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Rand m 1. MEDIA margin (einer Seite); 2. PAT, V&M margin • am linken Rand ausrichten COMP, MEDIA left-justify (Text in Textverarbeitung) • am Rande der Insolvenz GEN on the verge of insolvency • am Rande des Bankrotts GEN on the verge of bankruptcy • am Rande des Konkurses GEN on the verge of bankruptcy* * *m 1. < Medien> einer Seite margin; 2. <Patent, V&M> margin ■ am Rande der Insolvenz < Geschäft> on the verge of insolvency ■ am Rande des Bankrotts < Geschäft> on the verge of bankruptcy ■ am Rande des Konkurses obs < Geschäft> on the verge of bankruptcy* * *Rand
(drucktechn.) margin;
• am Rande des Bankrotts (Konkurses) on the brink of ruin (verge of bankruptcy), bordering on bankruptcy;
• am Rande der Stadt on the outskirts of the town;
• auf den Rand gedruckt marginal;
• bis an den Rand eines Krieges short of war;
• aufgeschnittener Rand opened margin;
• bis in die Schrift hinein beschnittener Rand bleed margin;
• breiter Rand wide margin;
• schwarzer Rand black frame;
• oberer weißer Rand head (top) margin;
• unterer weißer Rand bottom (tail) margin;
• Rand abschneiden (Anzeige) to bleed;
• nur am Rande behandeln to treat only peripherally;
• am Rande der Armut leben to skirt the edge of poverty;
• am Rande vermerken to write on the margin;
• Randbemerkungen marginal notes;
• Randbevölkerung fringe population;
• Randbezirk fringe;
• Randbezirke einer Stadt suburbs of a town;
• Randbreite (drucktechn.) marginal space;
• Randeinteilung marginal classification;
• Randerscheinung side issue;
• Randgebiet fringe area, (Stadt) outskirts, suburb;
• Randgebiete (fig.) fringe activity;
• Randgeschäfte aufgeben to sell off one’s peripheral activities;
• Randglosse [marginal] gloss;
• Randgruppen fringe elements;
• Randklasse (Statistik) marginal category;
• Randkonflikt peripheral conflict;
• Randproblem side issue;
• Randsiedlung suburban settlement;
• Randspur (Autobahn) verge;
• Randstreifen (Straße) shoulder;
• Randtätigkeit fringe activity;
• Randüberschriften (drucktechn.) shoulder (shot) heads;
• Randzone der Zivilisation fringes of civilization.
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