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Definition
Synonym
heruntersetzen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
den Preis herabsetzen, Preis
heruntersetzen
reduce the price
etw. im Preis
heruntersetzen
v
im Preis
heruntersetzen
d
im Preis heruntergesetzt
Ich kaufe es, wenn Sie mit dem Preis um 10 Euro runtergehen.
to knock off () sth.
knocking off
knocked off
I'll buy it if you knock off €10.
heruntersetzen
v
;
heruntersetzen
v
(Preis Strafe etc.)
heruntersetzen
v
;
heruntersetzen
v
(Altersgrenzen etc.)
heruntersetzen
v
;
heruntersetzen
v
(Reaktion Geschwindigkeit etc.)
to reduce sth.
to lower sth.
to slow down sth.
etw.
heruntersetzen
;
heruntersetzen
v
(Preis, Strafe, etc.)
etw.
heruntersetzen
;
heruntersetzen
v
(Altersgrenzen, etc.)
etw.
heruntersetzen
;
heruntersetzen
v
(Reaktion, Geschwindigkeit, etc.)
to reduce sth.
to lower sth.
to slow down sth.
etw. herabsetzen;
heruntersetzen
; verringern; ermäßigen
v
herabsetzend;
heruntersetzen
d; verringernd; ermäßigend
herabgesetzt; heruntergesetzt; verringert; ermäßigt
setzt herab; setzt herunter; verringert; ermäßigt
setzte herab; setzte herunter; verringerte; ermäßigte
Der Fernseher war von 800 auf 690 Euro heruntergesetzt.
to reduce sth.
reducing
reduced
reduces
reduced
The TV was reduced from EUR 500 to EUR 690 in the sales.
Deutsche
heruntersetzen Synonyme
absenken
Âerniedrigen
Âherunterlassen
Âheruntersetzen
Âsenken
einschränken
Âermäßigen
Âerniedrigen
Âherabsetzen
Âheruntersetzen
Âkürzen
Âmindern
Ânachlassen
Âreduzieren
Âschmälern
Âsenken
Âverkleinern
Weitere Ergebnisse für
heruntersetzen Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
reduce the price Synonyme
reduce
abase
abash
abate
abbreviate
abrade
abridge
abstract
acetify
acidify
acidulate
adjust
adjust to
adulterate
afflict
alkalify
alkalize
allay
alleviate
allow
alter
analyze
anatomize
anesthetize
appease
apportion
assay
assimilate to
assuage
attemper
attenuate
bank the fire
bankrupt
baptize
bate
bear down
beat down
become
beggar
belittle
bend
benumb
blunt
bob
boil down
borate
box in
break
break down
break up
bring down
bring low
bring to
bring to terms
bump
bust
capsulize
carbonate
catalyze
change
change into
change over
charge off
chasten
cheapen
chemical
chlorinate
circumscribe
clip
coarct
compact
compress
concentrate
condense
condition
conquer
consolidate
constrain
constrict
constringe
contract
control
convert
couch
count
count calories
cramp
cripple
crop
crush
curtail
cushion
cut
cut back
cut down
cut off short
cut prices
cut short
damp
dampen
de-emphasize
deaden
deaden the pain
debase
debilitate
decline
decrease
deduct
deflate
degrade
demean
demote
deplume
depreciate
depress
derange
derogate
detract
detrude
devaluate
devitalize
diet
dilute
diminish
disable
discount
disgrade
disorder
disparage
displume
dissect
distill
dive
divide
do over
dock
downbear
downgrade
downplay
drain
draw
draw in
draw together
drop
dull
dump
dump on
ease
ease matters
eat away
electrolyze
elide
enervate
enfeeble
epitomize
erode
eviscerate
exhaust
extenuate
extract
fall
fall in price
fell
ferment
file away
fix
flatten
foment
foreshorten
give relief
give way
grind
gruel
haul down
hedge
hedge about
homopolymerize
hospitalize
humble
humiliate
hydrate
hydrogenate
hydroxylate
impair
impoverish
increase
indent
indispose
invalid
irrigate
isomerize
jew down
keep within bounds
kick back
knit
knock down
lay
lay low
lay up
leach
leaven
lenify
lessen
let down
let up on
lighten
limit
lose flesh
