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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Arbeitslohn
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Arbeitslohn
m
; Lohn
m
Arbeitslöhne
pl
; Löhne
pl
gerechter Lohn
angemessene Löhne
Erhöhung der Löhne
wage
wages
fair wages
decent wages
increase of wages
Arbeitslohn
m
; Lohn
m
Arbeitslöhne
pl
; Löhne
pl
angemessene Löhne
existenzsichernder Lohn
gerechter Lohn
indirekte Löhne; nicht direkt zurechenbare Löhne; Gemeinkostenlöhne
pl
; Hilfslöhne
pl
Mindestlohn
m
Jahreslohn
m
Erhöhung der Löhne
Löhne angleichen
wage
wages
decent wages
living wage
fair wage
indirect wages; indirect labour costs
Br.
; indirect labor costs
Am.
; overhead labour costs
Br.
; overhead labor costs
Am.
minimum wage
annual wage
increase of wages
to equalize wages
Einkünfte
pl
adm.
fin.
Einkünfte aus Erwerbstätigkeit; Erwerbseinkommen; Aktiveinkünfte
Einkünfte aus unselbständiger Arbeit;
Arbeitslohn
ausländische Einkünfte
außerordentliche Einkünfte
betriebliche Einkünfte; Betriebseinkünfte
ordentliche Einkünfte
Passiveinkünfte; Einkünfte aus Kapitalerträgen
sonstige Einkünfte
weltweite Einkünfte; Welteinkünfte
Einkünfte aus einem freien Beruf
Einkünfte aus einem Gewerbebetrieb
Einkünfte aus Kapitalvermögen
Einkünfte aus land- und forstwirtschaftlichen Betrieben
Einkünfte aus selbständiger Arbeit
Einkünfte aus Spekulationsgeschäften
Einkünfte aus Vermietung und Verpachtung
Einkünfte aus unbeweglichem Vermögen und Bodenschätzen
Einkünfte aus wiederkehrenden Bezügen
Einkünfte beziehen
Einkünfte erwirtschaften
net income
earned income; active income
employment income; income from employment; income from salaried employment
income from foreign sources
extraordinary income
business income
ordinary income
passive income; unearned income; investment income
other items of income
world-wide income
income from a profession; earnings from a profession
income from trade or business
income from investments; investment income; unearned income
coll.
income from agriculture or forestry
income from self-employment
income from speculative transactions
income from rent; rental income
income from real property and natural resources
income of a recurrant nature
to receive an income; to have an income
to generate an income
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wage Synonyme
wage
base pay
carry on
compensation
conduct
dismissal
wage
do
earnings
employ
engage in
escalator clause
escalator plan
exercise
financial remuneration
follow
go in for
gross income
guaranteed annual
wage
hire
income
living
wage
minimum
wage
net income
pay
pay and allowances
payment
payroll
portal-to-portal pay
practice
prosecute
purchasing power
pursue
real
wage
s
remuneration
salary
severance pay
sliding scale
specialize in
tackle
take on
take to
take up
take-home
take-home pay
taxable income
total compensation
undertake
use
wage
control
wage
freeze
wage
reduction
wage
rollback
wage
scale
wage
s
wage
s after deductions
wage
s after taxes
work at
wage
earner
blue-collar worker
breadwinner
casual
casual laborer
common laborer
day laborer
employee
factory worker
flunky
free lance
free-lancer
full-time worker
hand
industrial worker
jobber
jobholder
laborer
laboring man
menial
migrant
moiler
navvy
office temporary
proletarian
roustabout
salaried worker
self-employed person
servant
stiff
temporary
toiler
wage
slave
wage
worker
worker
workgirl
workhand
working girl
workingman
workingwoman
workman
wage
war
battle
box
brawl
broil
carry on hostilities
clash
close
collide
combat
come to blows
contend
contest
cut and thrust
duel
engage in hostilities
exchange blows
fence
feud
fight
fight a duel
give and take
give satisfaction
grapple
grapple with
jostle
joust
make war
mix it up
quarrel
rassle
riot
run a tilt
scramble
scuffle
shed blood
skirmish
spar
spill blood
strive
struggle
thrust and parry
tilt
tourney
tussle
war
wrestle
wage
r
adventure
ante
ante up
back
bet
bet on
blind bargain
book
borderline case
call
chance
chance it
chunk
contingency
cover
double contingency
fade
gamble
gamble on
game
guess
handbook
hazard
lay
lay a
wage
r
lay down
make a bet
meet a bet
open question
parlay
pass
piece of guesswork
play
play against
plunge
pot
punt
put on
question
rely on fortune
risk
run a chance
run the risk
see
set
set at hazard
shot
sight-unseen transaction
stake
stand pat
take a chance
take a flier
take chances
tempt fortune
toss-up
touch and go
trust to chance
try the chance
undecided issue
venture
Arbeitslohn Definition
Decent
(
a.
)
Suitable
in
words,
behavior,
dress,
or
ceremony
Decent
(
a.
)
Free
from
immodesty
or
obscenity
Decent
(
a.
)
Comely
Decent
(
a.
)
Moderate,
but
competent
Fair
(
superl.
