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Definition
Synonym
Umsatzzuwachs
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Umsatzzuwachs
m
Umsatzzuwachs
m
increase in sales; growth in sales
increase in turnover; growth in turnover
Umsatzzuwachs
m
Umsatzzuwachs
m
increase in sales; growth in sales
increase in turnover; growth in turnover
Umsatzzuwachs
m
Umsatzzuwachs
m
increase in sales; growth in sales
increase in turnover; growth in turnover
Deutsche
Umsatzzuwachs Synonyme
umsatzzuwachs
Englische
increase in sales; growth in sales Synonyme
increase
accession
accessory
accompaniment
accretion
accrue
accumulate
add to
addenda
addendum
additament
addition
additive
additory
additum
adjunct
adjunction
adjuvant
advance
affixation
agent provocateur
agglutination
aggrandize
aggrandizement
aggravate
aggravation
ampliation
amplification
amplify
anabasis
annex
annexation
annoy
annoyance
appanage
appendage
appendant
apportion
appreciate
appurtenance
appurtenant
ascension
ascent
attachment
augment
augmentation
balloon
beef up
better
bloat
blossom
blow up
boom
boost
breakthrough
breed
brew
broaden
broadening
build
build up
bulk
bulk out
burgeon
calibrate
calibrated
clamber
climb
climbing
coda
complement
compound
concomitant
contentiousness
continuation
corollary
count
crescendo
decrease
deepen
deepening
deliberate aggravation
deployment
deteriorate
deterioration
develop
developing
development
differentiate
dilate
dispersion
distend
divide
elevation
elongate
embitter
embittering
embitterment
enhance
enhancement
enlarge
enlargement
escalade
escalating
escalation
exacerbate
exacerbation
exalt
exasperate
exasperation
expand
expanding
expansion
extend
extension
extrapolation
fanning out
fatten
fill out
fix
fixture
flare
flourish
fortify
fountain
further
gain
gain strength
gains
gather
germinate
get ahead
go up
gradational
grade
gradual
graduate
graduated
greaten
grow
grow up
growing
growth
gush
gyring up
heat up
heighten
heightening
hierarchic
hike
hike up
hiking
hot up
huff
hypertrophy
improve
increasing
increment
inflate
inflation
inmate
intensification
intensify
irritate
irritation
jack up
jet
joining
jump
jump up
junction
juxtaposition
leap
lengthen
levitation
magnification
magnify
make acute
make worse
manifold
mature
maximize
measure
mount
mounting
multiple
multiplication
multiplication table
multiplier
multiply
multiplying
mu
increase
d
accelerated
aggrandized
aggravated
ampliate
amplified
annoyed
augmented
beefed-up
bloated
boosted
broadened
built-up
crescendoed
deepened
deliberately provoked
elevated
embittered
enhanced
enlarged
exacerbated
exasperated
expanded
extended
heated up
heightened
hiked
hotted up
inflated
intensified
irritated
jazzed up
magnified
manifold
multifold
multiple
multiplied
polynomial
proliferated
provoked
raised
reinforced
soured
spread
stiffened
strengthened
swollen
tightened
upped
widened
worse
worsened
Umsatzzuwachs Definition
Growth
(
n.
)
The
process
of
growing
Growth
(
n.
)
That
which
has
grown
or
is
growing
Increase
(
v.
i.)
To
become
greater
or
more
in
size,
quantity,
number,
degree,
value,
intensity,
power,
authority,
reputation,
wealth
Increase
(
v.
i.)
To
multiply
by
the
production
of
young
Increase
(
v.
i.)
To
become
more
nearly
full
Increase
(
v.
t.)
To
augment
or
make
greater
in
bulk,
quantity,
extent,
value,
or
amount,
etc.
Increase
(
v.
i.)
Addition
or
enlargement
in
size,
extent,
quantity,
number,
intensity,
value,
substance,
etc.
Increase
(
v.
i.)
That
which
is
added
to
the
original
stock
by
augmentation
or
growth
Increase
(
v.
i.)
Progeny
Increase
(
v.
i.)
Generation.
Increase
(
v.
i.)
The
period
of
increasing
light,
or
luminous
phase
Turnover
(
n.
)
The
act
or
result
of
turning
over
Turnover
(
n.
)
A
semicircular
pie
or
tart
made
by
turning
one
half
of
a
circular
crust
over
the
other,
inclosing
the
fruit
or
other
materials.
Turnover
(
n.
)
An
apprentice,
in
any
trade,
who
is
handed
over
from
one
master
to
another
to
complete
his
time.
Turnover
(
a.
