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Definition
Synonym
Preiszusammenbruch
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Preiszusammenbruch
price collapse
Preiszusammenbruch
price collapse
Preiszusammenbruch
price collapse
Aufpreis
m
; Mehrpreis
m
; Preisaufschlag
m
; Preiszuschlag
m
econ.
Aufpreise
pl
; Mehrpreise
pl
; Preisaufschläge
pl
; Preiszuschläge
pl
Spitzenzeitaufschlag
m
; Spitzenzeitzuschlag
m
Teuerungszuschlag
m
gegen Aufpreis
für etw. einen Zuschlag bezahlen müssen
surcharge
surcharges
congestion surcharge
raw material price increase surcharge
for an additional charge
to be surcharged on for sth.
Preiszuschlag
m
price surcharge
Deutsche
Preiszusammenbruch Synonyme
Englische
price collapse Synonyme
price
amends
amount
appraisal
appraise
asking
price
assay
assess
atonement
bank rate
bearish
price
s
bid
price
blood money
bonus
book value
bounty
bullish
price
s
call
price
charge
closing
price
compensation
compensatory interest
compound interest
consequence
consideration
cost
cost out
damages
dearness
decline
discount rate
equivalent odds
evaluate
evaluation
even break
even chance
exorbitant interest
expenditure
expense
extraordinary worth
face value
fair-trade
fee
figure
fixed
price
flash
price
flurry
flutter
good chance
great
price
great value
gross interest
guerdon
high
honorarium
hundred-to-one shot
indemnification
indemnity
interest
interest rate
invaluableness
issue par
issue
price
long odds
long shot
low
lucrative interest
market
price
market value
meed
mortgage points
net interest
no chance
nominal value
odds
offering
price
opening
price
outlay
par
par value
parity
payment
penal interest
penal retribution
penalization
penalty
penance
preciousness
premium
price
of money
price
tag
price
less
price
lessness
prize
punishment
put
price
quittance
quotation
quote a
price
quoted
price
rally
rate
rate of interest
recompense
redress
remuneration
reparation
requital
requitement
restitution
retribution
return
reward
sacrifice
salvage
satisfaction
settling
price
short odds
simple interest
small chance
smart money
solatium
square odds
stated value
swings
tab
tariff
toll
usury
valorize
valuableness
valuate
valuation
value
wergild
worth
price
cut
abatement
agio
allowance
bank discount
break
breakage
cash discount
chain discount
charge-off
cheapening
concession
cut
decline
deduction
deflation
depreciation
devaluation
discount
dive
drawback
kickback
lowering
markdown
nose dive
penalty
penalty clause
percentage
plummet
plummeting
plunge
premium
price
cut
price
fall
price
reduction
rebate
rebatement
reduction
refund
rollback
sag
salvage
setoff
slash
slump
tare
time discount
trade discount
tret
underselling
write-off
price
support
TLC
aid
alimony
allotment
allowance
annuity
assistance
autarky
bimetallism
bounty
bread
care
daily bread
depletion allowance
dole
economic self-sufficiency
economic support
endowment
fair trade
fair-trade agreement
fair-trading
fellowship
financial assistance
flexible supports
free enterprise
free trade
governmentalism
grant
grant-in-aid
guaranteed annual income
help
keep
laissez-faire
laissez-faireism
line
livelihood
living
localism
maintenance
managed currency
managed
price
s
manna
meat
mothering
noninterference
nonintervention
nourishment
nullification
nurture
old-age insurance
party line
party principle
pecuniary aid
pension
planned economy
policy
polity
position
price
controls
price
supports
price
-fixing
protection
protectionism
provision
public assistance
public policy
public welfare
pump-priming
relief
rent control
retirement benefits
rigid supports
scholarship
sectionalism
stipend
subsidization
subsidy
subsistence
subvention
support
sustainment
sustenance
sustentation
tax benefit
tender loving care
upkeep
valorization
welfare
welfare aid
welfare payments
price
tag
amount
billhead
book stamp
bookplate
brand
broad arrow
cachet
charge
check
colophon
cost
counterfoil
countermark
damage
docket
expenditure
expense
figure
government mark
government stamp
hallmark
imprint
label
letterhead
logo
logotype
masthead
plate
price
rate
registered trademark
running head
running title
score
seal
sigil
signet
stamp
sticker
stub
tab
tag
tally
tariff
ticket
title page
token
trade name
trademark
trademark name
price
less
absurd
amusing
beyond
price
bizarre
cherished
comical
costly
dear
droll
eccentric
expensive
funny
golden
good as gold
high-
price
d
hilarious
humorous
hysterical
incalculable
incongruous
inestimable
invaluable
irreplaceable
laughable
ludicrous
of great
price
precious
prized
quaint
quizzical
rich
ridiculous
riotous
risible
screaming
treasured
unique
valuable
valued
whimsical
witty
worthy
price
y
costly
dear
dear-bought
excessive
exorbitant
expensive
extortionate
fancy
high
high-
price
d
luxurious
not affordable
of great cost
outrageous
premium
rich
steep
stiff
sumptuous
top
unpayable
Preiszusammenbruch Definition
Collapse
(
v.
