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1 Absichtserklärung
Absichtserklärung f 1. BÖRSE letter of intent, purposes statement; 2. GEN memorandum of intent; 3. RECHT declaration of intent, memorandum of understanding, MoU (Vertragsrecht)* * *f 1. < Börse> letter of intent, purposes statement; 2. < Geschäft> memorandum of intent; 3. < Recht> Vertragsrecht declaration of intent, memorandum of understanding (MoU)* * *Absichtserklärung
representation of intention, declaration of intention (policy), posture statement, letter of intent (US);
• Absichtsnachweis evidence of intention. -
2 Plan
I Adj. level* * *der Plan(Bauplan) plan; layout; blueprint;(Lageplan) map;(Vorhaben) proposition; scheme; plan;(Zeitplan) schedule* * *I [plaːn]m -(e)s, -e['plɛːnə]1) plandie Pläne zur Renovierung der Häuser — the plans for the renovation of the houses
den Plán fassen, etw zu tun — to form the intention of doing sth, to plan to do sth
wir haben den Plán,... — we're planning to...
nach Plán verlaufen — to run or go according to plan
das passt mir nicht in den Plán (inf) — it doesn't suit me, it's inconvenient
2) (= Stadtplan) (street) map, town plan; (= Grundriss, Bauplan) plan, blueprint; (= Zeittafel) schedule, timetable; (= Wirtschaftsplan) economic planIIm -(e)s, -e['plɛːnə] (obs = ebene Fläche) plainauf dem Plán erscheinen, auf den Plán treten (fig) — to arrive or come on the scene
* * *der1) (an idea of how to do something; a method of doing something: If everyone follows this plan, we will succeed; I have worked out a plan for making a lot of money.) plan2) (an intention or arrangement: My plan is to rob a bank and leave the country quickly; What are your plans for tomorrow?) plan3) (a drawing, diagram etc showing a building, town etc as if seen from above: These are the plans of/for our new house; a street-plan.) plan4) (a plan or scheme: a programme of reforms.) programme5) (a plan or scheme: a building project.) project6) (a list showing the work, duties etc that people are to do: a duty roster.) roster7) (a statement of details, especially of timing of activities, or of things to be done: a work schedule for next month.) schedule8) (a (usually secret) dishonest plan: His schemes to steal the money were discovered.) scheme* * *<-[e]s, Pläne>[pla:n, pl ˈplɛ:nə]m1. (geplantes Vorgehen) planPläne koordinieren/abstimmen to coordinate/harmonize plansnach \Plan laufen [o verlaufen] to go according to planjds Pläne durchkreuzen to thwart sb's planseinen \Plan fassen to [make a] planden \Plan fassen, etw zu tun to plan to do [or form the intention of doing] sthPläne machen [o schmieden] to make plansauf dem \Plan stehen to be planned [or on the agenda3. (zeichnerische Darstellung) plan, blueprint4. GEOG, TRANSP map5. JURstädtebaulicher \Plan urban development plan6.▶ jdn auf den \Plan bringen/rufen to bring sb on to the scene▶ auf dem \Plan erscheinen, auf den \Plan treten to appear/arrive on the scene* * *Ider; Plan[e]s, Pläne1) plan2) (Karte) map; plan; (StadtPlan) [street] planIIder inauf den Plan rufen — bring < person> on to the scene; bring < opponent> into the arena; arouse < curiosity>
* * *Plan1 m; -(e)s, Pläneeinen Plan fassen devise a plan;voller Pläne stecken have all sorts of plans ( oder ideas);ich habe noch keine konkreten Pläne I haven’t made any definite plans yet;jemandes Pläne durchkreuzen/zunichtemachen thwart/ruin ( oder wreck) sb’s plans4. (Zeitplan etc) schedule, plan;5. hist DDR: (Soll) plan;den Plan erfüllen fulfil(l) the planPlan2 m fig:auf den Plan treten turn up, come onto the scene;auf den Plan rufen call into action* * *Ider; Plan[e]s, Pläne1) plan2) (Karte) map; plan; (StadtPlan) [street] planIIder inauf den Plan rufen — bring < person> on to the scene; bring < opponent> into the arena; arouse < curiosity>
* * *¨-e m.concept n.conception n.idea n.plan n.scheme n. -
3 plan
I Adj. level* * *der Plan(Bauplan) plan; layout; blueprint;(Lageplan) map;(Vorhaben) proposition; scheme; plan;(Zeitplan) schedule* * *I [plaːn]m -(e)s, -e['plɛːnə]1) plandie Pläne zur Renovierung der Häuser — the plans for the renovation of the houses
den Plán fassen, etw zu tun — to form the intention of doing sth, to plan to do sth
wir haben den Plán,... — we're planning to...
