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entwertetes Papiergeld n fin.
rag money Am.
entwertetes Papiergeld n fin.
rag money Am.
entwerten
cancel
Marken abstempeln, Marken entwerten
abstempelnd, entwertend
abgestempelt, entwertet
to cancel stamps, to stamp stamps, to obliterate stamps, to postmark
postmarking
postmarked
abwerten, entwerten v
abwertend, entwertend
abgewertet, entwertet
wertet ab, entwertet
wertete ab, entwertete
to devalue, to devaluate
devalueing, devaluating
devalued, devaluated
devalues, devaluates
devalued, devaluated
Abwerten, entwerten
devaluate
Marken abstempeln; Marken entwerten
abstempelnd; entwertend
abgestempelt; entwertet
to cancel stamps; to stamp stamps; to obliterate stamps; to postmark
postmarking
postmarked
abwerten; entwerten v
abwertend; entwertend
abgewertet; entwertet
wertet ab; entwertet
wertete ab; entwertete
to devalue; to devaluate
devalueing; devaluating
devalued; devaluated
devalues; devaluates
devalued; devaluated
etw. entwerten; etw. schmälern; etw. ramponieren v
entwertend; schmälernd; ramponierend
entwertet; geschmälert; ramponiert
die Luft verpesten
die Atmosphäre vergiften
ein Argument entkräften
Die Wirkung des Films wird durch schwache schauspielerische Leistungen geschmälert.
to vitiate sth.
vitiating
vitiated
to vitiate the air
to vitiate the atmosphere
to vitiate an argument
The impact of the film is vitiated by poor acting.
jdn. etw. herabsetzen; jdn. etw. entwerten; jdn. etw. entwürdigen
to debase so. sth.
etw. abwerten; entwerten v
abwertend; entwertend
abgewertet; entwertet
wertet ab; entwertet
wertete ab; entwertete
to devalue; to devaluate sth.
devalueing; devaluating
devalued; devaluated
devalues; devaluates
devalued; devaluated
etw. entwerten v (Marke, Eintrittskarte, Scheck usw.) adm.
entwertend
entwertet
eine Briefmarke entwerten
etw. mit dem Datum abstempeln
to cancel sth. (stamp, ticket, cheque)
cancelling; canceling
cancelling; canceled
to cancel a postal stamp; to obliterate a postal stamp
to date-cancel sth.; to put the date stamp on sth.
etw. entwerten v übtr.
entwertend
entwertet
to debase sth. fig.
debasing
debased
abwertend, entwertend
devaluating
Entwerter m techn.
ticket canceller Br.
entwertet
devaluates
Schenkung f; Vergabung f Schw. jur.
Schenkungen pl; Vergabungen pl
letztwillige Schenkung
Schenkung mit Auflage
Schenkung mit einer Auflage die sie entwertet
Schenkung unter Lebenden
Schenkung wegen sittlicher Pflicht
Schenkung von Todes wegen
eine Schenkung wegen groben Undanks widerrufen
eine Schenkung zurückfordern
donation; gift; transfer by way of gift
donations; gifts; transfers by way of gift
gift by will testamentary gift
gift subject to a burden
onerous gift
life-time gift; gift inter vivos
gift out of moral duty
deathbed gift; donatio mortis causa DMC
to revoke a gift because of gross ingratitude
to demand the return of a gift
Schenkung f; Vergabung f Schw. jur.
Schenkungen pl; Vergabungen pl
letztwillige Schenkung
Schenkung mit Auflage
Schenkung mit einer Auflage, die sie entwertet
Schenkung unter Lebenden
Schenkung wegen sittlicher Pflicht
Schenkung von Todes wegen
eine Schenkung wegen groben Undanks widerrufen
eine Schenkung zurückfordern
donation; gift; transfer by way of gift
donations; gifts; transfers by way of gift
gift by will, testamentary gift
gift subject to a burden
onerous gift
life-time gift; gift inter vivos
gift out of moral duty
deathbed gift; donatio mortis causa DMC
to revoke a gift because of gross ingratitude
to demand the return of a gift
entwertete Währung
depreciated currency
Währung f; Zahlungsmittel n fin.
