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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Transitgeb�hr
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Transitgebühr
f
Transitgebühren
pl
transit charge
transit charges
Transitgebühren
transit charges
Transitgüter
goods-in-transit
Transitgüter
pl
goods-in-transit
Transitgut, Transitladung
transit cargo
Deutsche
Transitgeb�hr Synonyme
Englische
transit charge Synonyme
transit
about-face
alchemy
alteration
assimilation
assumption
astrolabe
azimuth circle
azimuth compass
becoming
bevel
bevel protractor
bevel square
carriage
carrying
cartage
change
change-over
clinometer
communication
commutation
conduction
contagion
convection
conversion
conveyance
course
cover
cross
crossing
delivery
deportation
diapedesis
diffusion
dissemination
do
export
exportation
expulsion
extradition
flip-flop
globe-trotting
go over
going
goniometer
graphometer
growth
haulage
import
importation
interchange
journeying
lapse
locomotion
measure
metastasis
metathesis
metempsychosis
migration
motion
movement
moving
mutual transfer
naturalization
osmosis
overpass
pantometer
pass over
pass through
passage
passing
passing over
patrol
perambulate
peregrinate
pererrate
perfusion
ply
progress
progression
protractor
quadrant
radiogoniometer
range
range over
re-formation
reconnoiter
reconversion
reduction
resolution
reversal
scour
scour the country
scout
sextant
shift
spread
spreading
sweep
switch
switch-over
theodolite
tourism
touristry
track
traject
trajet
transduction
transfer
transfer of property
transference
transferral
transformation
transfusion
transit
circle
transit
instrument
transit
theodolite
transit
ion
translation
translocation
transmigration
transmigration of souls
transmission
transmittal
transmittance
transplacement
transplantation
transport
transportation
transporting
transposal
transposition
travel
travel over
travel through
traveling
traversal
traverse
traversing
turning into
volte-face
voyage
transit
ion
about-face
accommodation
adaptation
adjustment
alchemy
alteration
amelioration
apostasy
assimilation
assumption
becoming
betterment
break
change
change of heart
change-over
changeableness
communication
conduction
constructive change
contagion
continuity
convection
conversion
defection
degeneration
degenerative change
delivery
deportation
deterioration
development
deviation
diapedesis
difference
diffusion
discontinuity
dissemination
divergence
diversification
diversion
diversity
evolution
export
exportation
expulsion
extradition
fitting
flip-flop
gradual change
growth
import
importation
improvement
interchange
lapse
melioration
metamorphosis
metastasis
metathesis
metempsychosis
migration
mitigation
modification
modulation
mutation
mutual transfer
naturalization
osmosis
overthrow
passage
passing over
perfusion
progress
qualification
radical change
re-creation
re-formation
realignment
reconversion
redesign
reduction
reform
reformation
remaking
renewal
reshaping
resolution
restructuring
reversal
revival
revivification
revolution
shift
spread
spreading
sudden change
switch
switch-over
total change
transduction
transfer
transfer of property
transference
transformation
transfusion
transit
translation
translocation
transmigration
transmigration of souls
transmission
transmittal
transmittance
transmutation
transplacement
transplantation
transposal
transposition
travel
turn
turnabout
turning into
upheaval
variation
variety
violent change
volte-face
worsening
transit
ional
active
altering
changing
convertible
developing
driving
evolving
impelling
in motion
mobile
modifiable
motile
motivational
motive
motor
moving
propellant
propelling
resolvable
shifting
stirring
transformable
transit
ive
transit
ory
transmutable
traveling
transit
ive
adjectival
adverbial
attributive
auxiliary
auxiliary verb
brittle
capricious
changeable
conjunctive
copula
copulative
correct
corruptible
deciduous
defective verb
deponent verb
dying
ephemeral
evanescent
fading
