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Definition
Synonym
umschulden
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
umschulden
convert a debt
jdn.
umschulden
v
fin.
to reschedule; to restructure; to roll over sb.'s debts
umschulden
; umfinanzieren
v
fin.
umschulden
d; umfinanzierend
umgeschuldet; umfinanziert
to reschedule; to restructure; to roll over your debts
rescheduling; restructuring; rolling over your debts
rescheduled; restructured; rolled over your debts
umschulden
, umfinanzieren
v
fin.
umschulden
d, umfinanzierend
umgeschuldet, umfinanziert
to reschedule, to convert
rescheduling, converting
rescheduled, converted
geschuldete Beträge
umschulden
; umfinanzieren; durch Umschuldung ablösen
v
fin.
umschulden
d; umfinanzierend; durch Umschuldung ablösend
umgeschuldet; umfinanziert; durch Umschuldung abgelöst
to reschedule; to restructure; to roll over debts
rescheduling; restructuring; rolling over
rescheduled; restructured; rolled over
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convert a debt Synonyme
convert
Christian
God-fearing man
abuse
accepter
accommodate
actuate
adapt
adjust
alter
ameliorate
apostate
apostle
apply
assimilate to
assure
backslider
be convincing
become
befoul
believer
bend
better
bias
bolter
break up
bring
bring home to
bring over
bring round
bring to
bring to reason
budge
carry conviction
carve
catechumen
change
change into
change over
chisel
churchgoer
churchite
churchman
clear the trade
close out
collaborationist
collaborator
communicant
commute
convict
convince
cultivate
daily communicant
debase
defalcate
defector
defile
deform
denature
desecrate
deserter
devotee
devotionalist
disciple
diversify
divert
do over
drive home to
dump
embezzle
employ
evert
extract
fabricate
fanatic
fifth columnist
fit
follower
forge
foul
give salvation
good Christian
grow
harvest
impel
improve
incline
inspire belief
introvert
intussuscept
invaginate
inverse
invert
lead
lead to believe
liquidate
machine
make
make over
maladminister
manufacture
meliorate
metamorphose
mill
mine
misapply
misappropriate
misemploy
mishandle
mismanage
misuse
mitigate
modify
modulate
move
mugwump
mutate
naturalize
neophyte
overthrow
peculate
persuade
pervert
pietist
pilfer
pollute
process
profane
pronate
proselyte
proselytize
prostitute
pump
qualify
quisling
raise
re-create
realign
rear
rebuild
receiver
recidivist
reconstruct
re
convert
recreant
redeem
redesign
reduce to
refine
refit
reform
regenerate
religionist
remake
remodel
render
renegade
renegado
renegate
renew
reshape
resolve into
restructure
resupinate
revamp
reverse
reversionist
revive
revolve
ring the changes
rotate
runagate
saint
satisfy
save
schismatic
seceder
secessionist
sell
sell one on
sell out
sell short
separatist
shift
shift the scene
shuffle the cards
smelt
strikebreaker
subvert
supinate
sway
switch
switch over
talk over
tergi
convert
ed
Lethean
absentminded
advanced
altered
ameliorated
amnestic
assimilated
beautified
better
bettered
blocked
born again
changeable
changed
circumcised
civilized
cultivated
cultured
degenerate
developed
deviant
divergent
educated
embellished
enhanced
enriched
forgetful
forgetting
heedless
improved
inclined to forget
justified
metamorphosed
metastasized
modified
mutant
naturalized
oblivious
perfected
polished
qualified
reborn
rebuilt
redeemed
refined
reformed
regenerate
regenerated
renewed
repressed
revived
revolutionary
sanctified
saved
spiritually purified
subversive
suppressed
transfigured
transformed
translated
transmuted
unmindful
unmitigated
worse
convert
ible
all one
all the same
changeable
coequal
commutable
commutative
coordinate
correspondent
corresponding
equal
equalizing
equiparant
equipollent
equivalent
even
exchanged
give-and-take
identical
interchangeable
interchanged
liquid
modifiable
much the same
mutual
negotiable
permutable
reciprocal
reciprocating
reciprocative
resolvable
retaliatory
returnable
standard
swapped
switched
tantamount
traded
transformable
transitional
transmutable
transposed
umschulden Definition
Convert
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
turn
Convert
(
v.
t.)
