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Definition
Synonym
jaehrlicher
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Geschäftsbericht
m
Geschäftsberichte
pl
jährlicher Geschäftsbericht
business report, company report
business reports, company reports
annual report
jährlich
adj
jährliche Gesamtbelastung
jährlicher Lagerabgang
jährlicher Mietwert
annual, yearly
annual percentage rate
annual usage
annual value
Zunahme
f
, Erhöhung
f
, Wachstum
n
, Zuwachs
m
pauschale Erhöhung
jährlicher Zuwachs
increase
across-the-board increase
annual increase
Reihe
f
, Folge
f
Reihe jährlicher Höchstwerte
Reihe jährlicher Niedrigstwerte
Reihe jährlicher Überschreitungen
Reihe jährlicher Unterschreitungen
nach einer Reihe von
series
annual maximum series
annual minimum series
annual exceedence series
annual non-exceedence series
after a series of ...
Deutsche
jaehrlicher Synonyme
jaehrlicher
Englische
business report company report Synonyme
business
Aktiengesellschaft
acting
action
activeness
activism
activity
affair
aktiebolag
allegiance
area
art
assigned task
attempt
balance of trade
big
business
body corporate
bounden duty
buffoonery
burden
business
dealings
business
establishment
call of duty
calling
career
career building
careerism
cartel
chamber of commerce
characterization
charge
combine
commerce
commercial
commercial affairs
commercial enterprise
commercial relations
commitment
compagnie
company
concern
concernment
conglomerate
conglomerate corporation
consolidating company
consortium
contract
copartnership
corporate body
corporation
craft
custom
deal
dealing
dealings
dedication
deference
devoir
devotion
dingus
diversified corporation
dofunny
doing
doings
duties and responsibilities
duty
effort
employment
engagement
enterprise
establishment
ethics
fair trade
fealty
firm
free trade
function
gadget
gag
game
gizmo
goings-on
ham
hammy acting
handicraft
hoke
hokum
holding company
homage
hootenanny
house
imperative
impersonation
industrial
industry
intercourse
interest
issue
jigger
job
joint-stock association
joint-stock company
lifework
line
line of
business
line of duty
line of work
lookout
loyalty
market
marketing
matter
mercantile
mercantile
business
merchant
merchantry
metier
militancy
mimesis
mimicking
mimicry
miming
mission
motion
movement
multilateral trade
mummery
must
mystery
number
obligation
occasions
occupation
office
onus
operating company
operation
organization
ought
outfit
overacting
palaver
pantomiming
partnership
patter
performance
performing
personation
place
plan
playacting
playing
plunderbund
point
political activism
pool
portrayal
practice
problem
proceeding
proceedings
profession
program
project
projection
proposition
proprietorship
province
public utility
pursuit
question
racket
reciprocal trade
representat
business
cycle
boom
bottoming out
business
fluctuations
bust
cooling off
crisis
depression
downturn
economic cycle
economic expansion
economic growth
expanding economy
expansion
growth
high growth rate
low
market expansion
peak
peaking
prosperity
recession
recovery
slowdown
slump
upturn
business
like
arranged
banausic
breadwinning
commercial
formal
habitual
harmonious
in hand
materialistic
methodical
moneymaking
normal
ordered
orderly
practical
prosaic
realistic
regular
routine
steady
symmetrical
systematic
uniform
usual
utilitarian
well-ordered
well-regulated
workaday
workday
working
jaehrlicher Definition
Annual
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
year
Annual
(
a.
)
Performed
or
accomplished
in
a
year
Annual
(
a.
)
Lasting
or
continuing
only
one
year
or
one
growing
season
Annual
(
n.
)
A
thing
happening
or
returning
yearly
Annual
(
n.
)
Anything,
especially
a
plant,
that
lasts
but
one
year
or
season
Annual
(
n.
)
A
Mass
for
a
deceased
person
or
for
some
special
object,
said
daily
for
a
year
or
on
the
anniversary
day.
Business
(
n.
)
That
which
busies
one,
or
that
which
engages
the
time,
attention,
or
labor
of
any
one,
as
his
principal
concern
or
interest,
whether
for
a
longer
or
shorter
time
Business
(
n.
)
Any
particular
occupation
or
employment
engaged
in
for
livelihood
or
gain,
as
agriculture,
trade,
art,
or
a
profession.
Business
(
n.
)
Financial
dealings
Business
(
n.
)
That
which
one
has
to
do
or
should
do
Business
(
n.
)
Affair
Business
(
n.
)
The
position,
distribution,
and
order
of
persons
and
properties
on
the
stage
of
a
theater,
as
determined
by
the
stage
manager
in
rehearsal.
