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21 Verkehrsmittel
n (means of) transportation; (Fahrzeug) vehicle; öffentliches Verkehrsmittel public conveyance, Pl. public transport(ation Am.) Sg.* * *das Verkehrsmittelmeans of transport; means of transportation; transportation; means of communication* * *Ver|kehrs|mit|telntmeans sing of transportöffentliche/private Verkéhrsmittel — public/private transport
* * *Ver·kehrs·mit·telnt means + sing/pl vb of transportöffentliches/privates \Verkehrsmittel public/private transport* * *das means of transport* * ** * *das means of transport* * *n.means of transportation n.vehicle n. -
22 Beförderungsmittel
n (means of) transport(ation); öffentliche Beförderungsmittel public transport Sg.; förm. means of public conveyance* * *das Beförderungsmitteltransportation; transport* * *Be|fọ̈r|de|rungs|mit|telntmeans of transport* * *Be·för·de·rungs·mit·telnt means of transport* * *das means of transport* * *Beförderungsmittel n (means of) transport(ation);* * *das means of transport* * *n.method of transportation n. -
23 Schienenersatzverkehr
m EISENB. alternative transport(ation) (when trains or trams are not running)* * *Schie|nen|er|satz|ver|kehrm (RAIL)alternative transport(ation) (when trains or trams are not running)* * * -
24 Beförderungsfrist
Beförderungsfrist
period allowed for carriage;
• Beförderungsgebühr carriage, transport[ation] charge, (Post) postage;
• Beförderungsgebührensatz carriage (transporation) rates;
• Beförderungsgefahr risk of carriage, transport risk;
• Beförderungsgesellschaft highway carrier (US);
• Beförderungskosten carrying (forwarding) costs, cost of carriage (transportation), charges of carriage, transportation charges (costs), porterage, (Straße) haulage;
• Beförderungsleistungen transportation service;
• Beförderungsliste (Stellung) promotion list, advancement (promotion) roster;
• Beförderungsmittel vehicle, [means of] conveyance (transportation, US);
• öffentliche Beförderungsmittel hackney carriage, public conveyance (transportation, US);
• Beförderungsmöglichkeit[en] transport facilities, (Angestellter) opportunity to advance;
• Beförderungsplan (Stellung) advancement (promotion) roster;
• Beförderungspolitik (Stellung) promotional policy;
• Beförderungspreis freight and passenger rates;
• Beförderungsproblem (Stellung) seniority problem;
• Beförderungsregelungen (Stellung) promotion rules;
• Beförderungsrichtlinien (Stellung) lines of promotion;
• Beförderungsroheinnahmen (Bahn) gross traffics (US);
• Beförderungsrohr (Rohrpost) dispatch tube;
• Beförderungsschein waybill;
• Beförderungssteuer transport tax, railway passenger duty (Br.);
• Beförderungstabelle opportunity chart;
• Beförderungstag day of nomination;
• Beförderungstarif passenger tariff, (Güter) freight (US) (goods, Br.) tariff;
• Beförderungsunterlagen (Stellung) promotional material (US);
• Beförderungsunternehmen haulage contractor, carrier, forwarding (shipping, US) agent;
• Beförderungsverbot prohibited transport, (Post) fraud order;
• Beförderungsverfahren (Stellung) promotion practice;
• Beförderungs- und Transportverhältnis transportation ratio (US);
• Beförderungsvertrag contract of carriage, passage (shipping, US) contract;
• Beförderungsvorschriften dispatch (forwarding) instructions;
• Beförderungsweg way of transportation, route of travel, forwarding route, (Telegramm) route;
• Beförderungswesen transport, public transport service, transport[ation];
• allein auf Fähigkeiten und Leistungen beruhendes Beförderungswesen merit system (US). -
25 Nahverkehrsmittel
n form of local transport(ation)* * *Nah|ver|kehrs|mit|telplmeans pl of local transport* * *Nah·ver·kehrs·mit·telpl means of local public transport* * *das form of local transport* * *Nahverkehrsmittel n form of local transport(ation)* * *das form of local transport -