Währungen pl
eine Währung aufwerten
frei konvertierbare Währung
einheitliche Währung; Einheitswährung f
entwertete Währung
gesetzliches Zahlungsmittel
harte Währung
unbare Zahlungsmittel pl
Einführung einer einheitlichen Währung
currency
currencies
to appreciate a currency
Article eight Currency
single currency
depreciated currency
legal currency
hard currency
credit instruments
adoption of a single currency; introduction of a single currency
Währung f (gesetzliches Zahlungsmittel in einem Land) fin.
Währungen pl
weiche Währung
eine Währung aufwerten
frei konvertierbare Währung
einheitliche Währung; Einheitswährung f
entwertete Währung
harte Währung
Einführung einer einheitlichen Währung
currency (legal tender in a country)
currencies
soft currency
to appreciate a currency
Article eight Currency
single currency
depreciated currency
hard currency
adoption of a single currency; introduction of a single currency
entwertetes Papiergeld n fin.
rag money Am.

Deutsche entwertetes Synonyme

Englische rag money Synonyme

rag  abuse  acid rock  act drop  afterglow  afterimage  andante tempo  apparel  array  asbestos  asbestos board  attire  avant-garde jazz  backdrop  balance  ballroom music  banter  bark at  baste  batten  bawl out  beat  bebop  bedizenment  berate  betongue  blacken  boltrope  bones  boogie-woogie  bop  border  butt  butt end  candle ends  canvas  carpet  chaff  chew  chew out  clew  cloth  clothes  clothing  compound time  costume  coulisse  counterweight  country rock  cringle  crowd of sail  culm  curtain  curtain board  cyclorama  daily  daily newspaper  dance music  dances  deadwood  debris  decor  deride  detritus  dishwater  draff  drapery  dregs  dress  dressing  drop  drop curtain  duds  duple time  dust  earing  end  etoffe  execrate  extra  extra edition  fabric  fag end  fashion  fatigues  feathers  felt  fig  filings  fire curtain  flat  flipper  folk rock  fool  foot  fore-and-aft sail  fossil  frock  fulminate against  fun  garb  garbage  garment  garments  gash  gazette  gear  goods  gown  grin at  guise  habiliment  habit  hanging  hard rock  haze  head  hogwash  hold in derision  holdover  hot jazz  husks  investiture  investment  jape  jaw  jazz  jest  jive  joke  jolly  josh  kid  lace  largo  laugh at  laugh to scorn  leavings  leech  lees  leftovers  linen  load with reproaches  luff  mainstream jazz  make fun of  make game of  make merry with  march tempo  material  mixed times  musical suite  muslin  napery  national newspaper  needle  neighborhood newspaper  news  newspaper  newspaper of record  odds and ends  offal  offscourings  old clothes  orts  pan  paper  parings  pillory  plain sail  play jazz  point at  poke fun at  potsherds  press of sail  presto  put on  put one on  rags  ragtime  rail  rail at  raiment  rally  rant  raspings  rate  rave against  razz  reduced sail  reef point  reefed sail  refuse  relics  remainder  remains  remnant  residue  residuum  rest  revile  rhythm-and-blues  rib  ride  ridicule  roach  roast  robe  robe  
rag out  apparel  array  attire  bedeck  bedizen  bedrape  bundle up  clothe  deck  deck out  dight  dizen  doll up  drape  dress  dress up  dud  enclothe  endue  enrobe  enshroud  envelop  enwrap  fancy up  fig out  garb  garment  get up  gussy up  habilitate  invest  lap  muffle up  overdress  prank  pretty up  primp  prink  raiment  robe  sheathe  shroud  slick up  spruce up  swaddle  swathe  tire  titivate  trick out  trick up  wrap  wrap up  
raga  Aeolian mode  Dorian mode  Greek modes  Hindu mode  Indian mode  Locrian mode  Lydian mode  Phrygian mode  authentic mode  hypoaeolian mode  hypodorian mode  hypoionian mode  hypolocrian mode  hypolydian mode  hypomixolydian mode  hypophrygian mode  major mode  minor mode  mixolydian mode  mode  octave species  plagal mode  
