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61 Wechselsekunda
Wechselsekunda
second [of exchange];
• Wechselsendung remittance of a bill;
• Wechselserie set of bills of exchange;
• Wechselskandal note scandal;
• Wechselspekulant bill jobber (Br.);
• Wechselspekulation jobbing in bills of exchange (Br.), bill jobbing (Br.);
• Wechselspesen discount expenses (US), bill charges;
• Wechselstelle [money] exchange;
• Wechselstempel bill stamp;
• Wechselsteuer stamp duty (tax);
• Wechselstreuung (Anzeigen) staggered schedule;
• Wechselstube currency exchange, dealing room;
• Wechselsumme value;
• Wechseltabelle dealing table;
• Wechseltext wording of a draft (bill);
• Wechseltrassierung drawing (issue) of a bill of exchange;
• Wechselüberweisung bill remittance;
• Wechselumlauf bills in circulation, circulation of bills, outstanding notes;
• Wechselunterschrift signature on a bill;
• Wechselvaluta exchange standard;
• Wechselverbindlichkeiten bills (notes) payable (US);
• Wechselverbundener acceptor;
• Wechselverfall maturity of a bill;
• Wechselverfallbuch bill (bills payable, US) book, bills payable journal (US), maturity tickler, bills discounted ledger (register, US);
• Wechselverfalltag maturity date;
• Wechselverjährung prescription of a bill of exchange;
• Wechselverkehr bill transactions;
• Wechselverlängerung renewal (prolongation) of a bill;
• notarieller Wechselvermerk über erfolglose Wechselvorlage noting of a bill;
• Wechselverpflichteter party to a bill of exchange, person liable on a bill, bill debtor;
• unmittelbar Wechselverpflichteter party primarily liable;
• Wechselverpflichtung endorser’s liability;
• Wechselverpflichtungen liabilities on bills, (Bilanz) bills (notes) payable (US);
• Wechselverpflichtungen gegenüber Banken notes due to banks;
• Wechselverrechnungssystem note-paying system;
• Wechselvordruck bill form;
• Wechselvorgänger prior party to a bill;
• Wechselvorlage presentment of a bill;
• besondere Wechselvorlage special presentation;
• rechtsgültige Wechselvorlage good presentment;
• Wechselvormann prior party to a bill;
• Wechselwirkung reciprocation, interplay;
• Wechselwirkungsschaden interdependency loss;
• Wechselwirtschaft (Landwirtschaft) alternate (convertible) husbandry, shift (rotation) of crops;
• Wechselwirtschaft [be]treiben to practise rotation on a field, to rotate (alternate) crops;
• Wechselwucher bill usury;
• Wechselzahlung payment by bill of exchange;
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62 einer Sache geringen Wert beimessen
einer Sache geringen Wert beimessen
to set a low value on s. th.Business german-english dictionary > einer Sache geringen Wert beimessen
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63 Sollwertgeber
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64 Aufgabenwert
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Aufgabenwert
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65 Drehzahlsollwertangabe
Drehzahlsollwertangabe f standard r.p.m. [revolutions per minute] set valueDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Drehzahlsollwertangabe
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66 Festwertregelung
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Festwertregelung
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67 Sollwertbereich
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Sollwertbereich
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68 Vorgabewert
Vorgabewert m (pre)set point; default valueDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Vorgabewert
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69 Grenzwert: auf Grenzwert setzen
vt COMP set to limiting valueDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Informatik > Grenzwert: auf Grenzwert setzen
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70 Sollwertregler
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71 Auslegungswert
m1. design specification2. set value
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