fickle
finite verb
fleeting
flitting
fly-by-night
flying
formal
fragile
frail
fugacious
fugitive
functional
glossematic
grammatic
impermanent
impersonal verb
impetuous
impulsive
inconstant
infinitive
insubstantial
in
transit
ive
in
transit
ive verb
linking
linking verb
modal auxiliary
momentary
mortal
mutable
neuter verb
nominal
nondurable
nonpermanent
participial
passing
perishable
postpositional
prepositional
pronominal
short-lived
structural
substantive
syntactic
tagmemic
temporal
temporary
transient
transit
ory
undurable
unenduring
unstable
verb
verb phrase
verbal
volatile
transit
ory
able to adapt
adaptable
adjustable
alterable
alterative
brief
brittle
capricious
changeable
checkered
circumforaneous
corruptible
deciduous
discursive
divagatory
drifting
dying
ephemeral
errant
evanescent
ever-changing
fading
fickle
fleeting
flexible
flitting
floating
fluid
fly-by-night
flying
footloose
footloose and fancy-free
fragile
frail
fugacious
fugitive
gadding
gypsy-like
gypsyish
impermanent
impetuous
impulsive
inconstant
insubstantial
kaleidoscopic
landloping
malleable
many-sided
meandering
metamorphic
migrational
migratory
mobile
modifiable
momentary
mortal
movable
mutable
nomad
nomadic
nondurable
nonpermanent
nonuniform
passing
perishable
permutable
plastic
protean
proteiform
rambling
ranging
resilient
roaming
roving
rubbery
shifting
short-lived
short-term
straggling
straying
strolling
supple
temporal
temporary
traipsing
transient
transit
ive
transmigratory
transubstantiate
undurable
unenduring
unstable
vagabond
vagrant
variable
volatile
wandering
Transitgeb�hr Definition
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
lay
on
or
impose,
as
a
load,
tax,
or
burden
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
lay
on
or
impose,
as
a
task,
duty,
or
trust
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
lay
on,
impose,
or
make
subject
to
or
liable
for.
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
fix
or
demand
as
a
price
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
place
something
to
the
account
of
as
a
debt
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
impute
or
ascribe
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
accuse
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
place
within
or
upon
any
firearm,
piece
of
apparatus
or
machinery,
the
quantity
it
is
intended
and
fitted
to
hold
or
bear
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
ornament
with
or
cause
to
bear
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
assume
as
a
bearing
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
call
to
account
Charge
(
v.
t.)
To
bear
down
upon
Charge
(
v.
i.)
To
make
an
onset
or
rush
Charge
(
v.
i.)
To
demand
a
price
Charge
(
v.
i.)
To
debit
on
an
account
Charge
(
v.
i.)
To
squat
on
its
belly
and
be
still
Charge
(
v.
t.)
A
load
or
burder
laid
upon
a
person
or
thing.
Charge
(
v.
t.)
A
person
or
thing
commited
or
intrusted
to
the
care,
custody,
or
management
of
another
Charge
(
v.
t.)
Custody
or
care
of
any
person,
thing,
or
place
Charge
(
v.
t.)
Heed
Charge
(
v.
t.)
Harm.
Charge
(
v.
t.)
An
order
Charge
(
v.
t.)
An
address
(esp.
an
earnest
or
impressive
address)
containing
instruction
or
exhortation
Charge
(
v.
t.)
An
accusation
of
a
wrong
of
offense
Charge
(
v.
t.)
Whatever
constitutes
a
burden
on
property,
as
rents,
taxes,
lines,
etc.
Charge
(
v.
t.)
The
price
demanded
for
a
thing
or
service.
Charge
(
v.
t.)
An
entry
or
a
account
of
that
which
is
due
from
one
party
to
another
Charge
(
v.
t.)
That
quantity,
as
of
ammunition,
electricity,
ore,
fuel,
etc.,
which
any
apparatus,
as
a
gun,
battery,
furnace,
machine,
etc.,
is
intended
to
receive
and
fitted
to
hold,
or
which
is
actually
in
it
at
one
time
Charge
(
v.
t.)
The
act
of
rushing
upon,
or
towards,
an
enemy
Charge
(
v.
t.)
A
position
(of
a
weapon)
fitted
for
attack
Charge
(
v.
t.)
A
soft
of
plaster
or
ointment.
Charge
(
v.
t.)
A
bearing.
See
Bearing,
n.,
8.
Charge
(
n.
