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prüfen v 1. GEN examine, survey, (BE) analyse, (AE) analyze, inspect; 2. PAT search; 3. PERS examine; 4. RW audit • prüfen und für richtig befinden GEN approve (billigen)* * *v 1. < Geschäft> examine, survey, analyse (BE), analyze (AE), inspect; 2. < Patent> search; 3. < Person> examine; 4. < Rechnung> audit ■ prüfen und für richtig befinden < Geschäft> approve* * *prüfen
to prove, (besichtigen) to inspect, to survey, (erproben) to try, to test, (Maschine) to overhaul, (nachprüfen) to verify, to check, (Polizei) to investigate, to screen (US), (überprüfen) to control, to look over, to review;
• Bilanz prüfen to audit a balance sheet;
• Bücher prüfen to audit [the books], to inspect the books;
• Dokumente prüfen to verify documents;
• etw. genau prüfen to scrutinize s. th.;
• gründlich prüfen to scrutinize, to canvass, to probe, to sift to the bottom;
• Konto prüfen to audit (verify, check) an account;
• Kredit prüfen to check a credit;
• laufend prüfen to have under constant examination;
• Münze auf das vorgeschriebene Gewicht prüfen to test a coin for weight;
• Muster prüfen to have a look at the pattern;
• Qualität prüfen to check quality;
• Rechnung prüfen to audit (examine, check) an account, to check a bill;
• Stück Stoff auf seine Qualität prüfen to finger a piece of cloth;
• Testament prüfen to prove a will;
• Unterschrift auf ihre Echtheit prüfen to authenticate a signature;
• Ware prüfen to inspect goods.
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