)
Free
from
spots,
specks,
dirt,
or
imperfection
Fair
(
superl.
)
Pleasing
to
the
eye
Fair
(
superl.
)
Without
a
dark
hue
Fair
(
superl.
)
Not
overcast
Fair
(
superl.
)
Free
from
obstacles
or
hindrances
Fair
(
superl.
)
Without
sudden
change
of
direction
or
curvature
Fair
(
superl.
)
Characterized
by
frankness,
honesty,
impartiality,
or
candor
Fair
(
superl.
)
Pleasing
Fair
(
superl.
)
Distinct
Fair
(
superl.
)
Free
from
any
marked
characteristic
Fair
(
adv.
)
Clearly
Fair
(
n.
)
Fairness,
beauty.
Fair
(
n.
)
A
fair
woman
Fair
(
n.
)
Good
fortune
Fair
(
v.
t.)
To
make
fair
or
beautiful.
Fair
(
v.
t.)
To
make
smooth
and
flowing,
as
a
vessel's
lines.
Fair
(
n.
)
A
gathering
of
buyers
and
sellers,
assembled
at
a
particular
place
with
their
merchandise
at
a
stated
or
regular
season,
or
by
special
appointment,
for
trade.
Fair
(
n.
)
A
festival,
and
sale
of
fancy
articles.
erc.,
usually
for
some
charitable
object
Fair
(
n.
)
A
competitive
exhibition
of
wares,
farm
products,
etc.,
not
primarily
for
purposes
of
sale
Fair-haired
(
a.
)
Having
fair
or
light-colored
hair.
Fair-leader
(
n.
)
A
block,
or
ring,
serving
as
a
guide
for
the
running
rigging
or
for
any
rope.
Fair-minded
(
a.
)
Unprejudiced
Fair-natured
(
a.
)
Well-disposed.
Fair-weather
(
a.
)
Made
or
done
in
pleasant
weather,
or
in
circumstances
involving
but
little
exposure
or
sacrifice
Fair-weather
(
a.
)
Appearing
only
when
times
or
circumstances
are
prosperous
Fair-world
(
n.
)
State
of
prosperity.
Increase
(
v.
i.)
To
become
greater
or
more
in
size,
quantity,
number,
degree,
value,
intensity,
power,
authority,
reputation,
wealth
Increase
(
v.
i.)
To
multiply
by
the
production
of
young
Increase
(
v.
i.)
To
become
more
nearly
full
Increase
(
v.
t.)
To
augment
or
make
greater
in
bulk,
quantity,
extent,
value,
or
amount,
etc.
Increase
(
v.
i.)
Addition
or
enlargement
in
size,
extent,
quantity,
number,
intensity,
value,
substance,
etc.
Increase
(
v.
i.)
That
which
is
added
to
the
original
stock
by
augmentation
or
growth
Increase
(
v.
i.)
Progeny
Increase
(
v.
i.)
Generation.
Increase
(
v.
i.)
The
period
of
increasing
light,
or
luminous
phase
Set-fair
(
n.
)
In
plastering,
a
particularly
good
troweled
surface.
Wage
(
v.
t.)
To
pledge
Wage
(
v.
t.)
To
expose
one's
self
to,
as
a
risk
Wage
(
v.
t.)
To
engage
in,
as
a
contest,
as
if
by
previous
gage
or
pledge
Wage
(
v.
t.)
To
adventure,
or
lay
out,
for
hire
or
reward
Wage
(
v.
t.)
To
put
upon
wages
Wage
(
v.
t.)
To
give
security
for
the
performance
of.
Wage
(
v.
i.)
To
bind
one's
self
Wage
(
v.
t.)
That
which
is
staked
or
ventured
Wage
(
v.
t.)
That
for
which
one
labors
Wages
(
n.
)
A
compensation
given
to
a
hired
person
for
services
wage / wages / fair wages / decent wages / increase of wages Bedeutung
fair
ball
(baseball)
a
ball
struck
with
the
bat
so
that
it
stays
between
the
lines
(the
foul
lines)
that
define
the
width
of
the
playing
field
fair
catch
(American
football)
a
catch
of
a
punt
on
the
fly
by
a
defensive
player
who
has
signalled
that
he
will
not
run
and
so
should
not
be
tackled
increase
step-up
the
act
of
increasing
something,
he
gave
me
an
increase
in
salary
carnival
fair
funfair
a
traveling
show,
having
sideshows
and
rides
and
games
of
skill
etc.