)
Thirty-six
pigs
of
lead,
each
pig
weighing
about
seventy
pounds
Charge
(
n.
)
Weight
Charges
d'affaires
(
pl.
)
of
Charge
d'affaires
Charge
d'affaires
(
n.
)
A
diplomatic
representative,
or
minister
of
an
inferior
grade,
accredited
by
the
government
of
one
state
to
the
minister
of
foreign
affairs
of
another
Double-charge
(
v.
t.)
To
load
with
a
double
charge,
as
of
gunpowder.
Double-charge
(
v.
t.)
To
overcharge.
Transit
(
n.
)
The
act
of
passing
Transit
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
of
causing
to
pass
Transit
(
n.
)
A
line
or
route
of
passage
or
conveyance
Transit
(
n.
)
The
passage
of
a
heavenly
body
over
the
meridian
of
a
place,
or
through
the
field
of
a
telescope.
Transit
(
n.
)
The
passage
of
a
smaller
body
across
the
disk
of
a
larger,
as
of
Venus
across
the
sun's
disk,
or
of
a
satellite
or
its
shadow
across
the
disk
of
its
primary.
Transit
(
n.
)
An
instrument
resembling
a
theodolite,
used
by
surveyors
and
engineers
Transit
(
v.
t.)
To
pass
over
the
disk
of
(a
heavenly
body).
transit charge / transit charges Bedeutung
passage
transit
a
journey
usually
by
ship,
the
outward
passage
tookdays
mission
charge
commission
a
special
assignment
that
is
given
to
a
person
or
group,
a
confidential
mission
to
London,
his
charge
was
deliver
a
message
care
charge
tutelage
guardianship
attention
and
management
implying
responsibility
for
safety,
he
is
in
the
care
of
a
bodyguard
charge
an
impetuous
rush
toward
someone
or
something,
the
wrestler's
charge
carried
him
past
his
adversary,
the
battle
began
with
a
cavalry
charge
banzai
attack
banzai
charge
a
mass
attack
of
troops
without
concern
for
casualties,
originated
by
Japanese
who
accompanied
it
with
yells
of
`banzai'
charge
burster
bursting
charge
explosive
charge
a
quantity
of
explosive
to
be
set
off
at
one
time,
this
cartridge
has
a
powder
charge
ofgrains
charge
bearing
heraldic
bearing
armorial
bearing
heraldry
consisting
of
a
design
or
image
depicted
on
a
shield
charge-exchange
accelerator
an
accelerator
in
which
high-energy
ions
escape
from
plasma
following
charge
exchange
declinometer
transit
declinometer
an
instrument
for
measuring
magnetic
declination
depth
charge
depth
bomb
a
bomb
that
explodes
at
a
preset
depth
under
water,
antisubmarine
device
public
transit
a
public
transportation
system
for
moving
passengers
rapid
transit
mass
rapid
transit
an
urban
public
transit
system
using
underground
or
elevated
trains
theodolite
transit
a
surveying
instrument
for
measuring
horizontal
and
vertical
angles,
consisting
of
a
small
telescope
mounted
on
a
tripod
transit
instrument
a
telescope
mounted
on
an
axis
running
east
and
west
and
used
to
time
the
transit
of
a
celestial
body
across
the
meridian
transit
line
a
line
providing
public
transit
transportation
system
transportation
transit
a
facility
consisting
of
the
means
and
equipment
necessary
for
the
movement
of
passengers
or
goods
conservation
of
charge
conservation
of
electricity
the
principle
that
the
total
electric
charge
of
a
system
remains
constant
despite
changes
inside
the
system
bank
identification
number
BIN
ABA
transit
number
an
identification
number
consisting
of
a
two-part
code
assigned
to
banks
and
savings
associations,
the
first
part
shows
the
location
and
the
second
identifies
the
bank
itself
blotter
day
book
police
blotter
rap
sheet
charge
sheet
the
daily
written
record
of
events
(as
arrests)
in
a
police
station
charge
complaint
(criminal
law)
a
pleading
describing
some
wrong
or
offense,
he
was
arrested
on
a
charge
of
larceny
accusation
charge
an
assertion
that
someone
is
guilty
of
a
fault
or
offence,
the
newspaper
published