To
change
or
turn
from
one
state
or
condition
to
another
Convert
(
v.
t.)
To
change
or
turn
from
one
belief
or
course
to
another,
as
from
one
religion
to
another
or
from
one
party
or
sect
to
another.
Convert
(
v.
t.)
To
produce
the
spiritual
change
called
conversion
in
(any
one)
Convert
(
v.
t.)
To
apply
to
any
use
by
a
diversion
from
the
proper
or
intended
use
Convert
(
v.
t.)
To
exchange
for
some
specified
equivalent
Convert
(
v.
t.)
To
change
(one
proposition)
into
another,
so
that
what
was
the
subject
of
the
first
becomes
the
predicate
of
the
second.
Convert
(
v.
t.)
To
turn
into
another
language
Convert
(
v.
i.)
To
be
turned
or
changed
in
character
or
direction
Convert
(
n.
)
A
person
who
is
converted
from
one
opinion
or
practice
to
another
Convert
(
n.
)
A
lay
friar
or
brother,
permitted
to
enter
a
monastery
for
the
service
of
the
house,
but
without
orders,
and
not
allowed
to
sing
in
the
choir.
Debt
(
n.
)
That
which
is
due
from
one
person
to
another,
whether
money,
goods,
or
services
Debt
(
n.
)
A
duty
neglected
or
violated
Debt
(
n.
)
An
action
at
law
to
recover
a
certain
specified
sum
of
money
alleged
to
be
due.
convert a debt Bedeutung
debt
an
obligation
to
pay
or
do
something
convert
a
person
who
has
been
converted
to
another
religious
or
political
belief
debt
money
or
goods
or
services
owed
by
one
person
to
another
national
debt
the
debt
of
the
national
government
(as
distinguished
from
the
debts
of
individuals
and
businesses
and
political
subdivisions)
public
debt
the
total
of
the
nation's
debts:
debts
of
local
and
state
and
national
governments,
an
indicator
of
how
much
public
spending
is
financed
by
borrowing
instead
of
taxation
debt
limit
debt
ceiling
the
maximum
borrowing
power
of
a
governmental
entity
national
debt
ceiling
a
limit
set
by
Congress
beyond
which
the
national
debt
cannot
rise,
periodically
raised
by
Congress
debt
instrument
obligation
certificate
of
indebtedness
a
written
promise
to
repay
a
debt
bad
debt
a
debt
that
is
unlikely
to
be
repaid
installment
debt
debt
to
be
paid
by
installments
oxygen
debt
a
cumulative
deficit
of
oxygen
resulting
from
intense
exercise,
the
deficit
must
be
made
up
when
the
body
returns
to
rest
debt
the
state
of
owing
something
(especially
money),
he
is
badly
in
debt
convert
change
in
nature,
purpose,
or
function,
undergo
a
chemical
change,
The
substance
converts
to
an
acid
convert
change
the
nature,
purpose,
or
function
of
something,
convert
lead
into
gold,
convert
hotels
into
jails,
convert
slaves
to
laborers
change
exchange
commute
convert
exchange
or
replace
with
another,
usually
of
the
same
kind
or
category,
Could
you
convert
my
dollars
into
pounds?,
He
changed
his
name,
convert
centimeters
into
inches,
convert
holdings
into
shares
commute
convert
exchange
exchange
a
penalty
for
a
less
severe
one
convert
change
over
change
from
one
system
to
another
or
to
a
new
plan
or
policy,
We
converted
from
to
Volt
convert
change
religious
beliefs,
or
adopt
a
religious
belief,
She
converted
to
Buddhism
convert
cause
to
adopt
a
new
or
different
faith,
The
missionaries
converted
the
Indian
population
convert
win
over
convince
make
(someone)
agree,
understand,
or
realize
the
truth
or
validity
of
something,
He
had
finally
convinced
several
customers
of
the
advantages
of
his
product
convert
score
(a
spare)
convert
complete
successfully,
score
a
penalty
shot
or
free
throw
convert
score
an
extra
point
or
points
after
touchdown
by
kicking
the
ball
through
the
uprights
or
advancing
the
ball
into
the
end
zone,
Smith
converted
and
his
team
won
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