26 Verkehr
m; -s, fachspr. -e1. VERK. (Straßenverkehr) traffic; öffentlicher Verkehr public transport(ation Am.); es herrscht starker Verkehr there is heavy traffic, the traffic is heavy; dem Verkehr übergeben open to traffic; für den Verkehr gesperrt closed to (all) traffic; aus dem Verkehr ziehen (Auto) take off the road; umg., fig. (jemanden) take out of circulation; fließen etc.2. (Verbindung) contact, dealings Pl.; (Geschäftsverkehr) business; (Briefverkehr) correspondence; den Verkehr mit jemandem abbrechen break off contact with s.o.; aus dem Verkehr ziehen (auslaufen lassen) phase out; (Geld) withdraw from circulation; in Verkehr bringen issue; (Effekten) auch offer for sale, market; Verkehr in einer Richtung EDV one-way traffic3. (Geschlechtsverkehr) intercourse* * *der Verkehr(Geschlechtsverkehr) intercourse;(Straßenverkehr) traffic;(Umgang) correspondence; business; contact; commerce; dealings* * *Ver|kehr [fɛɐ'keːɐ]m -(e)s,no pl1) traffic; (= Beförderung, Verkehrsmittel) transport, transportation (US)für den Verkéhr freigeben, dem Verkéhr übergeben (Straße etc) — to open to traffic; Transportmittel to bring into service
den Verkéhr regeln — to regulate the (flow of) traffic
2) (= Verbindung) contact, communication; (= Umgang) company; (= Geschlechtsverkehr) intercoursein brieflichem Verkéhr stehen — to correspond
in seinem Verkéhr mit Menschen — in his dealings with people
den Verkéhr mit jdm pflegen (form) — to associate with sb
den Verkéhr mit jdm abbrechen — to break off relations or contact with sb
3) (= Geschäftsverkehr, Handelsverkehr) trade; (= Umsätze, Zahlungsverkehr) business; (= Postverkehr) service; (= Umlauf) circulationetw in (den) Verkéhr bringen — to put sth into circulation
etw aus dem Verkéhr ziehen (Banknoten) — to take sth out of circulation; schadhafte Produkte, Fahrzeuge to withdraw sth; altes Schiff to take sth out of commission; Blutkonserven, medizinische Präparate to remove sth
* * *der1) (sexual act.) intercourse2) (a regular public supply of something eg transport: a good train service into the city.) service3) (vehicles, aircraft, ships etc moving about: There's a lot of traffic on the roads / on the river.) traffic* * *Ver·kehr<-[e]s>[fɛɐ̯ˈke:ɐ̯]ruhender \Verkehr (geh) stationary trafficden \Verkehr regeln to control the [or regulate the [flow of]] trafficjdn aus dem \Verkehr ziehen (fam) to take sb out of circulation, to withdraw sb from the field of operations4. (Handel)etw in den \Verkehr bringen to put sth into circulationetw aus dem \Verkehr ziehen to withdraw sth from circulation\Verkehr [mit jdm] haben (euph geh) to have intercourse [with sb]* * *der; Verkehrs1) trafficden Verkehr regeln — regulate or control the [flow of] traffic
aus dem Verkehr ziehen — take <coin, banknote> out of circulation; take < product> off the market
jemanden aus dem Verkehr ziehen — (ugs. scherzh.) put somebody out of circulation (joc.)
2) (Umgang) contact; communication3) (SexualVerkehr) intercourse* * *1. Verkehrswesen: (Straßenverkehr) traffic;öffentlicher Verkehr public transport(ation US);es herrscht starker Verkehr there is heavy traffic, the traffic is heavy;dem Verkehr übergeben open to traffic;für den Verkehr gesperrt closed to (all) traffic;aus dem Verkehr ziehen (Auto) take off the road; umg, fig (jemanden) take out of circulation; → fließen etcden Verkehr mit jemandem abbrechen break off contact with sb;in Verkehr bringen issue; (Effekten) auch offer for sale, market;Verkehr in einer Richtung IT one-way traffic3. (Geschlechtsverkehr) intercourse* * *der; Verkehrs1) trafficden Verkehr regeln — regulate or control the [flow of] traffic
aus dem Verkehr ziehen — take <coin, banknote> out of circulation; take < product> off the market
jemanden aus dem Verkehr ziehen — (ugs. scherzh.) put somebody out of circulation (joc.)
