win) the crops, to [reap the] harvest -
3 Früchte harter Arbeit ernten
Früchte harter Arbeit ernten
to reap the harvest of one’s hard workBusiness german-english dictionary > Früchte harter Arbeit ernten
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4 Früchte unserer Arbeit
Früchte unserer Arbeit
products (fruits) of our labo(u)r;
• Früchte einer Erfindung produce of an invention;
• Früchte auf dem Halm standing crop, emblements;
• Früchte harter Arbeit ernten to reap the harvest of one’s hard work;
• erste Früchte tragen (Maßnahmen) to start to take effect. -
5 ernten
I v/t1. harvest, reap; (Obst) pick2. fig. (Ruhm, Applaus etc.) earn, win; Dank ernten earn gratitude; Undank ernten get nothing but ingratitude; Spott ernten be laughed at, be(come) a laughing stock; Lohn ernten reap a reward ( oder rewards); die Früchte seiner Arbeit ernten reap the rewards of one’s labo(u)r; gegen diesen Gegner gab es nichts zu ernten there was nothing to be gained by taking on this opponent, this opponent simply didn’t give him / her / them etc. a look-in (Am. a chance) umg.II v/i harvest; wer ernten will, muss auch säen Sprichw. to reap, one must first have sown; ernten, wo man nicht gesät hat fig. reap where one has not sown* * *to pick; to reap; to harvest; to gather* * *ẹrn|ten ['ɛrntn]vt2) (fig) Früchte, Lohn, Unfrieden to reap; Undank, Applaus, Spott to get* * *(to gather in (crops etc): We harvested the apples yesterday.) harvest* * *ern·ten[ˈɛrntn̩]vt1. (einbringen)▪ etw \ernten to harvest sthÄpfel \ernten to pick [or harvest] apples2. (erzielen)▪ etw \ernten to earn sthAnerkennung \ernten to gain [or receive] recognitionApplaus \ernten to win [or get] applausedie Früchte seiner Arbeit \ernten to reap the fruits of one's labour [or AM -or]Lob/Spott \ernten to earn praise/scornUndank \ernten to get little thanks* * *transitives Verb harvest <cereal, fruit>; (fig.) get <mockery, ingratitude>; win <fame, praise>* * *A. v/t1. harvest, reap; (Obst) pickDank ernten earn gratitude;Undank ernten get nothing but ingratitude;Spott ernten be laughed at, be(come) a laughing stock;Lohn ernten reap a reward ( oder rewards);die Früchte seiner Arbeit ernten reap the rewards of one’s labo(u)r;gegen diesen Gegner gab es nichts zu ernten there was nothing to be gained by taking on this opponent, this opponent simply didn’t give him/her/them etc a look-in (US a chance) umgB. v/i harvest;wer ernten will, muss auch säen sprichw to reap, one must first have sown;ernten, wo man nicht gesät hat fig reap where one has not sown* * *transitives Verb harvest <cereal, fruit>; (fig.) get <mockery, ingratitude>; win <fame, praise>* * *v.to harvest v.to reap v. -
6 mähen
—v/i (blöken) bleat* * *to mow; to reap; to cut* * *mä|hen I ['mɛːən]1. vtGras to cut; Getreide auch to reap; Rasen to mow2. vito reap; (= Rasen mähen) to mow IIvi(Schaf) to bleat* * *mä·hen1[ˈmɛ:ən]das Gras \mähen to mow the grass [or lawn]ein Feld \mähen to harvest a fieldII. vi to mowich habe vorgestern erst gemäht I mowed [or did] the lawn only the day before yesterdaymä·hen2[ˈmɛ:ən]* * *1. 2.intransitives Verb mow; (Getreide mähen) reap* * *mähen1mähen2 v/i (blöken) bleat* * *1. 2.intransitives Verb mow; (Getreide mähen) reap* * *v.to cut v.(§ p.,p.p.: cut)to mow v. -
7 ernten
ern·ten [ʼɛrntn̩]vt1) ( einbringen)etw \ernten to harvest sth;Äpfel \ernten to pick [or harvest] apples2) ( erzielen)etw \ernten to earn sth;Anerkennung \ernten to gain [or receive] recognition;Applaus \ernten to win [or get] applause;die Früchte seiner Arbeit \ernten to reap the fruits of one's labour [or (Am) -or];Lob/Spott \ernten to earn praise/scorn;Undank \ernten to get little thanks -
8 abernten
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-) (Getreide, Feld) harvest; (Obst) pick; das Getreide abernten auch bring in the crops ( oder corn etc.)* * *to reap* * *ạb|ern|tenvti septo harvest* * *ab|ern·tenvt▪ etw \abernten to harvest sthabgeerntete Felder empty fields* * *transitives Verb finish the harvesting of; finish harvesting or picking < fruit>* * ** * *transitives Verb finish the harvesting of; finish harvesting or picking < fruit> -
9 mähen
mä·hen1. mä·hen [ʼmɛ:ən]vt( abschneiden)etw \mähen to mow sth;ein Feld \mähen to harvest a field;das M\mähen the mowing2. mä·hen [ʼmɛ:ən]vi
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