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Definition
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Rechenzinsfuss
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Rechenzinsfuß
m
assumed rate of interest
Rechenzinsfuß
m
assumed rate of interest
Rechenzinsfuss
assumed rate of interest
Deutsche
Rechenzinsfuss Synonyme
Englische
assumed rate of interest Synonyme
assumed
accepted
accounted as
affected
alleged
apocryphal
artificial
assumptive
bastard
bogus
brummagem
chanced
colorable
colored
conjectured
counterfeit
counterfeited
deceptive
deemed
delusory
distorted
dressed up
dummy
embellished
embroidered
ersatz
expected
expropriated
factitious
fake
faked
false
falsified
feigned
fictitious
fictive
garbled
given
granted
hinted
hypocritical
hypothetical
illegitimate
illusory
imitation
implicated
implied
in hand
in process
in progress
in the works
indicated
inferred
insubstantial
intimated
involved
junky
made-up
make-believe
man-made
meant
mock
on the anvil
perverted
phony
pinchbeck
postulated
postulational
premised
presumed
presumptive
presupposed
pretended
pseudo
put on
put-on
putative
quasi
queer
reputed
seized
self-styled
sham
shoddy
simulated
so-called
soi-disant
spurious
suggested
supposed
suppositional
supposititious
suppositive
synthetic
taken
taken for granted
theoretical
tin
tinsel
titivated
twisted
unauthentic
under way
understood
undertaken
ungenuine
unnatural
unreal
warped
Rechenzinsfuss Definition
Assumed
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
of
Assume
Assumed
(
a.
)
Supposed.
Assumed
(
a.
)
Pretended
By-interest
(
n.
)
Self-interest
First-rate
(
a.
)
Of
the
highest
excellence
First-rate
(
n.
)
A
war
vessel
of
the
highest
grade
or
the
most
powerful
class.
Interest
(
n.
)
To
engage
the
attention
of
Interest
(
n.
)
To
be
concerned
with
or
engaged
in
Interest
(
n.
)
To
cause
or
permit
to
share.
Interest
(
n.
)
Excitement
of
feeling,
whether
pleasant
or
painful,
accompanying
special
attention
to
some
object
Interest
(
n.
)
Participation
in
advantage,
profit,
and
responsibility
Interest
(
n.
)
Advantage,
personal
or
general
Interest
(
n.
)
Premium
paid
for
the
use
of
money,
--
usually
reckoned
as
a
percentage
Interest
(
n.
)
Any
excess
of
advantage
over
and
above
an
exact
equivalent
for
what
is
given
or
rendered.
Interest
(
n.
)
The
persons
interested
in
any
particular
business
or
measure,
taken
collectively
Rate
(
v.
t.
&
i.)
To
chide
with
vehemence
Rate
(
n.
)
Established
portion
or
measure
Rate
(
n.
)
That
which
is
established
as
a
measure
or
criterion
Rate
(
n.
)
Valuation
Rate
(
n.
)
A
tax
or
sum
assessed
by
authority
on
property
for
public
use,
according
to
its
income
or
value
Rate
(
n.
)
Order
Rate
(
n.
)
Ratification
Rate
(
n.
)
The
gain
or
loss
of
a
timepiece
in
a
unit
of
time
Rate
(
n.
)
The
order
or
class
to
which
a
war
vessel
belongs,
determined
according
to
its
size,
armament,
etc.
Rate
(
n.
)
The
class
of
a
merchant
vessel
for
marine
insurance,
determined
by
its
relative
safety
as
a
risk,
as
A1,
A2,
etc.
Rate
(
v.
t.)
To
set
a
certain
estimate
on
Rate
(
v.
t.)
To
assess
for
the
payment
of
a
rate
or
tax.
Rate
(
v.
t.)
To
settle
the
relative
scale,
rank,
position,
amount,
value,
or
quality
of
Rate
(
v.
t.)
To
ratify.
Rate
(
v.
i.)
To
be
set
or
considered
in
a
class
Rate
(
v.
i.)
To
make
an
estimate.
Second-rate
(
a.
)
Of
the
second
size,
rank,
quality,
or
value
Self-assumed
(
a.
)
Assumed
by
one's
own
act,
or
without
authority.
Self-interest
(
n.
)
Private
interest
Water
rate
(
)
A
rate
or
tax
for
a
supply
of
water.