wage
freeze
a
freeze
of
wages
at
a
given
level
fair
trade
trade
that
is
conducted
legally
fair
trade
trade
that
satisfies
certain
criteria
on
the
supply
chain
of
the
goods
involved,
usually
including
fair
payment
for
producers,
often
with
other
social
and
environmental
considerations
bazaar
fair
a
sale
of
miscellany,
often
for
charity,
the
church
bazaar
book
fair
bookfair
bazaar
at
which
books
are
sold
or
auctioned
off
in
order
to
raise
funds
for
a
worthy
cause
craft
fair
a
fair
at
which
objects
made
by
craftsmen
are
offered
for
sale
fair
hearing
a
hearing
that
is
granted
in
extraordinary
situations
where
the
normal
judicial
process
would
be
inadequate
to
secure
due
process
because
the
person
would
be
harmed
or
denied
their
rights
before
a
judicial
remedy
became
available
(as
in
deportation
or
loss
of
welfare
benefits)
vanity
fair
a
vain
and
frivolous
lifestyle
especially
in
large
cities
fair
chance
sporting
chance
a
reasonable
probability
of
success
increase
increment
the
amount
by
which
something
increases,
they
proposed
an
increase
of
percent
in
the
fare
fare
increase
increase
in
the
sum
charged
for
riding
in
a
public
conveyance
price
increase
increase
in
price
raise
rise
wage
hike
hike
wage
increase
salary
increase
the
amount
a
salary
is
increased,
he
got
a
%
raise,
he
got
a
wage
hike
rise
boost
hike
cost
increase
an
increase
in
cost,
they
asked
for
a
%
rise
in
rates
tax-increase
tax
boost
tax
hike
the
amount
by
which
taxes
are
increased,
a
tax
increase
of
percent
fair
use
the
conditions
under
which
you
can
use
material
that
is
copyrighted
by
someone
else
without
paying
royalties
fairness
fair-mindedness
candor
candour
ability
to
make
judgments
free
from
discrimination
or
dishonesty
fair
copy
a
clean
copy
of
a
corrected
draft
fair-trade
agreement
an
agreement
(illegal
in
the
United
States)
between
the
manufacturer
of
a
trademarked
item
of
merchandise
and
its
retail
distributors
to
sell
the
item
at
a
price
at
or
above
the
price
set
by
the
manufacturer
fair-trade
act
formerly
a
state
law
that
protected
manufacturers
from
priceutting
by
allowing
them
to
set
minimum
retail
prices
for
their
merchandise,
eliminated
by
the
United
States
Congress
in
wage
floor
floor
below
which
wages
are
not
allowed
to
fall
wage
claim
pay
claim
the
wage
demanded
from
management
for
workers
by
their
union
representatives
wage
concession
an
agreement
to
raise
wages
fair
deal
square
deal
fair
treatment
wages
reward
payoff
a
recompense
for
worthy
acts
or
retribution
for
wrongdoing,
the
wages
of
sin
is
death,
virtue
is
its
own
reward
increase
a
change
resulting
in
an
increase,
the
increase
is
scheduled
for
next
month
fair
a
competitive
exhibition
of
farm
products,
she
won
a
blue
ribbon
for
her
baking
at
the
county
fair
book
fair
bookfair
fair
organized
by
publishers
or
booksellers
to
promote
the
sale
of
books
fair
gathering
of
producers
to
promote
business,
world
fair,
trade
fair,
book
fair
womanhood
woman
fair
sex
women
as
a
class,
it's
an
insult
to
American
womanhood,
woman
is
the
glory
of
creation,
the
fair
sex
gathered
on
the
veranda
earner
wage
earner
someone
who
earn
wages
in
return
for
their
labor
prey
quarry
target
fair
game
a
person
who
is
the
aim
of
an
attack
(especially
a
victim
of
ridicule
or
exploitation)
by
some
hostile
person
or
influence,
he
fell
prey
to
muggers,
everyone
was
fair
game,
the
target
of
a
manhunt
fair
weather
sunshine
temperateness
moderate
weather,
suitable
for
outdoor
activities
meadow
saxifrage
fair-maids-of-France
Saxifraga
granulata
rosette-forming
perennial
having
compact
panicles
of
white
flowers,
Europe
wage
pay
earnings
remuneration
salary
something
that
remunerates,
wages
were
paid
by
check,
he
wasted
his
pay
on
drink,
they
saved
a
quarter
of
all
their
earnings
living
wage
a
wage
sufficient
for
a
worker
and
family
to
subsist
comfortably
minimum
wage
the
lowest
wage
that
an
employer
is
allowed
to
pay,
determined
by
contract
or
by
law
increase
increment
growth
a
process
of
becoming
larger
or
longer
or
more
numerous
or
more
important,
the
increase
in
unemployment,
the
growth
of
population
addition
increase
gain
a
quantity
that
is
added,
there
was
an
addition
to
property
taxes
this
year,
they
recorded
the
cattle's
gain
in
weight
over
a
period
of
weeks
wage
scale
wage
schedule
a
schedule
of
wages
paid
for
different
jobs
wage
setter
any
economic
condition
or
variable
that
serves
to
set
wage
rates
increase
make
bigger
or
more,
The
boss
finally
increased
her
salary,
The
university
increased
the
number
of
students
it
admitted
increase
become
bigger
or
greater
in
amount,
The
amount
of
work
increased
fair
join
so
that
the
external
surfaces
blend
smoothly
engage
wage
carry
on
(wars,
battles,
or
campaigns),
Napoleon
and
Hitler
waged
war
against
all
of
Europe
bonny
bonnie
comely
fair
sightly
very
pleasing
to
the
eye,
my
bonny
lass,
there's
a
bonny
bay
beyond,
a
comely
face,
young
fair
maidens
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