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2 Strenge
f; -, kein Pl.1. (Härte, Unerbittlichkeit) severity, harshness; von Gesicht etc.: sternness; etc.; mit unnachsichtiger Strenge with unrelenting severity; klassische Strenge eines Bauwerks, von Zügen: classical austerity; der Winter kam mit großer Strenge the winter was very severe3. von Geruch: pungency* * *die Strengerigidity; severity; rigor; rigour; sternness; strictness; astringency; topmast; sternness; stringency; austerity* * *Strẹn|ge ['ʃtrɛŋə]f -,no pl1) strictness; (von Regel, Kontrolle, Maßnahmen) stringency; (von Bestrafung) severity; (von Ausdruck, Blick) sternness; (von Kritik, Urteil) harshness, severity; (von Richter) severity, sternness2) (= Schärfe) (von Geruch, Geschmack) pungency; (von Kälte) intensity; (von Frost, Winter) severity* * *die1) austerity2) rigorousness3) (strictness; harshness.) rigour4) ((also rigours noun plural) (of weather etc) the state of being very bad or unpleasant, or the hardship caused by this: the rigour(s) of life in the Arctic Circle.) rigour5) sternness6) strictness7) (the quality of being strict.) stringency* * *Stren·ge<->[ˈʃtrɛŋə]mit unnachsichtiger \Strenge with unrelenting severitymit besonderer \Strenge darauf achten, dass... to take especially strict care that...2. (Härte) severitydie Kontrollen waren von äußerster \Strenge the checks were extremely rigorous3. (Ernsthaftigkeit) Gesichtszüge, Stil severity4. (extreme Kälte) Winter, Frost severity* * *die; Strenge1) s. streng 1): strictness; severity; stringency; rigour; sternness2) (Striktheit) strictness3) (von [Gesichts]zügen) severity4) (von Geruch, Geschmack) pungency; sharpness5) s. streng 6): severity; sharpness6) (Schnörkellosigkeit) austerity; severity* * *1. (Härte, Unerbittlichkeit) severity, harshness; von Gesicht etc: sternness; etc;mit unnachsichtiger Strenge with unrelenting severity;klassische Strenge eines Bauwerks, von Zügen: classical austerity;der Winter kam mit großer Strenge the winter was very severe3. von Geruch: pungency* * *die; Strenge1) s. streng 1): strictness; severity; stringency; rigour; sternness2) (Striktheit) strictness3) (von [Gesichts]zügen) severity4) (von Geruch, Geschmack) pungency; sharpness5) s. streng 6): severity; sharpness6) (Schnörkellosigkeit) austerity; severity* * *-n f.astringence n.astringences n.rigor n.severity n.strictness n.stringency n. -
3 Verknappung
Verknappung f WIWI crunch, shortage* * *f <Vw> crunch, shortage* * *Verknappung
shortage, scarcity, shortcoming, narrowness;
• infolge zeitweiliger Verknappung owing to temporary scarcity;
• kriegsbedingte Verknappung wartime shortage;
• Verknappung an Arbeitskräften labo(u)r shortage, scarcity of workers;
• Verknappung der Barmittel shortage of cash;
• Verknappung der Devisenvorräte shortage of currency (foreign exchange), foreign exchange stringency;
• Verknappung am Geldmarkt money stringency, tightness of the money market, tight money market;
• staatlich gesteuerte Verknappung des Geldmarktes fiscal stringency;
• Verknappung der Kreditmittel credit stringency;
• Verknappung der Rohstoffvorräte scarcity of raw materials;
• unter größter Verknappung leiden (Geldmarkt) to be very stringent. -
4 Knappheit
f* * *die Knappheitscantness; shortage; shortness; skimpiness; famine; paucity; scarcity; succinctness; lack* * *Knạpp|heitf -, no pl(= Lebensmittelknappheit) scarcity, shortage; (von Zeit, Geld, Produkt) shortage; (fig des Ausdrucks) conciseness, concisionwegen der Knappheit der uns zur Verfügung stehenden Zeit — because of the shortness of the time at our disposal
