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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Versandhandelskunde
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Versandhandelskunde
m
; Versandhandelskundin
f
Versandhandelskunde
n
pl
mail-order customer
mail-order customers
Versandhandelskunde
m
; Versandhandelskundin
f
Versandhandelskunde
n
pl
mail-order customer
mail-order customers
Versandhändler
m
mail order company
Versandhaus
n
Versandhäuser
pl
mail-order house
mail-order houses
Verkauf im Versandhandel
catalog selling
Versandgeschäft
n
, Versandhandel
m
mail-order business, mail-order company
Versandgeschäft
n
; Versandhandel
m
mail-order business; mail-order company
Distanzhandel
m
(z. B. Versandhandel)
econ.
non-store retail sale
Versandgeschäft
n
; Versandhandel
m
; Versandunternehmen
n
Versandgeschäfte
pl
; Versandunternehmen
pl
mail-order business; mail-order company; shipping company
mail-order businesses; mail-order companies; shipping companies
Versandhandelskunde
m
; Versandhandelskundin
f
Versandhandelskunde
n
pl
mail-order customer
mail-order customers
Versandhaus
catalog company
Versandhaus
mail-order house
Versandhaus, Versandgeschäft
mail-order business
Versandhaus, Versandunternehmen
mail-order establishment
Versandhaus, Versandunternehmen
mail-order firm
Versandhaus
mail-order-house
Versandhauskatalog
mail-order catalogue
Versandhauswerbung
mail-order advertising
Umschlag, Briefumschlag, Versandhülle
envelope
Deutsche
Versandhandelskunde Synonyme
Englische
mail-order customer Synonyme
Versandhandelskunde Definition
Customer
(
n.
)
One
who
collect
customs
Customer
(
n.
)
One
who
regularly
or
repeatedly
makes
purchases
of
a
trader
Customer
(
n.
)
A
person
with
whom
a
business
house
has
dealings
Customer
(
n.
)
A
peculiar
person
Customer
(
n.
)
A
lewd
woman.
Mail
(
n.
)
A
spot.
Mail
(
n.
)
A
small
piece
of
money
Mail
(
n.
)
Rent
Mail
(
n.
)
A
flexible
fabric
made
of
metal
rings
interlinked.
It
was
used
especially
for
defensive
armor.
Mail
(
n.
)
Hence
generally,
armor,
or
any
defensive
covering.
Mail
(
n.
)
A
contrivance
of
interlinked
rings,
for
rubbing
off
the
loose
hemp
on
lines
and
white
cordage.
Mail
(
n.
)
Any
hard
protective
covering
of
an
animal,
as
the
scales
and
plates
of
reptiles,
shell
of
a
lobster,
etc.
Mail
(
v.
t.)
To
arm
with
mail.
Mail
(
v.
t.)
To
pinion.
Mail
(
n.
)
A
bag
Mail
(
n.
)
The
bag
or
bags
with
the
letters,
papers,
papers,
or
other
matter
contained
therein,
conveyed
under
public
authority
from
one
post
office
to
another
Mail
(
n.
)
That
which
comes
in
the
mail
Mail
(
n.
)
A
trunk,
box,
or
bag,
in
which
clothing,
etc.,
may
be
carried.
Mail
(
v.
t.)
To
deliver
into
the
custody
of
the
postoffice
officials,
or
place
in
a
government
letter
box,
for
transmission
by
mail
Mail-shell
(
n.
)
A
chiton.
Order
(
n.
)
Regular
arrangement
Order
(
n.
)
Of
material
things,
like
the
books
in
a
library.
Order
(
n.
)
Of
intellectual
notions
or
ideas,
like
the
topics
of
a
discource.
Order
(
n.
)
Of
periods
of
time
or
occurrences,
and
the
like.
Order
(
n.
)
Right
arrangement
Order
(
n.
)
The
customary
mode
of
procedure
Order
(
n.
)
Conformity
with
law
or
decorum
Order
(
n.
)
That
which
prescribes
a
method
of
procedure
Order
(
n.
)
A
command
Order
(
n.
)
Hence:
A
commission
to
purchase,
sell,
or
supply
goods
Order
(
n.
)
A
number
of
things
or
persons
arranged
in
a
fixed
or
suitable
place,
or
relative
position
Order
(
n.
)
A
body
of
persons
having
some
common
honorary
distinction
or
rule
of
obligation
Order
(
n.
)
An
ecclesiastical
grade
or
rank,
as
of
deacon,
priest,
or
bishop
Order
(
n.
)
The
disposition
of
a
column
and
its
component
parts,
and
of
the
entablature
resting
upon
it,
in
classical
architecture
Order
(
n.
)
An
assemblage
of
genera
having
certain
important
characters
in
common
Order
(
n.
)
The
placing
of
words
and
members
in
a
sentence
in
such
a
manner
as
to
contribute
to
force
and
beauty
or
clearness
of
expression.
Order
(
n.
)
Rank
Order
(
n.
)
To
put
in
order
Order
(
n.
)
To
give
an
order
to
Order
(
n.
)
To
give
an
order
for
Order
(
n.
)
To
admit
to
holy
orders
Order
(
v.
i.)
To
give
orders
Sea-mail
(
n.
