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Definition
Synonym
Reisekreditbrief
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Reisekreditbrief
circular letter of credit
Reisekreditbrief
circular note
Reisekreditbrief
traveler’s letter of credit
Kreditbrief,
Reisekreditbrief
circular letter of credit
Deutsche
Reisekreditbrief Synonyme
Englische
circular letter of credit Synonyme
circular
O-shaped
actuate
ambagious
anfractuous
announcement
annular
annulate
annulose
annunciation
backhanded
booklet
brochure
bulletin board
chapbook
circinate
circuitous
circulate
circumlocutory
comic book
communique
coronary
crownlike
cyclic
cycloid
declaration
deviating
deviative
devious
diffuse
digressive
discoid
discursive
disklike
disperse
disseminate
distribute
edict
encyclical
enunciation
exchange
excursive
fallacious
flow
folder
helical
illogical
inconsistent
indirect
interchange
irrational
leaflet
manifesto
meandering
notice
notification
oblique
orbital
out-of-the-way
pamphlet
periphrastic
position paper
proclamation
program
programma
pronouncement
pronunciamento
propagate
public notice
radiate
redundant
report
revolve
ring-shaped
ringlike
rotary
rotate
round
roundabout
rounded
set off
sophistic
sophistical
spiral
statement
strew
tortuous
tract
twisted
twisting
ukase
white book
white paper
circular
ity
aduncity
apparent soundness
aquilinity
arching
arcuation
casuistry
circling
circuition
circuitousness
circuitry
circulation
circumambience
circumambiency
circumambulation
circumflexion
circumlocution
circummigration
circumnavigation
concameration
concavity
convexity
convolution
crookedness
curvation
curvature
curving
curvity
decurvation
decurvature
deviance
deviancy
deviation
deviousness
digression
disingenuousness
distortion
equivocalness
equivocation
evasive reasoning
excursion
excursus
excurvation
excurvature
fallaciousness
fallacy
gyre
gyring
hookedness
incurvation
incurvature
incurvity
indirection
insincerity
jesuitism
jesuitry
meandering
misapplication
mystification
obfuscation
obscurantism
orbit
orbiting
oversubtlety
perversion
philosophism
plausibility
plausibleness
rationalization
recurvation
recurvature
recurvity
rondure
rotundity
roundaboutness
rounding
sinuosity
sinuousness
sophism
sophistical reasoning
sophistication
sophistry
special pleading
speciosity
specious reasoning
speciousness
spiral
spiraling
subtlety
tortuosity
tortuousness
turn
turning
vaulting
vicious circle
vicious reasoning
wheeling
Reisekreditbrief Definition
Black
letter
(
)
The
old
English
or
Gothic
letter,
in
which
the
Early
English
manuscripts
were
written,
and
the
first
English
books
were
printed.
It
was
conspicuous
for
its
blackness.
See
Type.
Black-letter
(
a.
)
Written
or
printed
in
black
letter
Black-letter
(
a.
)
Given
to
the
study
of
books
in
black
letter
Black-letter
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
days
in
the
calendar
not
marked
with
red
letters
as
saints'
days.
Hence:
Unlucky
Circular
(
a.
)
In
the
form
of,
or
bounded
by,
a
circle
Circular
(
a.
)
repeating
itself
Circular
(
a.
)
Adhering
to
a
fixed
circle
of
legends
Circular
(
a.
)
Addressed
to
a
circle,
or
to
a
number
of
persons
having
a
common
interest
Circular
(
a.
)
Perfect
Circular
(
a.
)
A
circular
letter,
or
paper,
usually
printed,
copies
of
which
are
addressed
or
given
to
various
persons
Circular
(
a.
)
A
sleeveless
cloak,
cut
in
circular
form.
Credit
(
n.
)
Reliance
on
the
truth
of
something
said
or
done
Credit
(
n.
)
Reputation
derived
from
the
confidence
of
others
Credit
(
n.
)
A
ground
of,
or
title
to,
belief
or
confidence
Credit
(
n.
)
That
which
tends
to
procure,
or
add
to,
reputation
or
esteem
Credit
(
n.
