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21 herunterladen
Herunterladen n COMP, KOMM download* * *v <Comp, Komm> download* * *herunterladen, Dat(ei)en
(Internet) to download;
• herunterpurzeln (Kurse) to tumble;
• herunterschrauben (fig.) to scale down;
• seine Ansprüche herunterschrauben to moderate one’s claims;
• Ausgaben herunterschrauben to cut down expenses;
• heruntersetzen to reduce, to lower, to mark down, to abate, to depreciate;
• Gehalt stark heruntersetzen to slash a salary (coll.);
• Warenpreise heruntersetzen to lower the price of goods;
• Nachricht herunterspielen to play down (downplay, US) a piece of news;
• herunterwirtschaften to run down, to bring low, to mismanage. -
22 verkleinern
verkleinern v 1. GEN scale down, reduce in size; 2. MGT, PERS downsize, slim down (Personalbestand)* * *v 1. < Geschäft> scale down, reduce in size; 2. <Mgmnt, Person> Personalbestand downsize, slim down* * *verkleinern
to reduce in size, (Leistung) to belittle, to disparage, (Wert) to depreciate, (Zeichnung) to scale down;
• Geschäft um die Hälfte verkleinern to reduce a business by one half;
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23 verschlechtern
: sich verschlechtern1. < Geschäft> deteriorate, go back, worsen; 2. <Vw> retrogress* * *verschlechtern
to worsen, to impair, to deteriorate, to waste, (Münzen) to debase;
• sich verschlechtern to fall off in quality, to deteriorate, (Gehaltsempfänger) to get less pay;
• sich beruflich verschlechtern to change one’s position for the worse;
• sich finanziell verschlechtern to earn less;
• Währung verschlechtern to depreciate the currency, to deprave the coinage;
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24 Dateien
einspeisen, Dat(ei)en
(Internet) to upload;
• Daten im Rechner einspeisen to computerize.
herunterladen, Dat(ei)en
(Internet) to download;
• herunterpurzeln (Kurse) to tumble;
• herunterschrauben (fig.) to scale down;
• seine Ansprüche herunterschrauben to moderate one’s claims;
• Ausgaben herunterschrauben to cut down expenses;
• heruntersetzen to reduce, to lower, to mark down, to abate, to depreciate;
• Gehalt stark heruntersetzen to slash a salary (coll.);
• Warenpreise heruntersetzen to lower the price of goods;
• Nachricht herunterspielen to play down (downplay, US) a piece of news;
• herunterwirtschaften to run down, to bring low, to mismanage.
hochladen, Dat(ei)en
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25 wartość
- ci; fvalue, worthtowar o wartości 100 funtów — goods worth 100 pounds, 100 pounds' worth of goods
* * *f.1. ( cena) value, worth; wartość nabywcza purchasing value; wartość odżywcza nutritional value; wartość rynkowa/pieniężna market/monetary value; wartość ubezpieczenia insured value; wartość użytkowa utility value; wartość nominalna ekon. face value; wycena wartości value assessment; podatek od wartości dodanej ekon. value added tax; bez wartości of no value; towary wartości 100 dolarów goods worth 100 dollars, 100 dollars' worth of goods.2. ( znaczenie) value, significance; wartość artystyczna artistic merit; wartość estetyczna aesthetic value; poczucie własnej wartości self-esteem, self-consciousness; mieć poczucie własnej wartości have a high self-esteem; szacować wartość czegoś (na) estimate sth (at); tracić na wartości depreciate, lose value; nie tracić na wartości hold its value; zyskiwać na wartości increase in value, gain value; umniejszać wartość czegoś/kogoś (np. czyichś osiągnięć) belittle sth/sb; znać swoją wartość know one's value; to nie przedstawia dla mnie żadnej wartości this is of no value to me.3. fiz., mat. value; wartość bezwzględna absolute value; wartość dodatnia positive value; wartość liczbowa numerical value; wartość średnia mean l. average value; wartość ujemna negative value.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wartość
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26 применшувати
= применшитиto underestimate, to belittle, to depreciate, to lessen, to understateприменшувати значення — to belittle ( to underestimate) the importance
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27 пропаѓа
to go downhill, to decay, to degenerate, (во несвест) to faint, to swoon, to fall into a swoon, (духовно) to lose beart, to be dejected, to despond, to hang down one's head, (вредност) to depreciate* * *come unstuck, rust away, bog down -
28 podcijeniti
vt pf belittle, disparage; underestimate, underrate, undervalue, underapreci-ate; coll: put down, sell short, look down one's nose at; miscalculate* * *• depreciate• undervalue• underrate• underestimate• understate• sneeze• belittle• play down -
29 недооценивать
to underestimate, underrate; (неверно оценивать) to misjudge; (обесценивать) to depreciate; (умалять) to lessen; (пренебрегать, игнорировать) to overlookнедооценивать чьи-л. способности — to underestimate smb.'s abilities
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30 καταλαζονεύομαι
3 also, depreciate invidiously, Thphr. ap. D.L.5.40.II κ. τινός to boast against one, Ph.1.339, 2.85, Sm.Ps.136(137).3, Suid. s.v. Ἀδράστεια.Greek-English dictionary (Αγγλικά Ελληνικά-λεξικό) > καταλαζονεύομαι
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31 προσπαρατρώγω
Greek-English dictionary (Αγγλικά Ελληνικά-λεξικό) > προσπαρατρώγω
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