Business
(
n.
)
Care
Company
(
n.
)
The
state
of
being
a
companion
or
companions
Company
(
n.
)
A
companion
or
companions.
Company
(
n.
)
An
assemblage
or
association
of
persons,
either
permanent
or
transient.
Company
(
n.
)
Guests
or
visitors,
in
distinction
from
the
members
of
a
family
Company
(
n.
)
Society,
in
general
Company
(
n.
)
An
association
of
persons
for
the
purpose
of
carrying
on
some
enterprise
or
business
Company
(
n.
)
Partners
in
a
firm
whose
names
are
not
mentioned
in
its
style
or
title
Company
(
n.
)
A
subdivision
of
a
regiment
of
troops
under
the
command
of
a
captain,
numbering
in
the
United
States
(full
strength)
100
men.
Company
(
n.
)
The
crew
of
a
ship,
including
the
officers
Company
(
n.
)
The
body
of
actors
employed
in
a
theater
or
in
the
production
of
a
play.
Company
(
v.
t.)
To
accompany
or
go
with
Company
(
v.
i.)
To
associate.
Company
(
v.
i.)
To
be
a
gay
companion.
Company
(
v.
i.)
To
have
sexual
commerce.
Report
(
v.
t.)
To
refer.
Report
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
back,
as
an
answer
Report
(
v.
t.)
To
give
an
account
of
Report
(
v.
t.)
To
give
an
official
account
or
statement
of
Report
(
v.
t.)
To
return
or
repeat,
as
sound
Report
(
v.
t.)
To
return
or
present
as
the
result
of
an
examination
or
consideration
of
any
matter
officially
referred
Report
(
v.
t.)
To
make
minutes
of,
as
a
speech,
or
the
doings
of
a
public
body
Report
(
v.
t.)
To
write
an
account
of
for
publication,
as
in
a
newspaper
Report
(
v.
t.)
To
make
a
statement
of
the
conduct
of,
especially
in
an
unfavorable
sense
Report
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
report,
or
response,
in
respect
of
a
matter
inquired
of,
a
duty
enjoined,
or
information
expected
Report
(
v.
i.)
To
furnish
in
writing
an
account
of
a
speech,
the
proceedings
at
a
meeting,
the
particulars
of
an
occurrence,
etc.,
for
publication.
Report
(
v.
i.)
To
present
one's
self,
as
to
a
superior
officer,
or
to
one
to
whom
service
is
due,
and
to
be
in
readiness
for
orders
or
to
do
service
Report
(
v.
t.)
That
which
is
reported.
Report
(
v.
t.)
An
account
or
statement
of
the
results
of
examination
or
inquiry
made
by
request
or
direction
Report
(
v.
t.)
A
story
or
statement
circulating
by
common
talk
Report
(
v.
t.)
Sound
Report
(
v.
t.)
An
official
statement
of
facts,
verbal
or
written
Report
(
v.
t.)
An
account
or
statement
of
a
judicial
opinion
or
decision,
or
of
case
argued
and
determined
in
a
court
of
law,
chancery,
etc.
Report
(
v.
t.)
A
sketch,
or
a
fully
written
account,
of
a
speech,
debate,
or
the
proceedings
of
a
public
meeting,
legislative
body,
etc.
Report
(
v.
t.)
Rapport
business report company report / business reports company reports / annual report Bedeutung
business
stage
business
byplay
incidental
activity
performed
by
an
actor
for
dramatic
effect,
his
business
with
the
cane
was
hilarious
attestation
service
attestation
report
a
consulting
service
in
which
a
CPA
expresses
a
conclusion
about
the
reliability
of
a
written
statement
that
is
the
responsibility
of
someone
else
loose
end
unfinished
business
work
that
is
left
incomplete
occupation
business
job
line
of
work
line
the
principal
activity
in
your
life
that
you
do
to
earn
money,
he's
not
in
my
line
of
business
business
life
professional
life
a
career
in
industrial
or
commercial
or
professional
activities
monkey
business
mischievous
or
deceitful
behavior
commercial
enterprise
business
enterprise
business
the
activity
of
providing
goods
and
services
involving
financial
and
commercial
and
industrial
aspects,
computers
are
now
widely
used
in
business
business
activity
commercial
activity
activity
undertaken
as
part
of
a
commercial
enterprise
business
the
volume
of
commercial
activity,
business
is
good
today,
show
me
where
the
business
was
today
land-office
business
very
large
and
profitable
volume
of
commercial
activity
field
field
of
operation
line
of
business
a
particular
kind
of
commercial
enterprise,
they
are
outstanding
in
their
field
employee-owned
enterprise
employee-owned
business
a
commercial
enterprise
owned
by
the
people
who
work
for
it
discount
business
the
business
of
selling
merchandise
at
a
discount
real-estate
business
the
business
of
selling
real
estate
meatpacking
meat
packing
meat-packing
business
wholesale
packaging
of
meat
for
future
sale
(including
slaughtering
and
processing
and
distribution
to
retailers)
deal
trade
business
deal
a
particular
instance
of
buying
or
selling,
it
was
a
package
deal,
I
had
no
further
trade
with
him,
he's
a
master
of
the
business
deal
going-out-of-business
sale
a
sale
of
all
the
tangible
assets
of
a
business
that
is
about
to
close,
during
the
Great
Depression
going-out-of-business
sales
were
very
common
airline
airline
business
airway
a
commercial
enterprise
that
provides
scheduled
flights
for
passengers
business
suit
a
suit
of
clothes
traditionally
worn
by
businessmen
line
product
line
line
of
products
line
of
merchandise
business
line
line
of
business
a
particular
kind
of
product
or
merchandise,
a
nice
line
of
shoes
office
business
office
place
of
business
where
professional
or
clerical
duties
are
performed,
he
rented
an
office
in
the
new
building
place
of
business
business
establishment
an
establishment
(a
factory
or
an
assembly
plant
or
retail
store
or
warehouse
etc.)