)
Influence
derived
from
the
good
opinion,
confidence,
or
favor
of
others
Credit
(
n.
)
Trust
given
or
received
Credit
(
n.
)
The
time
given
for
payment
for
lands
or
goods
sold
on
trust
Credit
(
n.
)
The
side
of
an
account
on
which
are
entered
all
items
reckoned
as
values
received
from
the
party
or
the
category
named
at
the
head
of
the
account
Credit
(
v.
t.)
To
confide
in
the
truth
of
Credit
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
honor
or
repute
upon
Credit
(
v.
t.)
To
enter
upon
the
credit
side
of
an
account
Credit
foncier
(
)
A
company
licensed
for
the
purpose
of
carrying
out
improvements,
by
means
of
loans
and
advances
upon
real
securities.
Credit
mobilier
(
)
A
joint
stock
company,
formed
for
general
banking
business,
or
for
the
construction
of
public
works,
by
means
of
loans
on
personal
estate,
after
the
manner
of
the
credit
foncier
on
real
estate.
In
practice,
however,
this
distinction
has
not
been
strictly
observed.
Letter
(
n.
)
One
who
lets
or
permits
Letter
(
n.
)
One
who
retards
or
hinders.
Letter
(
n.
)
A
mark
or
character
used
as
the
representative
of
a
sound,
or
of
an
articulation
of
the
human
organs
of
speech
Letter
(
n.
)
A
written
or
printed
communication
Letter
(
n.
)
A
writing
Letter
(
n.
)
Verbal
expression
Letter
(
n.
)
A
single
type
Letter
(
n.
)
Learning
Letter
(
n.
)
A
letter
Letter
(
v.
t.)
To
impress
with
letters
News-letter
(
n.
)
A
circular
letter,
written
or
printed
for
the
purpose
of
disseminating
news.
This
was
the
name
given
to
the
earliest
English
newspapers.
Red-letter
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
red
letter
Sea
letter
(
)
The
customary
certificate
of
national
character
which
neutral
merchant
vessels
are
bound
to
carry
in
time
of
war
circular letter of credit Bedeutung
credit
used
in
the
phrase
`to
your
credit'
in
order
to
indicate
an
achievement
deserving
praise,
she
already
had
several
performances
to
her
credit
credit
course
credit
recognition
by
a
college
or
university
that
a
course
of
studies
has
been
successfully
completed,
typically
measured
in
semester
hours
semester
hour
credit
hour
a
unit
of
academic
credit,
one
hour
a
week
for
an
academic
semester
circular
plane
compass
plane
a
plane
with
a
flexible
face
that
can
plane
concave
or
convex
surfaces
circular
saw
buzz
saw
a
power
saw
that
has
a
steel
disk
with
cutting
teeth
on
the
periphery,
rotates
on
a
spindle
letter
bomb
parcel
bomb
package
bomb
a
thin
explosive
device
inside
an
envelope
or
package
and
detonated
when
opened
letter
case
case
for
carrying
letters
letter
opener
paper
knife
paperknife
dull
knife
used
to
cut
open
the
envelopes
in
which
letters
are
mailed
or
to
slit
uncut
pages
of
books
mailbox
letter
box
a
private
box
for
delivery
of
mail
portable
circular
saw
portable
saw
a
circular
saw
that
is
portable
and
is
operated
with
a
hand
grip
postbox
mailbox
letter
box
public
box
for
deposit
of
mail
Post-Office
box
PO
Box
POB
call
box
letter
box
a
numbered
compartment
in
a
post
office
where
mail
is
put
to
be
called
for
wastepaper
basket
waste-paper
basket
wastebasket
waste
basket
circular
file
a
container
with
an
open
top,
for
discarded
paper
and
other
rubbish
credit
rating
credit
an
estimate,
based
on
previous
dealings,
of
a
person's
or
an
organization's
ability
to
fulfill
their
financial
commitments
credit
system
a
system
for
allowing
people
to
purchase
things
on
credit
stationery
letter
paper
paper
cut
to
an
appropriate
size
for
writing
letters,
usually
with
matching
envelopes
letter
telegram
a
cheaper
form
of
telegram
that
is
sent
abroad
for
delivery
the
next
day
four-letter
word
four-letter
Anglo-Saxon