ragamuffin  Arab  beach bum  beachcomber  beggar  bo  bum  bummer  dogie  gamin  gamine  guttersnipe  hobo  homeless waif  idler  landloper  lazzarone  loafer  losel  mudlark  orphan  piker  ragman  ragpicker  rounder  scarecrow  ski bum  stiff  stray  street Arab  street urchin  sundowner  surf bum  swagman  swagsman  tatterdemalion  tennis bum  tramp  turnpiker  urchin  vag  vagabond  vagrant  waif  waifs and strays  wastrel  
rage  Alecto  Megaera  Nemesis  Tisiphone  abandon  acerbity  acrimony  agitation  amok  anger  asperity  assault  attack  babble  barbarize  batter  be angry  be excitable  be insane  be livid  be pissed  bellow  blast  blow  blow a fuse  blow a gasket  blow a hurricane  blow great guns  blow over  blow up  bluff  bluster  bluster and bluff  boil  boil over  bounce  brag  brawl  breeze  breeze up  brew  bristle  broil  brouhaha  browned off  brutalize  bug  bully  burn  burning rage  butcher  cacophony  caprice  carry on  cat fit  catch fire  catch the infection  chafe  chaos  chic  come apart  come up  commotion  conceit  conniption  conniption fit  convulsion  craze  crazy fancy  crotchet  cry  delirium  destroy  disturbance  dote  drivel  drool  duck fit  ebullition  ecstasy  embroilment  enthusiasm  exasperation  excite easily  explode  fad  faddiness  faddishness  faddism  faddist  fanaticism  fancy  fascination  fashion  ferment  fever  fire and fury  fire up  fit  fit of anger  fit of temper  flame up  flap  flare up  flash up  flip  fomentation  foofaraw  freak  freak out  frenzy  freshen  fret  fulminate  fume  furious rage  furor  furore  fury  fuss  gasconade  gather  get excited  go ape  go berserk  go into hysterics  go on  hammer  have a conniption  have a demon  have a tantrum  hector  high dudgeon  hit the ceiling  hubbub  huff  hysteria  hysterics  indignation  infatuation  intimidate  intoxication  ire  last word  lay waste  loot  mad  madness  mania  manic-depressive psychosis  maul  mode  mug  murderous insanity  novelty  orgasm  orgy  out-herod Herod  paddy  pandemonium  paroxysm  passion  perturbation  pillage  pipe up  pissed off  psychokinesia  puff  racket  raise Cain  raise hell  raise the devil  raise the roof  ramble  ramp  rampage  rant  rant and rave  rape  rapture  rave  ravishment  riot  roar  roister  rollick  row  ruckus  ruin  rumpus  run a temperature  run amok  run mad  sack  savage  seethe  seizure  set in  simmer  sizzle  slan  
ragged  all in  bad  badgered  baited  battered  beat-up  bedeviled  bedraggled  beset  blowzy  brassy  brazen  broken-down  bugged  bullyragged  capricious  careless  changeable  changing  chintzy  chivied  choked  choppy  cleft  cloven  coarse  corrugated  cracked  cragged  craggy  crinkled  croaking  croaky  crumpled  cut  deteriorated  deviating  deviative  deviatory  deviled  different  dilapidated  discordant  disordered  disorderly  divaricate  divergent  diversified  diversiform  dog-tired  dogged  dowdy  down-at-heel  down-at-the-heels  drabbletailed  draggled  draggletailed  dry  erose  erratic  exhausted  fagged out  fatigued  frayed  frazzled  frowzy  frumpish  frumpy  full of holes  grating  gravelly  grubby  gruff  guttural  harassed  harried  harsh  harsh-sounding  heckled  hectored  hoarse  holey  hounded  husky  imperfect  impulsive  in pieces  in rags  in shreds  in tatters  inconsistent  inconstant  informal  ironbound  irregular  jagged  jaggy  jerky  lacerate  lacerated  loose  lumpen  mangled  mercurial  messy  metallic  motley  mussy  mutable  mutilated  needled  neglected  negligent  nicked  nipped at  nonconformist  nonstandard  nonuniform  notched  patchy  persecuted  pestered  picked on  plagued  pluralistic  poky  pooped out  poor  quartered  raggedy  rasping  ratty  raucid  raucous  rent  ridged  ripped  riven  rockbound  rocky  rough  roupy  rude  rugged  rugose  rugous  ruinous  run-down  saw-toothed  sawtooth  scragged  scraggly  scraggy  scratchy  scruffy  seedy  serrate  serrated  severed  shabby  shaggy  shoddy  shredded  slack  slatternly  slipshod  slit  sloppy  slovenly  sluttish  snagged  snaggled  snaggy  sordid  spasmodic  spent  splintered  split  sporadic  squalid  squawking  squawky  stertorous  stony  strangled  tacky  tattered  tatty  teased  thick  threadbare  throaty  tinny  tired  toothed  tormented  torn  unequable  unequal  uneven  unkempt  unneat  unorthodox  unsightly  unstable  unsteady  unsystematic  untidy  unu  