nach Plán verlaufen — to run or go according to plan
das passt mir nicht in den Plán (inf) — it doesn't suit me, it's inconvenient
2) (= Stadtplan) (street) map, town plan; (= Grundriss, Bauplan) plan, blueprint; (= Zeittafel) schedule, timetable; (= Wirtschaftsplan) economic planIIm -(e)s, -e['plɛːnə] (obs = ebene Fläche) plainauf dem Plán erscheinen, auf den Plán treten (fig) — to arrive or come on the scene
* * *der1) (an idea of how to do something; a method of doing something: If everyone follows this plan, we will succeed; I have worked out a plan for making a lot of money.) plan2) (an intention or arrangement: My plan is to rob a bank and leave the country quickly; What are your plans for tomorrow?) plan3) (a drawing, diagram etc showing a building, town etc as if seen from above: These are the plans of/for our new house; a street-plan.) plan4) (a plan or scheme: a programme of reforms.) programme5) (a plan or scheme: a building project.) project6) (a list showing the work, duties etc that people are to do: a duty roster.) roster7) (a statement of details, especially of timing of activities, or of things to be done: a work schedule for next month.) schedule8) (a (usually secret) dishonest plan: His schemes to steal the money were discovered.) scheme* * *<-[e]s, Pläne>[pla:n, pl ˈplɛ:nə]m1. (geplantes Vorgehen) planPläne koordinieren/abstimmen to coordinate/harmonize plansnach \Plan laufen [o verlaufen] to go according to planjds Pläne durchkreuzen to thwart sb's planseinen \Plan fassen to [make a] planden \Plan fassen, etw zu tun to plan to do [or form the intention of doing] sthPläne machen [o schmieden] to make plansauf dem \Plan stehen to be planned [or on the agenda3. (zeichnerische Darstellung) plan, blueprint4. GEOG, TRANSP map5. JURstädtebaulicher \Plan urban development plan6.▶ jdn auf den \Plan bringen/rufen to bring sb on to the scene▶ auf dem \Plan erscheinen, auf den \Plan treten to appear/arrive on the scene* * *Ider; Plan[e]s, Pläne1) plan2) (Karte) map; plan; (StadtPlan) [street] planIIder inauf den Plan rufen — bring < person> on to the scene; bring < opponent> into the arena; arouse < curiosity>
* * *A. adj levelB. adv:plan liegen lie flat (auf +dat on, against)…plan m im subst:Einsatzplan plan of action;Veranstaltungsplan program(me) of events* * *Ider; Plan[e]s, Pläne1) plan2) (Karte) map; plan; (StadtPlan) [street] planIIder inauf den Plan rufen — bring < person> on to the scene; bring < opponent> into the arena; arouse < curiosity>
* * *¨-e m.concept n.conception n.idea n.plan n.scheme n. -
4 abgeben
abgeben v 1. GEN submit (Angebot); 2. VERSICH cede* * ** * *abgeben
to deliver [up], (Angebot) to submit, to tender, (Fahrkarte) to hand over, (Gepäck) to leave with, to deposit, (Schriftstück) to file, to submit, to hand in, (trassieren) to value, (verkaufen) to sell, to dispose, to supply, to let have;
• Aktien abgeben to sell shares;
• guten Anwalt abgeben to be cut out for a lawyer;
• eingeschränktes Bilanztestat abgeben to qualify a financial statement;
• billig abgeben to sell cheap (at a low figure);
• blanko abgeben (Börse) to sell bear (Br.) (short, US);
• Einfuhrerklärung abgeben to submit an import declaration;
• Einkommensteuererklärung abgeben to file an income-tax return;
• Erklärung abgeben to make a statement (declaration), to state, to declare;
• gute Ernte abgeben to yield a good crop;
• erstes Gebot auf einer Auktion abgeben to open the bidding;
• sein Gepäck abgeben to leave one’s luggage at the luggage office (Br.), to check one’s baggage in the baggage room (US);
• sein Geschäft an seinen Sohn abgeben to make over one’s business to one’s son;
• Geschäftsführung abgeben to turn the management;
• Gutachten abgeben to give an expert opinion;
• Offerte abgeben to make an offer;
• Partie zu zurückgesetzten Preisen abgeben to dispose of a lot at reduced prices;
• persönlich abgeben to deliver by hand;
• seine Stimme abgeben to cast one’s vote;
• Telegramm abgeben to hand in a telegram;
• guten Verkäufer abgeben to be a good salesman;
• seine Waren billig abgeben to sell one’s goods cheaply;
• Wechsel abgeben to draw value on s. o.;