* * *die1) curtness2) scantiness3) ((a) lack or shortage: a scarcity of work/jobs; times of scarcity.) scarcity4) (a lack; the state of not having enough: a shortage of water.) shortage5) skimpiness6) (scarcity of money for lending etc: in times of stringency; ( also adjective) The government are demanding stringency measures.) stringency* * *Knapp·heit<->die \Knappheit der öffentlichen Gelder/finanziellen Mittel the shortage [or lack] of public money/financebei der \Knappheit der zur Verfügung stehenden Zeit... with [or because of] the limited amount of time available...* * *die; Knappheit1) (Mangel) shortage, scarcity (an + Dat. of)* * *1. an Vorräten: shortage (an +dat of)* * *die; Knappheit1) (Mangel) shortage, scarcity (an + Dat. of)* * *f.paucity n.scantness n.scarcity n.shortage n.shortness n.skimpiness n.succinctness n.terseness n. -
5 Geldverknappung
Geldverknappung f WIWI contraction of money supply, money squeeze* * *f <Vw> contraction of money supply, money squeeze* * *Geldverknappung
scarcity of money, monetary restraint (tightness), squeeze (Br.), stringency on the money market (US), fiscal stringency (US). -
6 restriktive Geldpolitik
restriktive Geldpolitik f WIWI monetary stringency, monetary restraint, restrictive monetary policy, stringent monetary policy* * *f <Vw> monetary stringency, monetary restraint, restrictive monetary policy, stringent monetary policy* * *restriktive Geldpolitik
money restrictivenessBusiness german-english dictionary > restriktive Geldpolitik
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7 angespannt
I P.P. anspannenII Adj. Nerven, Person: tense(d up), taut; PHYS. intense; Aufmerksamkeit: rapt; politische Lage etc.: tense; (Lage auf dem) Arbeitsmarkt etc.: tight; (knapp) Mittel etc.: strained, overstretched; ein angespannter Tag a hard ( oder stressful) day; angespannte Finanzlage financial stringencyIII Adv. intensely; angespannt lauschen listen intently ( oder with rapt attention); angespannt arbeiten work at full stretch ( oder all out)* * *taut* * *an|ge|spannt ['angəʃpant]1. adj1) (= angestrengt) Nerven tense, strained; Aufmerksamkeit close, keenaufs höchste or Höchste angespannt sein — to be very or highly tense
2) (= bedrohlich) politische Lage tense, strained; (COMM) Markt, Lage tight, overstretched2. advdasitzen, verfolgen tensely; zuhören attentively, closelySee:→ auch anspannen* * *1) (excited; tense.) keyed up2) (very nervous.) strung up* * *an·ge·spanntI. adj1. (angestrengt) strained, tenseein \angespannter Mensch a tense person\angespannte Nerven strained nervesmit \angespannter Aufmerksamkeit with keen [or close] attention2. (kritisch) criticalein \angespannter Markt a tight [or overstretched] marketeine \angespannte politische Lage a strained [or tense] situationII. adv\angespannt wirken to seem tenseetw \angespannt verfolgen to follow sth tensely\angespannt zuhören to listen attentively [or closely]* * *1. 2.* * *B. adj Nerven, Person: tense(d up), taut; PHYS intense; Aufmerksamkeit: rapt; politische Lage etc: tense; (Lage auf dem) Arbeitsmarkt etc: tight; (knapp) Mittel etc: strained, overstretched;ein angespannter Tag a hard ( oder stressful) day;angespannte Finanzlage financial stringencyC. adv intensely;angespannt lauschen listen intently ( oder with rapt attention);angespannt arbeiten work at full stretch ( oder all out)* * *1. 2.* * *adj.strained adj.stressed adj.tense adj. -
8 Devisenknappheit
f exchange stringency, shortage of foreign exchange* * *De|vi|sen|knapp|heitfshortage of foreign exchange* * *De·vi·sen·knapp·heitf shortage of foreign exchange* * *Devisenknappheit f exchange stringency, shortage of foreign exchange -
9 Geldumsatz
Geldumsatz
money turnover, returns;
• Geldumstellung currency, conversion;
• Geldumtausch exchange of currency;
• Geldunterschlagung embezzlement of trust money, wrongful abstraction, abstraction of funds;
• Geldunterstützung money relief, pecuniary (financial) aid (assistance);
• Geldunterstützung erhalten to receive financial support;
• Geldveranlagung für vermögende Privatkunden (Bank) private banking;
• Geldverbilligung cheapening of money;
• Geldverdienen money-making, earning;
• aufs Geldverdienen aus sein to be keen on money-making, to be all for making money;