)
Admitting
of
being
turned
over
increase in sales; growth in sales / increase in turnover; growth in turnover Bedeutung
upset
overturn
turnover
the
act
of
upsetting
something,
he
was
badly
bruised
by
the
upset
of
his
sled
at
a
high
speed
increase
step-up
the
act
of
increasing
something,
he
gave
me
an
increase
in
salary
sales
campaign
an
advertising
campaign
intended
to
promote
sales
sale
cutate
sale
sales
event
an
occasion
(usually
brief)
for
buying
at
specially
reduced
prices,
they
held
a
sale
to
reduce
their
inventory,
I
got
some
great
bargains
at
their
annual
sale
sales
resistance
resistance
by
potential
customers
to
aggressive
selling
practices
mercantile
establishment
retail
store
sales
outlet
outlet
a
place
of
business
for
retailing
goods
stall
stand
sales
booth
a
booth
where
articles
are
displayed
for
sale
increase
increment
the
amount
by
which
something
increases,
they
proposed
an
increase
of
percent
in
the
fare
fare
increase
increase
in
the
sum
charged
for
riding
in
a
public
conveyance
price
increase
increase
in
price
raise
rise
wage
hike
hike
wage
increase
salary
increase
the
amount
a
salary
is
increased,
he
got
a
%
raise,
he
got
a
wage
hike
rise
boost
hike
cost
increase
an
increase
in
cost,
they
asked
for
a
%
rise
in
rates
tax-increase
tax
boost
tax
hike
the
amount
by
which
taxes
are
increased,
a
tax
increase
of
percent
dollar
volume
turnover
the
volume
measured
in
dollars,
the
store's
dollar
volume
continues
to
rise
somatotropin
somatotrophin
somatotropic
hormone
somatotrophic
hormone
STH
human
growth
hormone
growth
hormone
a
hormone
produced
by
the
anterior
pituitary
gland,
promotes
growth
in
humans
sale
sales
agreement
an
agreement
(or
contract)
in
which
property
is
transferred
from
the
seller
(vendor)
to
the
buyer
(vendee)
for
a
fixed
price
in
money
(paid
or
agreed
to
be
paid
by
the
buyer),
the
salesman
faxed
the
sales
agreement
to
his
home
office
sales
talk
sales
pitch
pitch
promotion
by
means
of
an
argument
and
demonstration
sales
promotion
promotion
that
supplements
or
coordinates
advertising
emergence
outgrowth
growth
the
gradual
beginning
or
coming
forth,
figurines
presage
the
emergence
of
sculpture
in
Greece
increase
a
change
resulting
in
an
increase,
the
increase
is
scheduled
for
next
month
rapid
climb
rapid
growth
zoom
a
rapid
rise
turnover
a
dish
made
by
folding
a
piece
of
pastry
over
a
filling
apple
turnover
turnover
with
an
apple
filling
growth
industry
an
industry
that
is
growing
rapidly
sales
department
sales
division
sales
force
the
division
of
a
business
that
is
responsible
for
selling
products
or
services
sales
staff
those
in
a
business
who
are
responsible
for
sales
sales
finance
company
a
finance
company
that
buys
(at
a
discount)
the
installment
sales
contracts
of
retail
merchants
growth
vegetation
that
has
grown,
a
growth
of
trees,
the
only
growth
was
some
salt
grass
growth
something
grown
or
growing,
a
growth
of
hair
demonstrator
sales
demonstrator
someone
who
demonstrates
an
article
to
a
prospective
buyer
salesperson
sales
representative
sales
rep
a
person
employed
to
represent
a
business
and
to
sell
its
merchandise
(as
to
customers
in
a
store
or
to
customers
who
are
visited)
annual
ring
growth
ring
an
annual
formation
of
wood
in
plants
as
they
grow
old
growth
virgin
forest
forest
or
woodland
having
a
mature
or
overly
mature
ecosystem
more
or
less
uninfluenced
by
human
activity
second
growth
a
second
growth
of
trees
covering
an
area
where
the
original
stand
was
destroyed
by
fire
or
cutting
gross
sales
gross
revenue
sales
income
(at
invoice
values)
received
for
goods
and
services
over
some
given
period
of
time
net
sales
gross
sales
reduced
by
customer
discounts,
returns,
freight
out,
and
allowances
sales
incentive
remuneration
offered
to
a
salesperson
for
exceeding
some
predetermined
sales
goal
sales
tax
nuisance
tax
a
tax
based
on
the
cost
of
the
item
purchased
and
collected
directly
from
the
buyer
growth
stock
stock
of
a
corporation
that
has
had
faster
than
average
gains
in
earnings
and
is
expected
to
continue
to
economic
growth
steady
growth
in
the
productive
capacity
of
the
economy
(and
so
a
growth
of
national
income)
growth
growing
maturation
development
ontogeny
ontogenesis
(biology)
the
process
of
an
individual
organism
growing
organically,
a
purely
biological
unfolding
of
events
involved
in
an
organism
changing
gradually
from
a
simple
to
a
more
complex
level,
he
proposed
an
indicator
of
osseous
development
in
children
growth
a
progression
from
simpler
to
more
complex
forms,
the
growth
of
culture
increase
increment
growth
a
process
of
becoming
larger
or
longer
or
more
numerous
or
more
important,
the
increase
in
unemployment,
the
growth
of
population
population
growth
increase
in
the
number
of
people
who
inhabit
a
territory
or
state
addition
increase
gain
a
quantity
that
is
added,
there
was
an
addition
to
property
taxes
this
year,
they
recorded
the
cattle's
gain
in
weight
over
a
period
of
weeks
employee
turnover
turnover
rate
turnover
the
ratio
of
the
number
of
workers
that
had
to
be
replaced
in
a
given
time
period
to
the
average
number
of
workers
type
I
diabetes
insulin-dependent
diabetes
mellitus
IDDM
juvenile-onset
diabetes
juvenile
diabetes
growth-onset
diabetes
ketosis-prone
diabetes
ketoacidosis-prone
diabetes
autoimmune
diabetes
severe
diabetes
mellitus
with
an
early
onset,
characterized
by
polyuria
and
excessive
thirst
and
increased
appetite
and
weight
loss
and
episodic
ketoacidosis,
diet
and
insulin
injections
are
required
to
control
the
disease
growth
(pathology)
an
abnormal
proliferation
of
tissue
(as
in
a
tumor)
growth
factor
a
protein
that
is
involved
in
cell
differentiation
and
growth
nerve
growth
factor
NGF
a
protein
that
is
involved
in
the
growth
of
peripheral
nerve
cells
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