word
any
of
several
short
English
words
(often
having
letters)
generally
regarded
as
obscene
or
offensive
credit
an
entry
on
a
list
of
persons
who
contributed
to
a
film
or
written
work,
the
credits
were
given
at
the
end
of
the
film
by-line
credit
line
a
line
giving
the
name
of
the
writer
of
a
story
or
article
Letter
of
Jeremiah
Epistle
of
Jeremiah
an
Apocryphal
book
consisting
of
a
letter
ascribed
to
Jeremiah
to
the
Jews
in
exile
in
Babylon
warning
them
against
idolatry
credit
application
an
application
for
a
line
of
credit
credit
order
bill-me
order
an
order
that
is
received
without
payment,
requires
billing
at
a
later
date
letter
of
marque
letters
of
marque
letter
of
mark
and
reprisal
a
license
to
a
private
citizen
to
seize
property
of
another
nation
night
letter
a
cheaper
form
of
telegram
sent
for
delivery
the
next
day
letter
missive
a
written
message
addressed
to
a
person
or
organization,
mailed
an
indignant
letter
to
the
editor
business
letter
a
letter
dealing
with
business
covering
letter
cover
letter
a
letter
sent
along
with
other
documents
to
provide
additional
information
crank
letter
a
hostile
(usually
anonymous)
letter
encyclical
encyclical
letter
a
letter
from
the
pope
sent
to
all
Roman
Catholic
bishops
throughout
the
world
fan
letter
a
letter
that
is
a
piece
of
fan
mail
personal
letter
a
letter
dealing
with
personal
affairs
form
letter
a
letter
that
is
printed
in
multiple
copies
and
mailed
to
a
list
of
recipients
open
letter
a
letter
of
protest,
addressed
to
one
person
but
intended
for
the
general
public
chain
letter
a
letter
that
is
sent
successively
to
several
people
airmail
letter
air
letter
aerogram
aerogramme
a
letter
sent
by
air
mail
note
short
letter
line
billet
a
short
personal
letter,
drop
me
a
line
when
you
get
there
love
letter
billet
doux
a
personal
letter
to
a
loved
one
expressing
affection
dead
letter
dead
mail
mail
that
can
neither
be
delivered
nor
returned
letter
of
intent
any
letter
expressing
an
intention
to
take
(or
forgo)
some
action
market
letter
a
newsletter
written
by
an
analyst
of
the
stock
market
and
sold
to
subscribers
full
faith
and
credit
a
guarantee
to
pay
interest
and
principal
on
debt,
usually
issued
by
the
United
States
Treasury
recognition
credit
approval,
give
her
recognition
for
trying,
he
was
given
credit
for
his
work,
give
her
credit
for
trying
letter
varsity
letter
an
award
earned
by
participation
in
a
school
sport,
he
won
letters
in
three
sports
citation
cite
acknowledgment
credit
reference
mention
quotation
a
short
note
recognizing
a
source
of
information
or
of
a
quoted
passage,
the
student's
essay
failed
to
list
several
important
citations,
the
acknowledgments
are
usually
printed
at
the
front
of
a
book,
the
article
includes
mention
of
similar
clinical
cases
photo
credit
a
note
acknowledging
the
source
of
a
published
photograph
capital
capital
letter
uppercase
upperase
letter
majuscule
one
of
the
large
alphabetic
characters
used
as
the
first
letter
in
writing
or
printing
proper
names
and
sometimes
for
emphasis,
printers
once
kept
the
type
for
capitals
and
for
small
letters
in
separate
cases,
capitals
were
kept
in
the
upper
half
of
the
type
case
and
so
became
known
as
upperase
letters
small
letter
lowercase
lowerase
letter
minuscule
the
characters
that
were
once
kept
in
bottom
half
of
a
compositor's
type
case
Gothic
black
letter
a
heavy
typeface
in
use
from
th
to
th
centuries
letter
letter
of
the
alphabet
alphabetic
character
the
conventional
characters
of
the
alphabet
used
to
represent
speech,
his
grandmother
taught
him
his
letters
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