assumed rate of interest Bedeutung
pastime
interest
pursuit
a
diversion
that
occupies
one's
time
and
thoughts
(usually
pleasantly),
sailing
is
her
favorite
pastime,
his
main
pastime
is
gambling,
he
counts
reading
among
his
interests,
they
criticized
the
boy
for
his
limited
pursuits
egoism
egocentrism
self-interest
selfoncern
selfenteredness
concern
for
your
own
interests
and
welfare
opportunism
self-interest
self-seeking
expedience
taking
advantage
of
opportunities
without
regard
for
the
consequences
for
others
pace
rate
the
relative
speed
of
progress
or
change,
he
lived
at
a
fast
pace,
he
works
at
a
great
rate,
the
pace
of
events
accelerated
sake
interest
a
reason
for
wanting
something
done,
for
your
sake,
died
for
the
sake
of
his
country,
in
the
interest
of
safety,
in
the
common
interest
bargain
rate
cheapness
cut
rate
cut
price
a
price
below
the
standard
price
interest
interestingness
the
power
of
attracting
or
holding
one's
attention
(because
it
is
unusual
or
exciting
etc.),
they
said
nothing
of
great
interest,
primary
colors
can
add
interest
to
a
room
interest
involvement
a
sense
of
concern
with
and
curiosity
about
someone
or
something,
an
interest
in
music
assumed
name
fictitious
name
Doing
Business
As
DBA
(law)
a
name
under
which
a
corporation
conducts
business
that
is
not
the
legal
name
of
the
corporation
as
shown
in
its
articles
of
incorporation
alias
assumed
name
false
name
a
name
that
has
been
assumed
temporarily
interest
interest
group
(usually
plural)
a
social
group
whose
members
control
some
field
of
activity
and
who
have
common
aims,
the
iron
interests
stepped
up
production
special
interest
an
individual
or
group
who
are
concerned
with
some
particular
part
of
the
economy
and
who
try
to
influence
legislators
or
bureaucrats
to
act
in
their
favor
vested
interest
groups
that
seek
to
control
a
social
system
or
activity
from
which
they
derive
private
benefit
Postal
Rate
Commission
an
independent
federal
agency
that
recommends
changes
in
postal
rates
EBITDA
Earnings
Before
Interest
Taxes
Depreciation
and
Amortization
income
before
interest
and
taxes
and
depreciation
and
amortization
have
been
subtracted,
an
indicator
of
a
company's
profitability
that
is
watched
by
investors
(especially
in
leveraged
buyouts)
interest
expense
interest
paid
on
loans
pay
rate
rate
of
pay
amount
of
money
received
per
unit
time,
women's
pay
rate
is
lower
than
men's
payment
rate
rate
of
payment
repayment
rate
installment
rate
the
amount
of
money
paid
out
per
unit
time
interest
stake
(law)
a
right
or
legal
share
of
something,
a
financial
involvement
with
something,
they
have
interests
all
over
the
world,
a
stake
in
the
company's
future
controlling
interest
ownership
of
more
than
%
of
a
corporation's
voting
shares
insurable
interest
an
interest
in
a
person
or
thing
that
will
support
the
issuance
of
an
insurance
policy,
an
interest
in
the
survival
of
the
insured
or
in
the
preservation
of
the
thing
that
is
insured
vested
interest
(law)
an
interest
in
which
there
is
a
fixed
right
to
present
or
future
enjoyment
and
that
can
be
conveyed
to
another
security
interest
any
interest
in
a
property
that
secures
the
payment
of
an
obligation
terminable
interest
an
interest
in
property
that
terminates
under
specific
conditions
undivided
interest
undivided
right
the
interest
in
property
owned
by
tenants
whereby
each
tenant
has
an
equal
right
to
enjoy
the
entire
property
tax
rate
rate
used
to
calculate
tax
liability
interest
a
fixed
charge
for
borrowing
money,
usually
a
percentage
of
the
amount
borrowed,
how
much
interest
do
you
pay
on
your
mortgage?
compound
interest
interest
calculated
on
both
the
principal
and
the
accrued
interest
simple
interest
interest
paid
on
the
principal
alone
interest
rate
rate
of
interest
the
percentage
of
a
sum
of
money
charged
for
its
use
discount
rate
discount
bank
discount
interest
on
an
annual
basis
deducted
in
advance
on
a
loan
bank
rate
the
discount
rate
fixed
by
a
central
bank
discount
rate
the
rate
of
interest
set
by
the
Federal
Reserve
that
member
banks
are
charged
when
they
borrow
money
through
the
Federal
Reserve
System
base
rate
the
interest
rate
set
by
the
Bank
of
England
for
lending
to
other
banks
prime
interest
rate
the
interest
rate
on
short-term
loans
that
banks
charge
their
commercial
customers
with
high
credit
ratings
rate
charge
per
unit
amount
of
a
charge
or
payment
relative
to
some
basis,
a
-minute
phone
call
at
that
rate
would
cost
$
freight
freightage
freight
rate
the
charge
for
transporting
something
by
common
carrier,
we
pay
the
freight,
the
freight
rate
is
usually
cheaper
rate
of
depreciation
depreciation
rate
the
rate
at
which
the
value
of
property
is
reduced,
used
to
calculate
tax
deduction
rate
of
exchange
exchange
rate
the
charge
for
exchanging
currency
of
one
country
for
currency
of
another
excursion
rate
a
reduced
rate
for
a
round-trip
ticket
room
rate
the
rate
charged
daily
for
a
hotel
room
pooling
of
interest
an
accounting
method
used
in
the
merging
of
companies,
the
balance
sheets
are
added
together
item
by
item,
this
method
is
tax-free
basal
metabolic
rate
BMR
the
rate
at
which
heat
is
produced
by
an
individual
in
a
resting
state
baud
baud
rate
(computer
science)
a
data
transmission
rate
(bits
second)
for
modems
rate
a
quantity
or
amount
or
measure
considered
as
a
proportion
of
another
quantity
or
amount
or
measure,
the
literacy
rate,
the
retention
rate,
the
dropout
rate
absentee
rate
the
percentage
of
workers
who
do
not
report
to
work
occupancy
rate
the
percentage
of
all
rental
units
(as
in
hotels)
are
occupied
or
rented
at
a
given
time
vacancy
rate
the
percentage
of
all
rental
units
(as
in
hotels)
that
are
unoccupied
or
not
rented
at
a
given
time
unemployment
rate
the
percentage
of
the
work
force
that
is
unemployed
at
any
given
date
mileage
fuel
consumption
rate
gasoline
mileage
gas
mileage
the
ratio
of
the
number
of
miles
traveled
to
the
number
of
gallons
of
gasoline
burned
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