where
business
is
conducted,
goods
are
made
or
stored
or
processed
or
where
services
are
rendered
steamship
company
steamship
line
a
line
responsible
for
the
operation
of
a
fleet
of
steamships
personal
business
personal
matters
affairs
matters
of
personal
concern,
get
his
affairs
in
order
business
a
rightful
concern
or
responsibility,
it's
none
of
your
business,
mind
your
own
business
business
an
immediate
objective,
gossip
was
the
main
business
of
the
evening
reputation
report
the
general
estimation
that
the
public
has
for
a
person,
he
acquired
a
reputation
as
an
actor
before
he
started
writing,
he
was
a
person
of
bad
report
assumed
name
fictitious
name
Doing
Business
As
DBA
(law)
a
name
under
which
a
corporation
conducts
business
that
is
not
the
legal
name
of
the
corporation
as
shown
in
its
articles
of
incorporation
composition
paper
report
theme
an
essay
(especially
one
written
as
an
assignment),
he
got
an
A
on
his
composition
business
card
a
card
on
which
are
printed
the
person's
name
and
business
affiliation
annual
yearly
yearbook
a
reference
book
that
is
published
regularly
once
every
year
agenda
agendum
order
of
business
a
list
of
matters
to
be
taken
up
(as
at
a
meeting)
business
letter
a
letter
dealing
with
business
business
index
a
statistical
compilation
that
provides
a
context
for
economic
or
financial
conditions,
this
business
index
is
computed
relative
to
the
base
year
of
business
news
news
about
businesses
and
investments
report
news
report
story
account
write
up
a
short
account
of
the
news,
the
report
of
his
speech,
the
story
was
on
the
o'clock
news,
the
account
of
his
speech
that
was
given
on
the
evening
news
made
the
governor
furious
Master
in
Business
Master
in
Business
Administration
MBA
a
master's
degree
in
business
company
name
the
name
by
which
a
corporation
is
identified
report
account
the
act
of
informing
by
verbal
report,
he
heard
reports
that
they
were
causing
trouble,
by
all
accounts
they
were
a
happy
couple
report
study
written
report
a
written
document
describing
the
findings
of
some
individual
or
group,
this
accords
with
the
recent
study
by
Hill
and
Dale
progress
report
a
report
of
work
accomplished
during
a
specified
time
period
medical
report
a
report
of
the
results
of
a
medical
examination
of
a
patient
report
card
report
a
written
evaluation
of
a
student's
scholarship
and
deportment,
his
father
signed
his
report
card
report
a
sharp
explosive
sound
(especially
the
sound
of
a
gun
firing),
they
heard
a
violent
report
followed
by
silence
business
cycle
trade
cycle
recurring
fluctuations
in
economic
activity
consisting
of
recession
and
recovery
and
growth
and
decline
business
lunch
lunch
(usually
at
a
restaurant)
where
business
is
discussed
and
the
cost
is
charged
as
a
business
expense
business
people
businesspeople
people
who
transact
business
(especially
business
executives)
business
business
sector
business
concerns
collectively,
Government
and
business
could
not
agree
big
business
commercial
enterprises
organized
and
financed
on
a
scale
large
enough
to
influence
social
and
political
policies,
big
business
is
growing
so
powerful
it
is
difficult
to
regulate
it
effectively
broadcasting
company
a
company
that
manages
tv
or
radio
stations
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