charges
that
Jones
was
guilty
of
drunken
driving
commission
charge
direction
a
formal
statement
of
a
command
or
injunction
to
do
something,
the
judge's
charge
to
the
jury
charge
billing
request
for
payment
of
a
debt,
they
submitted
their
charges
at
the
end
of
each
month
murder
charge
murder
indictment
an
indictment
charging
someone
with
murder
bang
boot
charge
rush
flush
thrill
kick
the
swift
release
of
a
store
of
affective
force,
they
got
a
great
bang
out
of
it,
what
a
boot!,
he
got
a
quick
rush
from
injecting
heroin,
he
does
it
for
kicks
transit
zone
a
six
million
square
mile
area
that
includes
the
Caribbean
and
the
Gulf
of
Mexico
and
the
eastern
Pacific
Ocean,
includes
the
principal
routes
used
by
drug
smugglers
cathexis
charge
(psychoanalysis)
the
libidinal
energy
invested
in
some
idea
or
person
or
object,
Freud
thought
of
cathexis
as
a
psychic
analog
of
an
electrical
charge
charge
a
person
committed
to
your
care,
the
teacher
led
her
charges
across
the
street
charge
d'affaires
the
official
temporarily
in
charge
of
a
diplomatic
mission
in
the
absence
of
the
ambassador
charge
of
quarters
an
enlisted
man
who
handles
his
unit's
administrative
matters
after
hours
charge
electric
charge
the
quantity
of
unbalanced
electricity
in
a
body
(either
positive
or
negative)
and
construed
as
an
excess
or
deficiency
of
electrons,
the
battery
needed
a
fresh
charge
electrostatic
charge
the
electric
charge
at
rest
on
the
surface
of
an
insulated
body
(which
establishes
and
adjacent
electrostatic
field)
positive
charge
having
a
deficiency
of
electrons,
having
a
higher
electric
potential
negative
charge
having
a
surplus
of
electrons,
having
a
lower
electric
potential
handling
cost
handling
charge
the
cost
of
handling
(especially
the
cost
of
packaging
and
mailing
an
order)
carrying
cost
carrying
charge
the
opportunity
cost
of
unproductive
assets,
the
expense
incurred
by
ownership
charge
the
price
charged
for
some
article
or
service,
the
admission
charge
carrying
charge
charge
made
for
carrying
an
account
or
for
merchandise
sold
on
an
installment
plan
depreciation
charge
an
amount
periodically
charged
to
expense
or
against
revenue
in
compensation
for
depreciation
of
property
fixed
charge
fixed
cost
fixed
costs
a
periodic
charge
that
does
not
vary
with
business
volume
(as
insurance
or
rent
or
mortgage
payments
etc.)
cover
charge
cover
a
fixed
charge
by
a
restaurant
or
nightclub
over
and
above
the
charge
for
food
and
drink
drop-off
charge
a
fee
added
for
returning
a
rented
car
to
a
location
different
from
the
one
where
it
was
rented
entrance
fee
admission
admission
charge
admission
fee
admission
price
price
of
admission
entrance
money
the
fee
charged
for
admission
installation
charge
the
charge
for
installing
something
rate
charge
per
unit
amount
of
a
charge
or
payment
relative
to
some
basis,
a
-minute
phone
call
at
that
rate
would
cost
$
service
charge
service
fee
a
percentage
of
a
bill
(as
at
a
hotel
or
restaurant)
added
in
payment
for
service
open-end
credit
revolving
credit
charge
account
credit
a
consumer
credit
line
that
can
be
used
up
to
a
certain
limit
or
paid
down
at
any
time
credit
account
charge
account
open
account
credit
extended
by
a
business
to
a
customer
revolving
charge
account
a
charge
account
that
does
not
have
to
be
paid
to
zero
balance
credit
card
charge
card
charge
plate
plastic
a
card
(usually
plastic)
that
assures
a
seller
that
the
person
using
it
has
a
satisfactory
credit
rating
and
that
the
issuer
will
see
to
it
that
the
seller
receives
payment
for
the
merchandise
delivered,
do
you
take
plastic?
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