i.)
To
fall
together
suddenly,
as
the
sides
of
a
hollow
vessel
Collapse
(
v.
i.)
To
fail
suddenly
and
completely,
like
something
hollow
when
subject
to
too
much
pressure
Collapse
(
n.
)
A
falling
together
suddenly,
as
of
the
sides
of
a
hollow
vessel.
Collapse
(
n.
)
A
sudden
and
complete
failure
Collapse
(
n.
)
Extreme
depression
or
sudden
failing
of
all
the
vital
powers,
as
the
result
of
disease,
injury,
or
nervous
disturbance.
Price
(
n.
&
v.)
The
sum
or
amount
of
money
at
which
a
thing
is
valued,
or
the
value
which
a
seller
sets
on
his
goods
in
market
Price
(
n.
&
v.)
Value
Price
(
n.
&
v.)
Reward
Price
(
v.
t.)
To
pay
the
price
of.
Price
(
v.
t.)
To
set
a
price
on
Price
(
v.
t.)
To
ask
the
price
of
price collapse Bedeutung
flop
collapse
the
act
of
throwing
yourself
down,
he
landed
on
the
bed
with
a
great
flop
price
cutting
price
cut
cutting
the
price
of
merchandise
to
one
lower
than
the
usual
or
advertised
price
discount
price
reduction
deduction
the
act
of
reducing
the
selling
price
of
merchandise
price
freeze
a
freeze
of
prices
at
a
given
level
price-fixing
control
(by
agreement
among
producers
or
by
government)
of
the
price
of
a
commodity
in
interstate
commerce
price
increase
increase
in
price
price
the
high
value
or
worth
of
something,
her
price
is
far
above
rubies
monetary
value
price
cost
the
property
of
having
material
worth
(often
indicated
by
the
amount
of
money
something
would
bring
if
sold),
the
fluctuating
monetary
value
of
gold
and
silver,
he
puts
a
high
price
on
his
services,
he
couldn't
calculate
the
cost
of
the
collection
bargain
rate
cheapness
cut
rate
cut
price
a
price
below
the
standard
price
price
cost
toll
value
measured
by
what
must
be
given
or
done
or
undergone
to
obtain
something,
the
cost
in
human
life
was
enormous,
the
price
of
success
is
hard
work,
what
price
glory?