• Willenserklärung abgeben to express one’s intention. -
5 schlüssig
I Adj.1. (folgerichtig) Argument: sound, logical; schlüssiger Beweis conclusive evidence; ich finde seine Argumentation nicht schlüssig I don’t find his argument convincing2. sich (Dat) schlüssig werden make up one’s mind ( über + Akk about), decide (about, on, as to); sich (Dat) schlüssig sein have decided, have made up one’s mindII Adv.: schlüssig beweisen / widerlegen prove / disprove conclusively* * *conclusive* * *schlụ̈s|sig ['ʃlʏsɪç]1. adjBeweis conclusive; Konzept logical2. advbegründen conclusively* * *1) (convincing: conclusive proof.) conclusive2) conclusively* * *schlüs·sig[ˈʃlʏsɪç]\schlüssige Beweisführung conclusive evidence\schlüssiges Verhalten conduct from which the intention may be implied2. (im Klaren)sich dat über die Hintergründe einer Sache/eine Taktik \schlüssig sein to have made up one's mind about the reasons for sth/a strategy [to pursue]sie sind sich immer noch nicht \schlüssig they still haven't made up their minds, they are still undecidedsich dat darüber \schlüssig sein, dass/ob/wie... to make [or have made] up one's mind that/whether/how...* * *1.1) conclusive <proof, evidence>; convincing, logical <argument, conclusion, statement>2)2.sich (Dat.) [darüber] schlüssig werden — make up one's mind
adverbial conclusively* * *A. adj1. (folgerichtig) Argument: sound, logical;schlüssiger Beweis conclusive evidence;ich finde seine Argumentation nicht schlüssig I don’t find his argument convincing2.sich (dat)schlüssig werden make up one’s mind (über +akk about), decide (about, on, as to);sich (dat)schlüssig sein have decided, have made up one’s mindB. adv:schlüssig beweisen/widerlegen prove/disprove conclusively* * *1.1) conclusive <proof, evidence>; convincing, logical <argument, conclusion, statement>2)2.sich (Dat.) [darüber] schlüssig werden — make up one's mind
adverbial conclusively* * *(richtig) argumentieren ausdr.to argue conclusively (correctly) expr. adj.conclusive adj. -
6 unterschieben
v/t (unreg., trennb., hat -ge-)1. push s.th. under(neath) (+ Dat s.th., s.o.)2. fig.: jemandem etw. unterschieben (in böser Absicht zuschieben) foist s.th. (off) on s.o.; (unterstellen) (falsely) attribute s.th. to s.o., (wrongly) accuse s.o. of (doing) s.th.; jemandem ein Kind unterschieben father a child on s.o., claim that s.o. is the father of a child; man wollte ihr die Schuld an dem Fehler unterschieben they tried to blame the mistake on her—v/t (unreg., untr., hat): jemandem etw. unterschieben (in böser Absicht zuschieben) foist s.th. (off) on s.o.; (unterstellen) (falsely) attribute s.th. to s.o., (wrongly) accuse s.o. of (doing) s.th.* * *un|ter|schie|ben [ʊntɐ'ʃiːbn] ptp unterschoben [ʊntɐ'ʃoːbn]vt insep irreginf = unterstellen)jdm etw unterschíében — to insinuate or imply that sb has done/said sth
du unterschiebst mir immer, dass ich schwindle — you're always accusing me of cheating
einer Äußerung einen ganz falschen Sinn unterschíében — to twist the meaning of a statement completely
* * *un·ter·schie·ben *1[ʊntɐˈʃi:bn̩]vt irreg (fam)▪ jdm etw \unterschieben to attribute sth falsely to sbdiese Äußerung unterschiebt mir die Presse this statement has been falsely attributed to me by the press▪ jdm \unterschieben, dass jd etw tut to imply that sb does sthwollen Sie mir etwa \unterschieben, dass ich beabsichtigt habe, Sie zu hintergehen? are you trying to imply that it was my intention to deceive you?un·ter|schie·ben2[ˈʊntɐʃi:bn̩]▪ jdm etw \unterschieben to push sth under[neath] sbschiebst du mir noch ein Kissen unter? will you push another cushion under me?* * *Iunregelmäßiges transitives VerbIIjemandem etwas unterschieben — (fig.) attribute something falsely to somebody
