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Ab·zug m1) ( das Einbehalten) deduction;ohne Abzüge verdient sie 3.000 Euro she earns 3,000 euros before deductions2) ( das Abziehen) deduction;nach \Abzug des Rabattes musste er nur noch 200 Euro zahlen after deducting the discount he was left with only 200 euros to pay;etw [von etw] in \Abzug bringen ( geh) to deduct sth [from sth];ohne \Abzug without [any] deductions, net3) typo proof4) foto print5) mil withdrawal;jdm freien \Abzug gewähren to grant sb safe passage6) finder \Abzug von Kapital withdrawal of capital7) meteo moving away;mit einem \Abzug der Kaltfront ist vorläufig noch nicht zu rechnen we don' t expect the cold front to move on yet8) (Luft\Abzug) vent;(Dunst\Abzug) extractor [fan]; ( über einem Herd) extractor hood9) ( Vorrichtung an einer Waffe) trigger;den Finger am \Abzug haben to have one's finger on the trigger
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