2) (Umgang) contact; communication3) (SexualVerkehr) intercourse* * *m.commerce n.communication n.intercourse n.traffic n. -
27 Verkehrsbetriebe
Pl. einer Stadt etc.: public ( oder municipal etc.) transport(ation Am.) (services) Sg.; Londoner Verkehrsbetriebe London Transport (services)* * *Ver|kehrs|be|trie|bepltransport services pl* * *Ver·kehrs·be·trie·bepl transport services pl* * *Verkehrsbetriebe pl einer Stadt etc: public ( oder municipal etc) transport(ation US) (services) sg;Londoner Verkehrsbetriebe London Transport (services) -
28 Transportkosten
Transportkosten pl GEN, LOGIS transport cost, freight charges, carriage • Transportkosten bezahlt IMP/EXP, LOGIS carriage paid (carr pd)* * *pl < Transp> carriage ■ Transportkosten bezahlt <Imp/Exp, Transp> carriage paid (carr pd)* * *Transportkosten
carriage (running, transport[ation]) expenses, portage, carrier’s (carriage, carrying, forwarding) charges, [cost of] transportation (US), transportation (shipping) charges (US), cost[s] of carriage, freight expenses, cartage, haulage, waggonage (US);
• inklusive aller Transportkosten inclusive of all transport costs;
• anfallende Transportkosten earned freight;
• fiktive Transportkosten phantom freight;
• sich nicht tragende Transportkosten absorbing freight;
• verdiente Transportkosten earned freight;
• Transportkosten vom Gewinn absetzen (in Abzug bringen) to deduct the cost for transport[ation] from the profit;
• externe Transportkosten internalisieren to internalize external costs of transport;
• Transportkosten bezahlt carriage paid;
• Transportkosten gehen zulasten des Empfängers carriage forward;
• Transportkosten trägt der Absender carriage paid home;
• Transportkostenberechnung vom Ausgangsort basing-point system;
• Transportkostenrechnung freight account, cartage note. -
29 Gütertransport
m transport(ation) of goods* * *Gü·ter·trans·portm HANDEL transport [or conveyance] of goods, goods transport\Gütertransport per Bahn rail transport, carriage by rail* * *Gütertransport m transport(ation) of goods* * *m.carriage n. -
30 Transportarbeiter
* * *Trans|pọrt|ar|bei|ter(in)m(f)transport worker* * *Trans·port·ar·bei·ter(in)m(f) transport worker* * ** * *m.transport worker n. -
31 Verkehrsanbindung
f transport(ation Am.) links Pl.* * *Ver|kehrs|an|bin|dungftransport links pldie Stadt hat eine gute Verkéhrsanbindung — the town has good transport links
* * *Ver·kehrs·an·bin·dungf transport link [or connection] usu pl* * * -
32 Verkehrsinfrastruktur
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33 Beförderungsart
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34 Ferntransport
m long-distance ( oder long-haul) transport(ation)* * *Fern·trans·portm long-distance [or long-haul] transport* * * -
35 Lufttransport
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36 Regionalverkehr
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37 Rücktransport
m return transport(ation)* * *Rụ̈ck|trans|portmreturn transport; (bei Schreibmaschine) return* * *Rücktransport m return transport(ation) -
38 Umweltkarte
* * *Ụm|welt|kar|tefcheap ticket to encourage use of public transport* * *Umweltkarte f good-value season ticket for use on public transport(ation) -
39 Verbundfahrausweis
m, Verbundfahrkarte f, Verbundfahrschein m VERK. ticket (valid for use on integrated transport[ation Am.] system), etwa travel pass* * *Ver|bụnd|fahr|aus|weismtravel pass (valid for all forms of public transport)* * *Ver·bund·fahr·aus·weism TRANSP travel pass* * *Verbundfahrausweis m, Verbundfahrkarte f, Verbundfahrschein m Verkehrswesen: ticket ( valid for use on integrated transport[ation US] system), etwa travel pass -
40 Verbundnetz
n1. ETECH. integrated power grid2. VERK. integrated transport(ation Am.) network* * *Ver|bụnd|netznt (ELEC)(integrated) grid system* * *Ver·bund·netznt1. TECH, ELEK grid system* * *1. ELEK integrated power grid
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