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adjective1) (barely adequate, slight) geringfügig; unwesentlich2) (close to limit) marginal; (barely profitable) kaum rentabel3) knapp [Wahlergebnis]marginal seat/constituency — (Brit. Polit.) wackeliger (ugs.) od. nur mit knapper Mehrheit gehaltener Parlamentssitz/Wahlkreis
4) (of or at the edge) Rand[gebiet, -bereich usw.]* * *adjective (small and almost non-existent or unimportant: a marginal improvement.) am Rande* * *mar·gin·al[ˈmɑ:ʤɪnəl, AM ˈmɑ:r-]I. adj1. (slight) geringfügigto be of \marginal importance relativ unbedeutend seina \marginal improvement eine geringfügige Verbesserungto be of \marginal interest [nur] von geringem Interesse sein2. (insignificant) nebensächlich, unwesentlich\marginal costs Grenzkosten pl\marginal revenue Grenzerlös m\marginal yield Grenzertrag m3. BRIT, AUS POL\marginal constituency/seat mit knapper Mehrheit gewonnener Wahlkreis/Parlamentssitz4. (in margin)\marginal notes Randnotizen pl5. (on borderline) Rand-a \marginal existence eine Existenz am Rande der Gesellschafta \marginal product ein wenig gefragtes Produkt6. PSYCH\marginal behaviour deviantes VerhaltenII. n BRIT, AUS POL knapp gewonnener Wahlkreis* * *['mAːdZɪnl]adj2) (SOCIOL) people, groups randständigthis is a marginal constituency for the Tories — die Tories haben in diesem Wahlkreis nur eine knappe Mehrheit
marginal cost — Grenzkosten pl
5)* * *1. am Rande, auf den Rand gedruckt etc, Rand…:marginal inscription Umschrift f (auf Münzen);marginal note Randbemerkung f;2. Grenz… (auch fig):have only a marginal effect on sth etwas nur am Rande berühren;marginal sensations Wahrnehmungen am Rande des Bewusstseins3. WIRTSCH knapp über der Rentabilitätsgrenze (liegend), gerade noch rentabel, Grenz…:marginal analysis Marginal-, Grenzanalyse f;marginal cost Grenzkosten pl;marginal enterprise Grenzbetrieb m, unrentabler Betrieb;marginal profit Grenzertrag m, knapper Gewinn;marginal utility Grenznutzen m4. MED marginal, randständig5. SOZIOL am Rande der Gesellschaft (stehend)6. fig geringfügig (Verbesserung etc)* * *adjective1) (barely adequate, slight) geringfügig; unwesentlich2) (close to limit) marginal; (barely profitable) kaum rentabel3) knapp [Wahlergebnis]marginal seat/constituency — (Brit. Polit.) wackeliger (ugs.) od. nur mit knapper Mehrheit gehaltener Parlamentssitz/Wahlkreis
4) (of or at the edge) Rand[gebiet, -bereich usw.]* * *adj.am Rand befindlich ausdr. n.Randwert -e m.
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