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1 tariff
noun[import] tariff — Einfuhr- od. Importzoll, der
2) (list of charges) Tarif, der* * *['tærif]1) (a list of prices or charges eg in a hotel: A copy of the tariff is placed in each bedroom.) das Preisverzeichnis* * *tar·iffn1. ( form: table of charges) of a business, hotel Preisliste f, Preisverzeichnis nt; of an insurance [Versicherungs]tarif m; (for services) [Gebühren]satz m; esp BRIT (charges) of a bus line, railroad Tarif m, Fahrpreis m; of a hotel Preis m\tariff for rooms Zimmerpreis mimport \tariffs Einfuhrzoll m* * *['trɪf]n1) (esp Brit) (Gebühren)tarif m; (in hotels) Preisverzeichnis nt, Preisliste f2) (ECON: tax) Zoll m; (= table) Zolltarif m* * *tariff [ˈtærıf]A s1. Zolltarif m2. Zoll(gebühr) m(f)3. (Gebühren-, Kosten- etc) Tarif mB v/t1. einen Tarif aufstellen für2. Ware mit Zoll belegen* * *noun[import] tariff — Einfuhr- od. Importzoll, der
2) (list of charges) Tarif, der* * *n.tariflich adj. (US) v.verzollen v. -
2 tariff
1) (form: table of charges) of a business, hotel Preisliste f, Preisverzeichnis nt; of an insurance [Versicherungs]tarif m; ( for services) [Gebühren]satz m; ( esp Brit) ( charges) of a bus line, railroad Tarif m, Fahrpreis m; of a hotel Preis m;\tariff for rooms Zimmerpreis mimport \tariffs Einfuhrzoll m;
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