unregelmäßiges transitives Verb push under[neath]* * *'unterschieben v/t (irr, trennb, hat -ge-)1. push sth under(neath) (+dat sth, sb)2. fig:jemandem etwas unterschieben (in böser Absicht zuschieben) foist sth (off) on sb; (unterstellen) (falsely) attribute sth to sb, (wrongly) accuse sb of (doing) sth;jemandem ein Kind unterschieben father a child on sb, claim that sb is the father of a child;man wollte ihr die Schuld an dem Fehler unterschieben they tried to blame the mistake on herunter'schieben v/t (irr, untrennb, hat):jemandem etwas unterschieben (in böser Absicht zuschieben) foist sth (off) on sb; (unterstellen) (falsely) attribute sth to sb, (wrongly) accuse sb of (doing) sth* * *Iunregelmäßiges transitives VerbIIjemandem etwas unterschieben — (fig.) attribute something falsely to somebody
unregelmäßiges transitives Verb push under[neath] -
7 Lüge
f; -, -n lie; alles Lüge all lies; jemanden / etw. Lügen strafen show s.o. to be a liar / show s.th. to be a lie ( oder untrue); jemanden bei einer Lüge ertappen catch s.o. lying; Lügen haben kurze Beine Sprichw. your lies will always catch up with you, the truth will out* * *die Lügeporky; lie* * *Lü|ge ['lyːgə]f -, -nlie, falsehooddas ist alles Lǘge — that's all lies
jdn/etw Lǘgen strafen — to give the lie to sb/sth, to belie sth
* * *(a false statement made with the intention of deceiving: It would be a lie to say I knew, because I didn't.) lie* * *Lü·ge<-, -n>[ˈly:gə]f lieeine fromme \Lüge a fib [or white lie]eine faustdicke \Lüge a bare-faced lie [or fam whopping great lie]das ist alles \Lüge it's all liesjdm \Lügen auftischen (fam) to tell sb lies* * *die; Lüge, Lügen lieLügen haben kurze Beine — (Spr.) [the] truth will out
jemanden/etwas Lügen strafen — prove somebody a liar/give the lie to something; s. auch fromm 1. 3)
* * *alles Lüge all lies;jemanden/etwas Lügen strafen show sb to be a liar/show sth to be a lie ( oder untrue);jemanden bei einer Lüge ertappen catch sb lying;Lügen haben kurze Beine sprichw your lies will always catch up with you, the truth will out* * *die; Lüge, Lügen lieLügen haben kurze Beine — (Spr.) [the] truth will out
jemanden/etwas Lügen strafen — prove somebody a liar/give the lie to something; s. auch fromm 1. 3)
* * *-n f.lie n. -
8 Verleumdung
* * *die Verleumdungdefamation; aspersion; slander; obloquy; calumny; traducement; calumniation; slanderousness; backbiting* * *Ver|leum|dungf -, -enslandering; (schriftlich) libelling (esp Brit), libeling (US); (= Bemerkung) slander, calumny; (= Bericht) libel* * *die1) (the legal term for something written which is harmful to a person's reputation.) libel2) ((the act of making) an untrue spoken, not written, statement about a person with the intention of damaging that person's reputation: That story about her is nothing but a wicked slander!) slander3) (a piece of slander.) smear* * *Ver·leum·dung<-, -en>f slander no art, no pl, libel no art, no pl* * *die; Verleumdung, Verleumdungeno. Pl. slander; (in Schriftform) libelling* * ** * *die; Verleumdung, Verleumdungeno. Pl. slander; (in Schriftform) libelling* * *f.calumny n.defamation n.libel n.obloquy n.slander n.traducement n. -
9 Erklärungswille
Erklärungswille m intention to make statement of legal significance -
10 unterschieben
un·ter·schie·ben *1. un·ter·schie·ben * [ʊntɐʼʃi:bn̩]vtjdm etw \unterschieben to attribute sth falsely to sb;diese Äußerung unterschiebt mir die Presse this statement has been falsely attributed to me by the press;jdm \unterschieben, dass jd etw tut to imply that sb does sth;wollen Sie mir etwa \unterschieben, dass ich beabsichtigt habe, Sie zu hintergehen? are you trying to imply that it was my intention to deceive you?2. un·ter|schie·ben [ʼʊntɐʃi:bn̩]vtjdm etw \unterschieben to push sth under[neath] sb;schiebst du mir noch ein Kissen unter? will you push another cushion under me? -
11 unterschieben *
un·ter·schie·ben *1. un·ter·schie·ben * [ʊntɐʼʃi:bn̩]vtjdm etw \unterschieben * to attribute sth falsely to sb;diese Äußerung unterschiebt mir die Presse this statement has been falsely attributed to me by the press;jdm \unterschieben *, dass jd etw tut to imply that sb does sth;wollen Sie mir etwa \unterschieben *, dass ich beabsichtigt habe, Sie zu hintergehen? are you trying to imply that it was my intention to deceive you?2. un·ter|schie·ben [ʼʊntɐʃi:bn̩]vtjdm etw \unterschieben * to push sth under[neath] sb;schiebst du mir noch ein Kissen unter? will you push another cushion under me?
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