reduce
d
abated
ablated
adulterated
attenuated
badly off
bated
belittled
best
bottom
bowed down
broken
brought down
brought low
cachectic
conquered
consumed
contracted
crushed
curtailed
cut
debased
debilitated
decreased
deflated
depressed
diluted
diminished
dissipated
distressed
domesticated
down to bedrock
downcast
downthrown
drained
dropped
embarrassed
enervated
eroded
exhausted
failing
fallen
feeble
feeling the pinch
felled
flattened
frail
giveaway
half-price
hard up
healthless
housebroke
housebroken
humbled
humiliated
ill off
impecunious
in Queer Street
in narrow circumstances
in poor health
in
reduce
d circumstances
in straitened circumstances
in the dust
infirm
invalid
land-poor
languishing
less
lesser
low
lower
lowered
lowest
made to grovel
marked down
mastered
miniaturized
moribund
narrow
on the edge
out of pocket
pale
peaked
peaky
pinched
poor
poorly off
prostrate
put down
quelled
rarefied
reduce
d in health
retrenched
rock-bottom
run-down
sacrificial
scaled-down
set down
shorn
short
short of cash
short of funds
short of money
shorter
shrunk
shrunken
sickly
slashed
smaller
smashed
squeezed
straitened
strapped
subdued
subjugated
submerged
sunk
sunken
suppressed
tamed
thinned
unhealthy
unmoneyed
unprosperous
unsound
valetudinarian
valetudinary
vanquished
watered
watered-down
weakened
weakly
with low resistance
worn
heruntersetzen Definition
Price
(
n.
&
v.)
The
sum
or
amount
of
money
at
which
a
thing
is
valued,
or
the
value
which
a
seller
sets
on
his
goods
in
market
Price
(
n.
&
v.)
Value
Price
(
n.
&
v.)
Reward
Price
(
v.
t.)
To
pay
the
price
of.
Price
(
v.
t.)
To
set
a
price
on
Price
(
v.
t.)
To
ask
the
price
of
Reduce
(
n.
)
To
bring
or
lead
back
to
any
former
place
or
condition.
Reduce
(
n.
)
To
bring
to
any
inferior
state,
with
respect
to
rank,
size,
quantity,
quality,
value,
etc.
Reduce
(
n.
)
To
bring
to
terms
Reduce
(
n.
)
To
bring
to
a
certain
state
or
condition
by
grinding,
pounding,
kneading,
rubbing,
etc.
Reduce
(
n.
)
To
bring
into
a
certain
order,
arrangement,
classification,
etc.
Reduce
(
n.
)
To
change,
as
numbers,
from
one
denomination
into
another
without
altering
their
value,
or
from
one
denomination
into
others
of
the
same
value
Reduce
(
n.
)
To
change
the
form
of
a
quantity
or
expression
without
altering
its
value
Reduce
(
n.
)
To
bring
to
the
metallic
state
by
separating
from
impurities
Reduce
(
n.
)
To
restore
to
its
proper
place
or
condition,
as
a
displaced
organ
or
part
reduce the price Bedeutung
price
cutting
price
cut
cutting
the
price
of
merchandise
to
one
lower
than
the
usual
or
advertised
price
discount
price
reduction
deduction
the
act
of
reducing
the
selling
price
of
merchandise
price
freeze
a
freeze
of
prices
at
a
given
level
price-fixing
control
(by
agreement
among
producers
or
by
government)
of
the
price
of
a
commodity
in
interstate
commerce
price
increase
increase
in
price
price
the
high
value
or
worth
of
something,
her
price
is
far
above
rubies
monetary
value
price
cost
the
property
of
having
material
worth
(often
indicated
by
the
amount
of
money
something
would
bring
if
sold),
the
fluctuating
monetary
value
of
gold
and
silver,
he
puts
a
high
price
on
his
services,
he
couldn't
calculate
the
cost
of
the
collection
bargain
rate
cheapness
cut
rate
cut
price
a
price
below
the
standard
price
price
cost
toll
value
measured
by
what
must
be
given
or
done
or
undergone
to
obtain
something,
the
cost
in
human
life
was
enormous,
the
price
of
success
is
hard
work,
what
price
glory?