raggedy  beat-up  bedraggled  blowzy  careless  chintzy  dilapidated  dowdy  down-at-heel  down-at-the-heels  drabbletailed  draggled  draggletailed  frayed  frazzled  frowzy  frumpish  frumpy  full of holes  grubby  holey  in rags  in shreds  in tatters  informal  loose  lumpen  messy  mussy  negligent  patchy  poky  ragged  ratty  ruinous  scraggly  scruffy  seedy  shabby  shoddy  slack  slatternly  slipshod  sloppy  slovenly  sluttish  sordid  squalid  tacky  tattered  tatty  torn  unkempt  unneat  unsightly  untidy  
raging  Dionysiac  abandoned  amok  anarchic  angry  bacchic  bellowing  berserk  blustering  blusterous  blustery  boisterous  bullying  carried away  chaotic  cloudy  coarse  corybantic  cyclonic  delirious  demoniac  desperate  dirty  distracted  ecstatic  enraged  enraptured  feral  ferocious  fierce  fighting mad  foul  frantic  frenetic  frenzied  fulminating  fuming  furious  haggard  hectoring  hellish  hog-wild  hopping mad  howling  hysterical  in a rage  in a transport  in hysterics  infuriate  infuriated  insensate  intoxicated  like one possessed  mad  madding  maenadic  maniac  maniacal  mindless  noisy  orgasmic  orgastic  orgiastic  pandemoniac  possessed  rabid  rainy  ramping  ranting  ravening  raving  raving mad  ravished  rip-roaring  roaring  roaring mad  roistering  roisterous  rollicking  rough  running mad  running wild  savage  stark-raving mad  storming  stormy  swaggering  swashbuckling  swashing  tempestuous  tornadic  transported  troublous  tumultuous  turbulent  typhonic  typhoonish  uncontrollable  uproarious  violent  wild  wild-eyed  wild-looking  
ragman  Arab  beach bum  beachcomber  beggar  bo  bum  bummer  dogie  gamin  gamine  guttersnipe  hobo  homeless waif  idler  junk dealer  junkman  landloper  lazzarone  loafer  losel  mudlark  old-clothesman  piker  rag-and-bone man  ragamuffin  ragpicker  rounder  ski bum  stiff  stray  street Arab  street urchin  sundowner  surf bum  swagman  swagsman  tatterdemalion  tennis bum  tramp  turnpiker  urchin  vag  vagabond  vagrant  waif  waifs and strays  wastrel  
ragpicker  Arab  beach bum  beachcomber  beggar  bo  bum  bummer  dogie  gamin  gamine  guttersnipe  hobo  homeless waif  idler  landloper  lazzarone  loafer  losel  mudlark  piker  ragamuffin  ragman  rounder  ski bum  stiff  stray  street Arab  street urchin  sundowner  surf bum  swagman  swagsman  tatterdemalion  tennis bum  tramp  turnpiker  urchin  vag  vagabond  vagrant  waif  waifs and strays  wastrel  
ragtime  acid rock  andante tempo  avant-garde jazz  ballroom music  beat  bebop  boogie-woogie  bop  compound time  country rock  dance music  dances  duple time  folk rock  hard rock  hot  hot jazz  jazz  jazzed up  jazzy  jive  largo  mainstream jazz  march tempo  mixed times  musical suite  presto  rag  ragtimey  rhythm-and-blues  rock  rock-and-roll  rubato  sextuple time  simple time  suite  suite of dances  swing  swingy  syncopated  syncopated music  syncopation  syncope  tempo  tempo rubato  the new music  three-quarter time  time  time pattern  timing  triple time  triplet  two-four time  waltz time  

entwertetes Definition

Blood money
() Money paid to the next of kin of a person who has been killed by another.
Blood money
() Money obtained as the price, or at the cost, of another's life
Money
(n.) A piece of metal, as gold, silver, copper, etc., coined, or stamped, and issued by the sovereign authority as a medium of exchange in financial transactions between citizens and with government
Money
(n.) Any written or stamped promise, certificate, or order, as a government note, a bank note, a certificate of deposit, etc., which is payable in standard coined money and is lawfully current in lieu of it
Money
(n.) In general, wealth
Money
(v. t.) To supply with money.
