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121 Weiche
f <chem.verf> (z.B. Textiltechnik) ■ steep tankf <el> ■ selective couplerf <el> (z.B. ein Diplexer) ■ dividing network; crossover [network]; frequency-separating filter; frequency-dividing networkf < theat> ■ sliding device; slide -
122 Weichwasser
n <chem.verf> ■ steep; steeping watern < led> ■ soaking liquor -
123 Preissturz
Preissturz m V&M, WIWI fall in prices, drop in prices* * *Preissturz
slump [in prices], break (US) (fall) in prices, nose-dive, price plunge, double bottom (coll.);
• jäher Preissturz steep fall in prices;
• tiefer Preissturz collapse of prices, price collapse;
• Preissturz ins Bodenlose nose dive;
• Preissturz auf dem Immobilienmarkt property slump;
• Preissturz bewirken to send prices tumbling;
• vom Preissturz betroffen werden to be affected by a fall of prices;
• Preissturzperiode überstehen to ride out the price slump. -
124 Preisverantwortung
Preisverantwortung
price responsibility;
• Preisverband price combine;
• Preisverbilligung price reduction;
• Preisverderber cutting tradesman, price cutter, undercutter;
• Preisvereinbarung price[-fixing] agreement;
• vertikale Preisvereinbarung vertical price-fixing contract;
• Preisvereinbarung treffen to agree about a price;
• Preisverfall dip (deterioration, sharp fall) in prices, price collapse (decline);
• jäher Preisverfall steep fall;
• Preisvergleich comparing (comparison of) prices, price comparison;
• Preisvergleiche in den Läden anstellen to shop around (coll.);
• Preisverhalten price behavio(u)rism;
• Preisverhältnis price relationship;
• Preisverständigung price-fixing agreement;
• Preisverursacher price producer;
• Preisverzeichnis prices current, price (manufacturer’s, premium, trade) catalog(ue), statement (schedule) of prices, price list, (Restaurant) tariff (Br.);
• Preisverzerrung price distortion;
• Preisvorbehalt price reserve;
• Preisvorbehaltsklausel clause reserving price;
• Preisvorschlag expected (asking) price;
• Preisvorschriften price control (regulations, rules);
• Preisvorstellung price estimate;
• Preisvorteil price advantage;
• Preiswaffe price weapon;
• Preiswelle wave of increasing prices;
• Preiswende price turn. -
125 gepfefferte Preise
gepfefferte Preise
steep prices -
126 hoch im Preis
hoch im Preis
dear, high[-priced], hard, steep, expensive -
127 hohes Amt bekleiden
hohes Amt bekleiden
to be high-placed;
• hohe Anforderungen stellen to make great demands;
• hohes Ansehen genießen to be held in high repute;
• hoher Beamter high official;
• hohe Behörde (EU) High Authority;
• hohes Gehalt high salary;
• hohe Geldstrafe heavy fine;
• auf die hohe Kante legen to put away for a rainy day;
• hohes Niveau high level;
• hohe Obrigkeit the powers that be;
• sehr hoher Preis exorbitant (steep) price;
• hohen Preis erzielen to fetch a high price;
• hohe Rechnung long bill;
• hohe Staatsstellung innehaben to be high-up in the civil service;
• hoher Stand high level;
• mit hohem Standard of high standing;
• hohe Stellung bekleiden to be high in office;
• hohe Steuerstufe high bracket;
• bei hoher Strafe under a heavy penalty;
• hohe vertragsschließende Teile high contracting parties;
• hohes Tier bigwig, big shot (US sl.), high-up (coll.);
• hohe Verschleißquote high mortality;
• hoher Zinsfuß high rate of interest. -
128 jäher Preissturz
jäher Preissturz
steep fall in prices
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steep — [stiːp] adjective 1. steep prices, charges etc are unusually expensive: • Consumers are paying relatively steep prices for dairy products. • Anyone caught fiddling their expenses will face steep fines. 2. a steep increase or rise in something is… … Financial and business terms
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