price
gouging
pricing
above
the
market
price
when
no
alternative
retailer
is
available
price
list
a
listing
of
prices
for
different
goods
or
services
price
index
price
level
an
index
that
traces
the
relative
changes
in
the
price
of
an
individual
good
(or
a
market
basket
of
goods)
over
time
retail
price
index
an
index
of
changes
in
retail
prices
producer
price
index
wholesale
price
index
an
index
of
changes
in
wholesale
prices
consumer
price
index
CPI
cost-of-living
index
an
index
of
the
cost
of
all
goods
and
services
to
a
typical
consumer
price
control
restriction
on
maximum
prices
that
is
established
and
maintained
by
the
government
(as
during
periods
of
war
or
inflation)
price
floor
floor
below
which
prices
are
not
allowed
to
fall,
the
government
used
price
supports
to
maintain
the
price
floor
price
a
monetary
reward
for
helping
to
catch
a
criminal,
the
cattle
thief
has
a
price
on
his
head
price
tag
a
tag
showing
the
price
of
the
article
it
is
attached
to
price
bracket
a
category
of
merchandise
based
on
their
price
Post
Emily
Post
Emily
Price
Post
United
States
female
author
who
wrote
a
book
and
a
syndicated
newspaper
column
on
etiquette
(-)
Price
Leontyne
Price
Mary
Leontyne
Price
United
States
operatic
soprano
(born
)
Wood
Mrs.
Henry
Wood
Ellen
Price
Wood
English
writer
of
novels
about
murders
and
thefts
and
forgeries
(-)
bride
price
money
or
property
given
(in
some
societies)
by
the
bridegroom
to
the
family
of
his
bride
price
support
a
government
subsidy
used
to
maintain
prices
at
a
certain
level
price
terms
damage
the
amount
of
money
needed
to
purchase
something,
the
price
of
gasoline,
he
got
his
new
car
on
excellent
terms,
how
much
is
the
damage?
price
cost
of
bribing
someone,
they
say
that
every
politician
has
a
price
asking
price
selling
price
the
price
at
which
something
is
offered
for
sale
bid
price
(stock
market)
the
price
at
which
a
broker
is
willing
to
buy
a
certain
security
closing
price
(stock
market)
the
price
of
the
last
transaction
completed
during
a
day's
trading
session
offer
price
(stock
market)
the
price
at
which
a
broker
is
willing
to
sell
a
certain
security
upset
price
(auction)
the
minimum
price
at
which
a
seller
of
property
will
entertain
bids
factory
price
price
charged
for
goods
picked
up
at
the
factory
list
price
the
selling
price
of
something
as
stated
in
a
catalogue
or
price
list,
often
subject
to
discounts,
I
got
it
at
%
off
the
list
price
purchase
price
the
price
at
which
something
is
actually
purchased
spot
price
cash
price
the
current
delivery
price
of
a
commodity
traded
in
the
spot
market
entrance
fee
admission
admission
charge
admission
fee
admission
price
price
of
admission
entrance
money
the
fee
charged
for
admission
market
value
market
price
the
price
at
which
buyers
and
sellers
trade
the
item
in
an
open
marketplace
price-to-earnings
ratio
P
E
ratio
(stock
market)
the
price
of
a
stock
divided
by
its
earnings
price
war
price
competition
intense
competition
in
which
competitors
cut
retail
prices
to
gain
business
reduce
melt
off
lose
weight
slim
slenderize
thin
slim
down
take
off
weight
dilute
thin
thin
out
reduce
cut
lessen
the
strength
or
flavor
of
a
solution
or
mixture,
cut
bourbon
reduce
tighten
narrow
or
limit,
reduce
the
influx
of
foreigners
reduce
boil
down
concentrate
cook
until
very
little
liquid
is
left,
The
cook
reduced
the
sauce
by
boiling
it
for
a
long
time
boil
down
reduce
a
decoct
concentrate
be
cooked
until
very
little
liquid
is
left,
The
sauce
should
reduce
to
one
cup
reduce
b
come
down
boil
down
be
the
essential
element,
The
proposal
boils
down
to
a
compromise
deoxidize
deoxidise
reduce
to
remove
oxygen
from
a
compound,
or
cause
to
react
with
hydrogen
or
form
a
hydride,
or
to
undergo
an
increase
in
the
number
of
electrons
reduce
scale
down
make
smaller,
reduce
an
image
shrink
reduce
reduce
in
size,
reduce
physically,
Hot
water
will
shrink
the
sweater,
Can
you
shrink
this
image?
reduce
make
less
complex,
reduce
a
problem
to
a
single
question
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