price
gouging
pricing
above
the
market
price
when
no
alternative
retailer
is
available
price
list
a
listing
of
prices
for
different
goods
or
services
price
index
price
level
an
index
that
traces
the
relative
changes
in
the
price
of
an
individual
good
(or
a
market
basket
of
goods)
over
time
retail
price
index
an
index
of
changes
in
retail
prices
producer
price
index
wholesale
price
index
an
index
of
changes
in
wholesale
prices
consumer
price
index
CPI
cost-of-living
index
an
index
of
the
cost
of
all
goods
and
services
to
a
typical
consumer
price
control
restriction
on
maximum
prices
that
is
established
and
maintained
by
the
government
(as
during
periods
of
war
or
inflation)
price
floor
floor
below
which
prices
are
not
allowed
to
fall,
the
government
used
price
supports
to
maintain
the
price
floor
price
a
monetary
reward
for
helping
to
catch
a
criminal,
the
cattle
thief
has
a
price
on
his
head
price
tag
a
tag
showing
the
price
of
the
article
it
is
attached
to
collapse
a
natural
event
caused
by
something
suddenly
falling
down
or
caving
in,
the
roof
is
in
danger
of
collapse,
the
collapse
of
the
old
star
under
its
own
gravity
gravitational
collapse
the
implosion
of
a
star
resulting
from
its
own
gravity,
the
result
is
a
smaller
and
denser
celestial
object
crash
collapse
a
sudden
large
decline
of
business
or
the
prices
of
stocks
(especially
one
that
causes
additional
failures)
price
bracket
a
category
of
merchandise
based
on
their
price
Post
Emily
Post
Emily
Price
Post
United
States
female
author
who
wrote
a
book
and
a
syndicated
newspaper
column
on
etiquette
(-)
Price
Leontyne
Price
Mary
Leontyne
Price
United
States
operatic
soprano
(born
)
Wood
Mrs.
Henry
Wood
Ellen
Price
Wood
English
writer
of
novels
about
murders
and
thefts
and
forgeries
(-)
bride
price
money
or
property
given
(in
some
societies)
by
the
bridegroom
to
the
family
of
his
bride
price
support
a
government
subsidy
used
to
maintain
prices
at
a
certain
level
price
terms
damage
the
amount
of
money
needed
to
purchase
something,
the
price
of
gasoline,
he
got
his
new
car
on
excellent
terms,
how
much
is
the
damage?
price
cost
of
bribing
someone,
they
say
that
every
politician
has
a
price
asking
price
selling
price
the
price
at
which
something
is
offered
for
sale
bid
price
(stock
market)
the
price
at
which
a
broker
is
willing
to
buy
a
certain
security
closing
price
(stock
market)
the
price
of
the
last
transaction
completed
during
a
day's
trading
session
offer
price
(stock
market)
the
price
at
which
a
broker
is
willing
to
sell
a
certain
security
upset
price
(auction)
the
minimum
price
at
which
a
seller
of
property
will
entertain
bids
factory
price
price
charged
for
goods
picked
up
at
the
factory
list
price
the
selling
price
of
something
as
stated
in
a
catalogue
or
price
list,
often
subject
to
discounts,
I
got
it
at
%
off
the
list
price
purchase
price
the
price
at
which
something
is
actually
purchased
spot
price
cash
price
the
current
delivery
price
of
a
commodity
traded
in
the
spot
market
entrance
fee
admission
admission
charge
admission
fee
admission
price
price
of
admission
entrance
money
the
fee
charged
for
admission
market
value
market
price
the
price
at
which
buyers
and
sellers
trade
the
item
in
an
open
marketplace
price-to-earnings
ratio
P
E
ratio
(stock
market)
the
price
of
a
stock
divided
by
its
earnings
price
war
price
competition
intense
competition
in
which
competitors
cut
retail
prices
to
gain
business
collapse
prostration
an
abrupt
failure
of
function
or
complete
physical
exhaustion,
the
commander's
prostration
demoralized
his
men
break
down
collapse
collapse
due
to
fatigue,
an
illness,
or
a
sudden
attack
collapse
lose
significance,
effectiveness,
or
value,
The
school
system
is
collapsing,
The
stock
market
collapsed
price
ascertain
or
learn
the
price
of,
Have
you
priced
personal
computers
lately?
crack
up
crack
crock
up
break
up
collapse
suffer
a
nervous
breakdown
collapse
fall
in
cave
in
give
d
give
way
break
b
founder
break
down,
literally
or
metaphorically,
The
wall
collapsed,
The
business
collapsed,
The
dam
broke,
The
roof
collapsed,
The
wall
gave
in,
The
roof
finally
gave
under
the
weight
of
the
ice
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