Money-maker
(n.) One who coins or prints money
Money-maker
(n.) One who accumulates money or wealth
Money-making
(n.) The act or process of making money
Money-making
(a.) Affording profitable returns
Money-making
(a.) Sussessful in gaining money, and devoted to that aim

rag money [Am.] Bedeutung

waste of money money spent for inadequate return, the senator said that the project was a waste of money
money laundering concealing the source of illegally gotten money
money cowrie
Cypraea moneta
cowrie whose shell is used for money in parts of the southern Pacific and in parts of Africa
cashbox
money box
till
a strongbox for holding cash
money belt belt with a concealed section for holding money
savings bank
coin bank
money box bank
a container (usually with a slot in the top) for keeping money at home, the coin bank was empty
moneymaker
money-spinner
cash cow
a project that generates a continuous flow of money
money market a market for short-term debt instruments
smart money people who are highly experienced or who have inside information, the smart money said Truman would lose the election
money handler
money dealer
a person who receives or invests or pays out money
exchanger
money changer
one whose business is to exchange the money of one country for that of another country
honesty
silver dollar
money plant
satin flower
satinpod
Lunaria annua
southeastern European plant cultivated for its fragrant purplish flowers and round flat papery silver-white seedpods that are used for indoor decoration
money wealth reckoned in terms of money, all his money is in real estate
pile
bundle
big bucks
megabucks
big money
a large sum of money (especially as pay or profit), she made a bundle selling real estate, they sank megabucks into their new house
easy money
gravy train
income obtained with a minimum of effort
easy money the economic condition in which credit is easy to secure
tight money the economic condition in which credit is difficult to secure and interest rates are high
loot
booty
pillage
plunder
prize swag
dirty money
goods or money obtained illegally
prize money any money given as a prize
hearth money
Peter's pence
an annual contribution made by Roman Catholics to support the papal see
soft money political contributions made in such a way as to avoid the United States regulations for federal election campaigns (as by contributions to a political action committee)
blood money paid to a hired murderer
conscience money payment made voluntarily to reduce guilt over dishonest dealings
ransom
ransom money
money demanded for the return of a captured person
blood money a reward for information about a murderer
hush money a bribe paid to someone to insure that something is kept secret
blood money compensation paid to the family of a murdered person
punitive damages
exemplary damages
smart money
(law) compensation in excess of actual damages (a form of punishment awarded in cases of malicious or willful misconduct)
ship money an impost levied in England to provide money for ships for national defense
entrance fee
admission
admission charge
admission fee
admission price
price of admission
entrance money
the fee charged for admission
sum
sum of money
amount
amount of money
a quantity of money, he borrowed a large sum, the amount he had in cash was insufficient
smart money money bet or invested by experienced gamblers or investors (especially if they have inside information)
earnest money
arles
money given by a buyer to a seller to bind a contract
seed money capital needed to set up a new business or enterprise
money supply the total stock of money in the economy, currency held by the public plus money in accounts in banks
cheap money credit available at low rates of interest
money order
postal order
a written order for the payment of a sum to a named individual, obtainable and payable at a post office
money the most common medium of exchange, functions as legal tender, we tried to collect the money he owed us
money the official currency issued by a government or national bank, he changed his money into francs
token money coins of regular issue whose face value is greater than their intrinsic value
paper money
folding money
paper currency
currency issued by a government or central bank and consisting of printed paper that can circulate as a substitute for specie
coinage
mintage
specie
metal money
coins collectively
Maundy money specially minted silver coins that are distributed by the British sovereign on Maundy Thursday
fiat money money that the government declares to be legal tender although it cannot be converted into standard specie
pocket money
pin money
spending money
cash for day-to-day spending on incidental expenses
ready cash
cold cash
ready money
money in the form of cash that is readily available, his wife was always a good source of ready cash, he paid cold cash for the TV set
silver spoon
old money
the inherited wealth of established upperlass families, he was born with a silver spoon in his mouth, she is the daughter of old money from Massachusetts
for love or money
for anything
for any price
for all the world
under any circumstances, she wouldn't give up her pets for love or money
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