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Schadensersatz m 1. GEN compensation in damages; 2. RECHT damages; compensation for damages (Vertragsrecht); 3. VERSICH reparation for damage • Schadensersatz fordern RECHT, VERSICH claim compensation • Schadensersatz leisten VERSICH indemnify • Schadensersatz verlangen RECHT claim against sb • Schadensersatz zahlen 1. PAT compensate sb for sth; 2. VERSICH award damages* * *m 1. < Geschäft> compensation in damages; 2. < Recht> damages, Vertragsrecht compensation for damage; 3. < Versich> reparation for damage ■ Schadensersatz fordern <Recht, Versich> claim compensation ■ Schadensersatz leisten < Versich> indemnify ■ Schadensersatz verlangen < Recht> claim against sb ■ Schadensersatz zahlen 1. < Patent> compensate sb for sth; 2. < Versich> award damages -
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m compensation, indemnification; (festgesetzte Geldsumme) damages Pl.; Schadenersatz fordern / leisten ( oder zahlen) / erhalten claim / pay / recover damages; auf Schadenersatz ( ver) klagen sue for damages* * *der Schadenersatzdamages; indemnity* * *Scha|den|er|satzmSee:* * *Scha·den·er·satz, Scha·dens·er·satzm JUR compensatory damages, compensation [for damages]\Schadenersatz wegen Nichterfüllung damages for non-performanceauf \Schadenersatz erkennen to award damages\Schadenersatz fordern to claim damagesjdn auf \Schadenersatz verklagen to sue sb for damages\Schadenersatz zuerkennen to award damages* * *der damages pl.* * *Schadenersatz fordern/leisten ( oder/erhalten claim/pay/recover damages;auf Schadenersatz (ver)klagen sue for damages* * *der damages pl.* * *m.amends n.compensation n.indemnification n.indemnity n. -
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m Schadenersatz etc.* * *Scha|dens|er|satzmdamages pl, compensationjdn auf Schádensersatz verklagen — to sue sb for damages or compensation
Schádensersatz leisten — to pay damages or compensation
* * *((in plural) payment for loss or injury suffered: The court awarded him $5,000 damages.) damage* * *Scha·dens·er·satzScha·den·er·satz, Scha·dens·er·satzm JUR compensatory damages, compensation [for damages]\Schadensersatz wegen Nichterfüllung damages for non-performanceauf \Schadensersatz erkennen to award damages\Schadensersatz fordern to claim damagesjdn auf \Schadensersatz verklagen to sue sb for damages\Schadensersatz zuerkennen to award damages* * * -
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