• immer aufs Geldverdienen scharf sein to always have an eye to the main chance;
• Geldverfassung monetary structure;
• Geldverflüssigung watering down of money;
• Geldvergütung pecuniary (monetary) reward;
• Geldverkehr money transfer, currency, circulation of money;
• seinen täglichen Geldverkehr abwickeln to handle one’s day-to-day money matters;
• Geldverkehrsteuer circulation tax (US);
• Geldverknappung scarcity of money, monetary restraint (tightness), squeeze (Br.), stringency on the money market (US), fiscal stringency (US). -
10 Devisenknappheit
Devisenknappheit f lack of forex, shortage of forex, dearth of forex* * *f lack of forex, shortage of forex, dearth of forex* * *Devisenknappheit
foreign-exchange (currency-exchange) shortage (stringency), shortage of foreign exchange (cash), scarcity of currency;
• Devisenkontingentierung foreign-exchange control (rationing);
• Devisenkonto [foreign-]currency account, external account (Br.);
• frei transferierbares Devisenkonto transferable account (Br.);
• Devisenkontrolle currency (foreign-exchange) control;
• Devisenkosten foreign-exchange costs, exchange expenditure;
• Devisenkredit foreign-exchange credit;
• Devisenkredite foreign-currency borrowings;
• Devisenkrise foreign-exchange crisis. -
11 Geldknappheit
Geldknappheit f 1. FIN tight money; 2. WIWI monetary tightness* * *f 1. < Finanz> tight money; 2. <Vw> monetary tightness* * *Geldknappheit
dear (tight) money, money scarcity (stringency, US, tightness), monetary pressure, pressure of money, shortness (shortage, tightness, lack, scarcity) of money;
• Geldkosten cost of money;
• Geldkreditsystem money credit system;
• Geldkreislauf circular flow of money, circulation of money;
• Geldkurier money courier. -
12 knapp
knapp adj 1. WIWI scarce; 2. GEN concise, (BE) meagre, (AE) meager, scanty; tight (supply); short (an Zeit) • knapp an Bargeld FIN cash-poor, cash-strapped, short of cash • knapp bei Kasse sein GEN be skint, be hard-up • knapp werden GEN run short • über ein knappes Budget verfügen FIN be on a tight budget* * *adj 1. <Vw> scarce; 2. < Geschäft> concise, meagre (BE) meager (AE), scanty, von Zeit short von Kleidung tight ■ knapp an Bargeld < Finanz> cash-poor, cash-strapped, short of cash ■ knapp bei Kasse sein < Geschäft> be skint, be hard-up ■ knapp werden < Geschäft> run short ■ über ein knappes Budget verfügen < Finanz> be on a tight budget* * *knapp
(beschränkt) narrow, (dürftig) scanty, (Geldmarkt) tight, close, stringent, (mangelnd) scarce, scant, short, (minderwertig) low;
• knapp an Arbeitskräften short-handed;
• knapp an Devisen short on foreign exchange;
• knapp bei Kasse short of cash, low in cash, in low water, shy of money (US sl.);
• knapp unter der Rentabilitätsgrenze marginal;
• knapp abwiegen to cut it fine;
• knapp disponieren to show caution in the placing of orders;
• knapp gewinnen to win by a narrow margin;
• j. knapp halten to keep s. o. short of money;
• j. knapp bei Kasse halten to keep s. o. short of money;
• knapp rechnen to cut it fine;
• finanziell sehr knapp sein to be hard pushed (up);
• knapp bei Kasse sein to be short of (pinched for) money, to be in narrow straits (low funds);
• knapp lieferbar sein to be (fall) in short supply;
• knapp werden (Vorräte) to run low;
• knappes Abstimmungsergebnis close vote;
• knappes Angebot scant supply;
• knappes Auskommen haben to earn a bare living;
• knappe Berechnung conservative estimate;
• knappe Finanzdecke shortage of finance;
• knappes Geld tight money;
• knappes Gewicht short weight;
• knappes Hypothekenangebot shortage of mortgage money;
• knappe Kost meagre fare;
• knappe Kreditmittel credit stringency;
• knappe Mehrheit narrow majority;
• knappe Mittel narrow means;
• knappe Nahrungsmittelzuteilung short commons;
• knappe Produktionsfristen tied times;
• knappe Rationen short rations (allowances);
• knappe Reserven low reserves;