)
A
gull
mail-order customer / mail-order customers Bedeutung
mail-order
buying
catalog
buying
buying
goods
to
be
shipped
through
the
mail
mail
fraud
use
of
the
mails
to
defraud
someone
tall
order
large
order
a
formidable
task
or
requirement,
finishing
in
time
was
a
tall
order
but
we
did
it
order
arms
a
position
in
the
manual
of
arms,
the
rifle
is
held
vertically
on
the
right
side
with
the
butt
on
the
ground,
often
used
as
a
command
close-order
drill
(military)
military
drill
of
troops
in
standard
marching
(shoulder-to-shoulder)
order
ordering
the
act
of
putting
things
in
a
sequential
arrangement,
there
were
mistakes
in
the
ordering
of
items
on
the
list
rank
order
an
arrangement
according
to
rank
mail
call
a
call
of
names
of
those
receiving
mail
holy
order
the
sacrament
of
ordination
telephone
order
receiving
orders
via
telephone
animal
order
the
order
of
animals
protoctist
order
the
order
of
protoctists
bacteria
order
an
order
of
bacteria
Eubacteriales
order
Eubacteriales
one
of
two
usually
recognized
orders
of
true
bacteria,
Gram-positive
spherical
or
rod-shaped
forms,
some
are
motile,
in
some
classifications
considered
an
order
of
Schizomycetes
Pseudomonadales
order
Pseudomonadales
one
of
two
usually
recognized
orders
of
true
bacteria,
Gram-negative
spiral
or
spherical
or
rod-shaped
bacteria
usually
motile
by
polar
flagella,
some
contain
photosynthetic
pigments
Rickettsiales
order
Rickettsiales
pleomorphic
Gram-negative
microorganisms
Mycoplasmatales
order
Mycoplasmatales
coextensive
with
the
family
Mycoplasmataceae
Actinomycetales
order
Actinomycetales
filamentous
or
rod-shaped
bacteria
order
Myxobacteria
Myxobacterales
order
Myxobacterales
Myxobacteriales
order
Myxobacteriales
an
order
of
higher
bacteria
Spirochaetales
order
Spirochaetales
higher
bacteria,
slender
spiral
rodlike
forms
Heliozoa
order
Heliozoa
mostly
freshwater
protozoa
Radiolaria
order
Radiolaria
marine
protozoa
Amoebida
order
Amoebida
Amoebina
order
Amoebina
the
animal
order
including
amoebas
Foraminifera
order
Foraminifera
foraminifers
Testacea
order
Testacea
testacean
rhizopods
Heterotrichales
order
Heterotrichales
yellow-green
algae
with
simple
or
branching
filaments,
comprising
the
single
family
Tribonemaceae
Laminariales
order
Laminariales
in
some
classifications
coextensive
with
family
Laminariaceae:
marine
brown
algae
of
cold
or
polar
seas
Fucales
order
Fucales
coextensive
with
the
family
Fucaceae
Ulvales
order
Ulvales
an
order
of
protoctist
Volvocales
order
Volvocales
chiefly
freshwater
green
algae,
solitary
or
colonial
Zygnematales
order
Zygnematales
Zygnemales
order
Zygnemales
pond
scums,
desmids
Chlorococcales
order
Chlorococcales
unicellular
green
algae
that
reproduce
by
spores
Oedogoniales
order
oedogoniales
simple
or
branched
filamentous
freshwater
green
algae
Charales
order
Charales
small
order
of
macroscopic
fresh
and
brackish
water
algae
with
a
distinct
axis:
stoneworts
Dinoflagellata
order
Dinoflagellata
Cilioflagellata
order
Cilioflagellata
in
some
classifications
considered
a
phylum
of
the
kingdom
Protista,
in
others
included
in
the
plant
phylum
Pyrrophyta
Hypermastigina
order
Hypermastigina
cellulose-producing
flagellates
Polymastigina
order
Polymastigina
small
usually
parasitic
flagellates
Coccidia
order
Coccidia
an
order
in
the
subclass
Telosporidia
Gregarinida
order
Gregarinida
an
order
in
the
subclass
Telosporidia
Haemosporidia
order
Haemosporidia
an
order
in
the
subclass
Telosporidia
Sarcosporidia
order
Sarcosporidia
imperfectly
known
parasites
of
the
muscles
of
vertebrates
Haplosporidia
order
Haplosporidia
an
order
in
the
subclass
Acnidosporidia
Actinomyxidia
order
Actinomyxidia
parasites
of
worms
Mycrosporidia
order
Mycrosporidia
an
order
in
the
subclass
Cnidosporidia
Myxosporidia
order
Myxosporidia
an
order
in
the
subclass
Cnidosporidia
Ostariophysi
order
Ostariophysi
in
some
classifications
considered
a
superorder
comprising
the
Cypriniformes
and
the
Siluriformes
Cypriniformes
order
Cypriniformes
an
order
of
animals
including
almost
entirely
freshwater
fishes:
characins,
loaches,
carp,
suckers,
sometimes
classified
as
a
suborder
of
Ostariophysi
Berycomorphi
order
Berycomorphi
an
order
of
spiny-finned
fish
in
the
superorder
Acanthopterygii
Zeomorphi
order
Zeomorphi
dories
Solenichthyes
order
Solenichthyes
bellows
fishes,
shrimpfishes,
cornetfishes,
pipefishes,
small
order
of
chiefly
tropical
marine
fishes
of
varied
and
bizarre
form
all
having
a
small
mouth
at
the
end
of
a
drawn-out
tubular
snout
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