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1 possible
possible ['pɒsəbəl]possible;∎ if possible si possible;∎ I'll be there, if at all possible j'y serai, dans la mesure du possible;∎ that's possible c'est possible, ça se peut;∎ anything's possible tout est possible;∎ it's quite possible to complete the job in two months il est tout à fait possible de terminer le travail en deux mois;∎ it wasn't possible to achieve our objectives il ne nous a pas été possible d'atteindre nos objectifs;∎ it isn't possible for her to come il ne lui est pas possible ou il lui est impossible de venir;∎ it's possible (that) he won't come il se peut qu'il ne vienne pas;∎ it's just possible she's forgotten il n'est pas impossible qu'elle ait oublié;∎ it seems barely possible cela semble à peine possible;∎ it doesn't seem possible that anyone could be so stupid il est difficile d'imaginer que l'on puisse être aussi bête;∎ he comes to see me whenever possible il vient me voir quand il le peut;∎ the grant made it possible for me to continue my research la bourse m'a permis de poursuivre mes recherches;∎ the doctors did everything possible to save her les médecins ont fait tout leur possible ou tout ce qu'ils ont pu pour la sauver;∎ as far as possible (within one's competence) dans la mesure du possible; (at maximum distance) aussi loin que possible;∎ as long/cheap as possible aussi longtemps/bon marché que possible;∎ as much or as many as possible autant que possible;∎ to give as many details as possible donner le plus de détails possible ou tous les détails possibles;∎ as soon as possible dès que ou le plus tôt possible;∎ the best/the smallest possible le meilleur/le plus petit possible;∎ the shortest possible route l'itinéraire le plus court possible;∎ I mean that in the nicest possible way je dis cela sans méchanceté (aucune);∎ the best of all possible worlds le meilleur des mondes possibles;∎ he tried all possible means il a essayé tous les moyens possibles (et imaginables);∎ there's no possible way out il n'y a absolument aucune issue;∎ what possible benefit can we get from it? quel bénéfice ou quel profit peut-on bien en tirer?;∎ we chose several possible candidates on a choisi plusieurs candidats possibles;∎ it's one possible answer to the problem c'est une solution possible au problème;∎ to insure against possible accidents s'assurer contre les accidents éventuels2 noun(a) (activity) possible m;∎ it's in the realms of the possible c'est dans le domaine du possible;∎ diplomacy is the art of the possible la diplomatie est l'art du possible(b) (choice) choix m possible; (candidate) candidature f susceptible d'être retenue; Sport (player) joueur(euse) m,f susceptible d'être choisi;∎ we looked at ten houses, of which two were possibles nous avons visité dix maisons dont deux nous intéressent ou sont à retenir;∎ she is still a possible for the prize/job elle garde toutes ses chances d'avoir le prix/d'obtenir le poste;∎ the England possibles les joueurs mpl susceptibles de faire partie de l'équipe d'Angleterre∎ the Possibles versus the Probables l'équipe B contre l'équipe A -
2 versichern
versichern v VERSICH assert, (BE) assure, insure, underwrite • sich versichern lassen VERSICH take out an insurance policy* * *v < Versich> assert, assure (BE), insure, underwrite ■ sich versichern lassen < Versich> take out an insurance policy* * *versichern
to assure, to insure, to [under]write, (bekräftigen) to assert, to declare, to aver, to [a]vouch, to certify, (Lebensversicherung) to take out a life policy, to assure (Br.);
• sich versichern to effect an insurance;
• sich mit Abkürzung auf das 70. Jahr versichern to take out an endowment policy maturing at the age of 70;
• sich gegen Ansprüche Dritter versichern to insure against third-party claims;
• sich gegen Brandfolgeschäden versichern to insure against loss of business profit following a fire;
• an Eides statt (eidesstattlich) versichern to depose on oath, to affirm (US);
• sich gegen die Folgen der gesetzlichen Haftpflicht versichern to insure against one’s legal liability or damage to others;
• gegen Haftpflicht versichern to insure against third-party risks;
• sein Haus gegen Feuer versichern to insure one’s house against fire;
• höher versichern to rate up;
• Ladung versichern to take a risk on a cargo;
• sein Leben für L 20.000 versichern to take out a life insurance policy (insure o. s.) for L 20,000;
• zu niedrig versichern to insure below value, to underinsure;
• zu einer niedrigen Prämie versichern to insure at a low premium;
• gegen Schaden versichern to insure a loss;
• Schiff für Hin- und Rückreise versichern to insure a ship out and home;
• Schiffsladung versichern to insure a ship’s cargo;
• sich gegen evtl. Unfälle versichern to insure against possible accidents;
• bei einer Versicherungsgesellschaft versichern to insure with an insurance office;
• sich versichern lassen to take out an insurance [policy], to buy insurance, to have one’s life assured (Br.). -
3 Unfallversicherung
Unfallversicherung f PERS, VERSICH accident insurance, casualty insurance, worker compensation insurance* * *f <Person, Versich> accident insurance, casualty insurance, worker compensation insurance* * *Unfallversicherung
casualty insurance, [personal] accident insurance, (Betriebsangestellte) disability insurance (US);
• gewerbliche Unfallversicherung industrial accident insurance, industrial injuries insurance (Br.), workmen’s compensation insurance (US);
• private Unfallversicherung [gegen Personenschäden] personal accident insurance;
• Unfallversicherung abschließen to insure against possible accidents. -
4 Unfallversicherung abschließen
Unfallversicherung abschließen
to insure against possible accidents.Business german-english dictionary > Unfallversicherung abschließen
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5 sich gegen evtl. Unfälle versichern
sich gegen evtl. Unfälle versichern
to insure against possible accidentsBusiness german-english dictionary > sich gegen evtl. Unfälle versichern
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6 sich gegen mögliche Unfälle versichern
sich gegen mögliche Unfälle versichern
to insure against possible accidents.Business german-english dictionary > sich gegen mögliche Unfälle versichern
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