• knappe Waren critical items, scarce articles (goods, commodities);
• knapper Wohnungsraum housing shortage;
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13 Knappheit
Knappheit f WIWI scarcity, shortage, dearth* * *f <Vw> scarcity, shortage, dearth* * *Knappheit
shortage, scantiness, deficiency, lack, penury, scarcity, tightness, stringency, (Geldmarkt) squeeze;
• infolge der zeitweiligen Knappheit owing to the temporary scarcity;
• Knappheit an Arbeitskräften shortage of manpower, manpower shortage, labo(u)r scarcity. -
14 Kreditknappheit
Kreditknappheit f BANK, FIN, WIWI credit crunch, credit squeeze, credit shortage* * *f <Bank, Finanz, Vw> credit crunch, credit squeeze, credit shortage* * *Kreditknappheit
shortage of credits, credit squeeze (stringency) -
15 Kreditportefeuille
Kreditportefeuille n BÖRSE, FIN asset portfolio* * *n <Börse, Finanz> asset portfolio* * *Kreditportefeuille
credit portfolio;
• Kreditposten credit entry (item), entry on the credit side;
• Kreditpotenzial lending (borrowing) power, borrowing capacity;
• Kreditpreisverhältnis loan-to price ratio;
• Kreditprogramm lending program(me);
• Kreditprolongation extension (renewal) of a credit;
• Kreditprovision procuration fee (money), bonus;
• Kreditprüfer credit analyst (investigator);
• Kreditprüfung credit analysis (checking), checking credit, means test (Br.), loan appraisal, credit rating (US);
• Kreditprüfungsdienst credit-checking service;
• Kreditquellen credit resources;
• verschiedene Kreditquellen erschließen to tap alternative sources of credit;
• nicht in Anspruch genommene Kreditquote unused portion of a credit;
• Kreditrahmen credit limit (Br.) (line, US);
• durchschnittliche Kreditrate für Geschäftskredite average business loan rate;
• Kreditrationierung credit rationing (US);
• Kreditregistratur credit files;
• staatliche Kreditregulierung regulation of credits, credit control;
• Kreditreserve borrowing reserve;
• Kreditrestriktion credit restriction (restraint, deflation, brake, stringency, squeeze), loan restrictions;
• generelle Kreditrestriktionen (Bundesnotenbank) quantitative credit restrictions (Br.);
• einzelne gezielte Kreditrestriktionen qualitative credit restrictions (Br.);
• Kreditrichtlinien rules of credit, credit rules (standards);
• Kreditrichtsätze regulations in regard to credits;
• augenscheinliche Kreditrisiken beseitigen to remove the apparent risk barriers. -
16 Kreditrestriktion
Kreditrestriktion f BANK, FIN, WIWI credit crunch, credit squeeze* * *f <Bank, Finanz, Vw> credit crunch, credit squeeze* * *Kreditrestriktion
credit restriction (restraint, deflation, brake, stringency, squeeze), loan restrictions -
17 Kreditverknappung
Kreditverknappung f BANK, FIN, WIWI restriction of credit, credit squeeze* * *f <Bank, Finanz, Vw> restriction of credit, credit squeeze* * *Kreditverknappung
credit restriction (tightness, squeeze, crunch), restriction (stringency) of credit -
18 Lage
Lage f 1. GEN position, situation, sit., status; 2. V&M, IND, WIWI location (Standort; Weinbergslage in der Weinwirtschaft) • die Lage pessimistisch betrachten GEN take a gloomy view of the situation • die Lage prüfen GEN size up the situation • in der Lage sein zu GEN be in a position to • nach Lage der Dinge GEN, RECHT in the circumstances, under the circumstances* * *f < Geschäft> position, situation (sit.), status ■ die Lage pessimistisch betrachten < Geschäft> take a gloomy view of the situation ■ die Lage prüfen < Geschäft> size up the situation ■ in der Lage sein zu < Geschäft> be in a position to ■ nach Lage der Dinge <Geschäft, Recht> in/under the circumstances* * *Lage
state, position, situation, condition, footing, circumstances, lines, (Belegenheit) aspect, locality, situs, exposure, location (US), (Buchbinderei) gathering, (Garnitur, Satz) set;
• in bedrängter Lage in straitened circumstances (narrow straits);
• je nach Lage des Falles as the case may be;
