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1 Lebensdauer
Lebensdauer f lifetime, operable life, operating life, life cycle, length of life; durability, fatigue life (Dauerfestigkeit); failure time (bis zu Störungen); service (life) expectancy, service life (von Geräten)Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Lebensdauer
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2 normative Nutzungsdauer
Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > normative Nutzungsdauer
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3 zu erwartende Standzeit
Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > zu erwartende Standzeit
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4 Lebensdauer
f <energ.sol> (einer Batterie) ■ battery life; battery cycle life; cycle lifef <fz> (von Reifen) ■ tread lifef < min> ■ life; durabilityf < qualit> (tech. Nutzungsdauer ohne Rücksicht auf bestimmten Betrieb) ■ life; physical life; useful lifef < qualit> (betont: Zeitspanne; z.B. von Aggregaten, Systemen) ■ service life; service lifetime; life pract ; physical lifespanf < rls> (eines Kompensators) ■ cyclic life; fatigue life expectancy; fatigue life; life expectancy; number of cycles to failuref von Rohren etc. <rls.allg> ■ service lifef <wz.qualit> (eines Werkzeuges) ■ tool lifef prakt <wz.qualit> (Haltbarkeit von Werkzeugen mit Schneidkanten) ■ service life; life pract ; tool life; edge life -
5 Lebensdauer
Lebensdauer f FIN, RW life span (abnutzbarer Wirtschaftsgüter z. B., e.g. of depreciable fixed assets)* * *Lebensdauer
age, life [span], length (duration, span) of life, (Anlagegut) mortality, useful (service, Br.) life, (Dauerhaftigkeit) durability, (Produkt) service life, (verderbliche Waren) shelf life;
• auf Lebensdauer for life;
• auf die Lebensdauer eines Dritten pour autre vie (French);
• begrenzte Lebensdauer limited life;
• durchschnittliche Lebensdauer (Lebensversicherung) standard (average duration of) life;
• errechnete Lebensdauer rating life;
• lange Lebensdauer longevity;
• mittlere Lebensdauer average life expectancy;
• mutmaßliche Lebensdauer probable (anticipation of, expectation of) life, life expectancy;
• normale Lebensdauer average span of life;
• unterdurchschnittliche Lebensdauer substandard life;
• wahrscheinliche Lebensdauer probable [duration of] life;
• wirtschaftliche Lebensdauer economic (useful, service, Br.) life;
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6 Standzeit
Standzeit f TECH idle time (z. B. Maschine); life expectancy, operating life, operating time, service time -
7 Lebensdauer
fAbwasserbehandlung, Baumaschinen, Elektroinstallationen, Heizung, Be- & Entlüftung, Klimatisierung, Werkstoffeigenschaften service expectancy, service life -
8 Rentenablösung
Rentenablösung
commutation (liquidation, redemption) of an annuity;
• Rentenablösungsansprüche beinhalten to carry certain rights of commutation;
• Rentenablösungsoption option to commute;
• Rentenabsatz annuity sales;
• Rentenabteilung (Bank) annuity department;
• jds. Bedürfnissen im Rentenalter gerecht werden to meet s. one’s needs at retirement;
• Rentenanleihe annuity bonds, (unkündbar) perpetual loan;
• Rentenanpassung revaluation of a pension;
• Rentenanspruch retirement ([old-age] pension) right;
• nur abgeleiteten Rentenanspruch besitzen to have only a dependent pension claim;
• Rentenansprüche begründen to establish pension claims;
• Rentenansprüche haben to be entitled to a pension;
• Rentenanstalt life-annuity company;
• gestaffelter Rentenanteil (Sozialversicherung) graduated pension part (Br.);
• Rentenanwartschaft pension expectancy;
• Rentenaufbesserung increase in pensions, pension increase;
• Rentenausgleichsforderung pension equalization claim (scheme);
• Rentenausschließungsgrund disqualification from benefit;
• Rentenauszahlung pension (rent) payment;
• Rentenauszahlung sicherstellen to service an annuity;
• Rentenauszahlung wählen to select an instal(l)ment option;
• Rentenbaisse slump on the bond market;
• Rentenbank mortgage (annuity) bank;
• Rentenbasis annuity basis.
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