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Definition
Synonym
Geldkreislauf
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Geldkreislauf
m
; Geldumlauf
m
; Geldzirkulation
f
geh.
fin.
circulation of money; monetary circulation; cycle of money
Geldkreislauf
m
; Geldumlauf
m
; Geldzirkulation
f
geh.
fin.
circulation of money; monetary circulation; cycle of money
Geldkreislauf
m
; Geldumlauf
m
; Geldzirkulation
f
geh.
fin.
circulation of money; monetary circulation; cycle of money
Deutsche
Geldkreislauf Synonyme
Englische
circulation of money; monetary circulation; cycle of money Synonyme
circulation
Rh factor
Rh-negative
Rh-positive
Rh-type
Rhesus factor
advertisement
airing
angular momentum
angular motion
angular velocity
announcement
antibody
antigen
arterial blood
axial motion
bandying
blood
blood bank
blood cell
blood count
blood donor
blood donor center
blood group
blood grouping
blood picture
blood platelet
blood pressure
blood serum
blood substitute
bloodmobile
bloodstream
book
bowling
broadcast
broadcasting
bruiting
bruiting about
centrifugation
circling
circuit
circuition
circuitousness
circuitry
circularity
circumambience
circumambiency
circumambulation
circumflexion
circumgyration
circumlocution
circummigration
circumnavigation
circumrotation
circumvolution
clinical dextran
course
demonetization
devaluation
deviance
deviancy
deviation
deviousness
dextran
diffusion
digression
display
dissemination
distribution
erythrocyte
evulgation
excursion
excursus
flow
flowing
full circle
globulin
gore
grume
gyration
gyre
gyring
hematics
hematologist
hematology
hematoscope
hematoscopy
hemocyte
hemoglobin
hemometer
humor
ichor
indirection
isoantibody
issuance
issue
issuing
leukocyte
lifeblood
meandering
monetization
motion
neutrophil
opsonin
orbit
orbiting
passage
periodical
phagocyte
pivoting
plasma
plasma substitute
printing
proclamation
promulgation
pronouncement
propagation
publication
publishing
red corpuscle
reeling
revaluation
revolution
roll
rolling
rotation
rotational motion
round
roundaboutness
rounding
serum
spin
spinning
spiral
spiraling
spread
spreading
spreading abroad
swinging
swirling
swiveling
telecasting
transmission
trolling
trundling
turbination
turn
turning
type O
venous blood
ventilation
volutation
volution
wheel
wheeling
whir
whirl
whirling
white corpuscle
Geldkreislauf 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
Circulation
(
n.
)
The
act
of
moving
in
a
circle,
or
in
a
course
which
brings
the
moving
body
to
the
place
where
its
motion
began.
Circulation
(
n.
)
The
act
of
passing
from
place
to
place
or
person
to
person
Circulation
(
n.
)
Currency
Circulation
(
n.
)
The
extent
to
which
anything
circulates
or
is
circulated
Circulation
(
n.
)
The
movement
of
the
blood
in
the
blood-vascular
system,
by
which
it
is
brought
into
close
relations
with
almost
every
living
elementary
constituent.
Also,
the
movement
of
the
sap
in
the
vessels
and
tissues
of
plants.
Cycle
(
n.
)
An
imaginary
circle
or
orbit
in
the
heavens
Cycle
(
n.
)
An
interval
of
time
in
which
a
certain
succession
of
events
or
phenomena
is
completed,
and
then
returns
again
and
again,
uniformly
and
continually
in
the
same
order
Cycle
(
n.
)
An
age
Cycle
(
n.
)
An
orderly
list
for
a
given
time
Cycle
(
n.
)
The
circle
of
subjects
connected
with
the
exploits
of
the
hero
or
heroes
of
some
particular
period
which
have
served
as
a
popular
theme
for
poetry,
as
the
legend
of
Arthur
and
the
knights
of
the
Round
Table,
and
that
of
Charlemagne
and
his
paladins.
Cycle
(
n.
)
One
entire
round
in
a
circle
or
a
spire
Cycle
(
n.
)
A
bicycle
or
tricycle,
or
other
light
velocipede.
Cycle
(
v.
i.)
To
pass
through
a
cycle
of
changes
Cycle
(
v.
i.)
To
ride
a
bicycle,
tricycle,
or
other
form
of
cycle.
Monetary
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
money,
or
consisting
of
money
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
circulation of money; monetary circulation; cycle of money Bedeutung
circulation
the
spread
or
transmission
of
something
(as
news
or
money)
to
a
wider
group
or
area
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
bicycle
bike
wheel
cycle
a
wheeled
vehicle
that
has
two
wheels
and
is
moved
by
foot
pedals
cashbox
money
box
till
a
strongbox
for
holding
cash
money
belt
belt
with
a
concealed
section
for
holding
money
pedicab
cycle
rickshaw
a
tricycle
(usually
propelled
by
pedalling),
used
in
the
Orient
for
transporting
passengers
for
hire,
boys
who
once
pulled
rickshaws
now
pedal
pedicabs
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
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
fetal
circulation
foetal
circulation
the
system
of
blood
vessels
and
structures
through
which
blood
moves
in
a
fetus
moneymaker
money-spinner
cash
cow
a
project
that
generates
a
continuous
flow
of
money
circulation
the
dissemination
of
copies
of
periodicals
(as
newspapers
or
magazines)
circulation
free
movement
or
passage
(as
of
cytoplasm
within
a
cell
or
sap
through
a
plant),
ocean
circulation
is
an
important
part
of
global
climate,
a
fan
aids
air
circulation
cycle
of
rebirth
(Hinduism)
repeated
rebirth
in
new
forms
cycle
oscillation
a
single
complete
execution
of
a
periodically
repeated
phenomenon,
a
year
constitutes
a
cycle
of
the
seasons
cardiac
cycle
the
complete
cycle
of
events
in
the
heart
from
the
beginning
of
one
heart
beat
to
the
beginning
of
the
next,
an
electrical
impulse
conducted
through
the
heart
muscle
that
constricts
the
atria
which
is
followed
by
constriction
of
the
ventricles,
the
cardiac
cycle
can
be
shown
on
an
electrocardiogram
Carnot
cycle
Carnot's
ideal
cycle
a
cycle
(of
expansion
and
compression)
of
an
idealized
reversible
heat
engine
that
does
work
without
loss
of
heat
cycle
a
periodically
repeated
sequence
of
events,
a
cycle
of
reprisal
and
retaliation
business
cycle
trade
cycle
recurring
fluctuations
in
economic
activity
consisting
of
recession
and
recovery
and
growth
and
decline
money
market
a
market
for
short-term
debt
instruments
International
Monetary
Fund
IMF
a
United
Nations
agency
to
promote
trade
by
increasing
the
exchange
stability
of
the
major
currencies
cycle
a
series
of
poems
or
songs
on
the
same
theme,
Schubert's
song
cycles
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
circulation
movement
through
a
circuit,
especially
the
movement
of
blood
through
the
heart
and
blood
vessels
systemic
circulation
circulation
that
supplies
blood
to
all
the
body
except
to
the
lungs
pulmonary
circulation
circulation
of
blood
between
the
heart
and
the
lungs
vitelline
circulation
circulation
of
blood
between
the
embryo
and
the
yolk
sac
food
web
food
cycle
(ecology)
a
community
of
organisms
where
there
are
several
interrelated
food
chains
life
cycle
a
series
of
stages
through
which
an
organism
passes
between
recurrences
of
a
primary
stage
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
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