• angespannte Lage tight situation, (Betrieb) overextension;
• außenwirtschaftliche Lage external economic situation;
• finanzielle Lage financial showing (position, condition), pecuniary circumstances;
• gesunde finanzielle Lage sound financial position;
• meine finanzielle Lage my worldly circumstances;
• gefährliche Lage distress, state of danger;
• geschäftliche Lage status;
• liquiditätspolitische Lage liquidity status;
• prekäre Lage precarious situation;
• rechtliche Lage legal position;
• steuerliche Lage tax status, taxation position;
• ungünstige Lage disadvantage;
• verkehrsgünstige Lage desirable location;
• allgemeine wirtschaftliche Lagee general economic outlook;
• Lage der Arbeiter conditions of the workers;
• Lage auf dem Arbeitsmarkt manpower situation;
• finanzielle Lage eines laufenden Betriebes going-concern position;
• Lage am Effektenmarkt stock-market situation;
• finanzielle Lage [des Ehemanns im Scheidungsfall] faculties;
• allgemeine Lage in Europa outlook in Europe;
• finanzielle Lage einer Firma financial standing of a firm;
• Lage eines Grundstücks site, situs, locality;
• Lage der öffentlichen Haushalte public-finance situation;
• angespannte Lage des Kapitalmarktes stringency of the capital market;
• Lage des Marktes state of the market;
• gute Lage für den Standort neuer Industriezweige suitable location for new factories (US);
• sich in einer kritischen Lage befinden to be in an insecure position;
• sich finanziell in einer schlimmen Lage befinden to be at one’s beam-ends;
• nach Lage der Akten entscheiden to decide on its merits;
• Überblick über die internationale Lage geben to survey the international situation;
• in bedrängter Lage sein to have one’s back to the wall, to be hard up, to be in a predicament (state of distress);
• finanzielle Lage einer Firma richtig wiedergeben to represent fairly the financial position of a company;
• Lageänderung business trend;
• kontraktive Lageänderung regressive business trend;
• Lagebericht background (situation, status) report, fact-finding survey, summary (estimate) of the situation;
• Lagebesprechung briefing;
• Lagebestimmung orientation;
• Lageort situs (lat.). -
19 streng
streng I adj GEN severe, strict, stringent (Maßnahme, Programm) streng II adv GEN severely, strictly, stringently • etw. streng bewachen GEN keep a close watch on sth • streng geheim GEN top-secret • streng nach Vorschrift GEN by the book • streng vertraulich GEN private and confidential, strictly confidential* * *adv < Geschäft> severely, strictly, stringently ■ etw. streng bewachen < Geschäft> keep a close watch on sth ■ streng geheim < Geschäft> top-secret ■ streng nach Vorschrift < Geschäft> by the book ■ streng vertraulich < Geschäft> private and confidential, strictly confidential* * *streng
hard, severe[ly], stern;
• streng verboten strictly prohibited;
• streng vertraulich in strict confidence, strictly confidential;
• Bestimmung streng beachten to adhere strictly to a clause;
• in strenger Abgeschlossenheit leben to live in seclusion;
• strenge Amtspflicht strictly ministerial duty;
• strenge Auslegung rigo(u)rous definition;
• strenge Auslegung eines Gesetzes strict construction of a law;
• streng durchgeführte Blockade close blockade;
• strenge Disziplin stern (stringency of) discipline;
• strenge Einhaltung strict observance;
• mit strenger Geheimhaltung behandelt werden to rate top-secret treatment;
• strenge Maßnahmen ergreifen to take drastic measures;
• strenge Prüfung stiff examination;
• strenge Sparsamkeit rigid economy;
• strenge Verordnung stringent regulation;
• strenger Verweis severe reprimand;
• strenger Vorgesetzter rigid disciplinarian;
• strenge Zensur strict censorship. -
20 Gedrücktheit
Gedrücktheit
(Geldmarkt) stringency;
• Gedrücktheit der Kurse low level of prices;
• Gedrücktheit des Marktes heaviness of the market.
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