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Definition
Synonym
Uebernahmebedingungen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Ãœbernahmebedingung
f
Ãœbernahmebedingungen
pl
condition of acceptance
conditions of acceptance
Ãœbernahmebedingung
f
Ãœbernahmebedingungen
pl
condition of acceptance
conditions of acceptance
Uebernahmebedingungen
conditions of acceptance
Deutsche
Uebernahmebedingungen Synonyme
Englische
condition of acceptance Synonyme
condition
abate
ability
abnormality
acclimate
acclimatize
accommodate
accustom
acute disease
adapt
adjust
adjust to
affairs
affection
affliction
ailment
allergic disease
allergy
alter
apprentice
assuage
atrophy
attach a
condition
attune
bacterial disease
bearings
beat into
birth defect
blight
bound
boundary
condition
box in
brainwash
break
break in
breed
bring up
capability
capacitate
capacity
cardiovascular disease
case
case harden
caste
catch
catechize
character
chronic disease
circulatory disease
circumscribe
circumstance
circumstances
class
clause
cobble
commission
competence
competency
complaint
complication
concerns
condition
of things
condition
s
confine
confirm
congenital defect
conjuncture
contain
contingency
copyright
cultivate
darn
dealings
defect
deficiency disease
deformity
degenerative disease
demand
develop
diminish
disability
discipline
disease
disorder
distemper
do up
doctor
doings
domesticate
domesticize
donnee
draw the line
drill
echelon
educate
enable
endemic
endemic disease
endocrine disease
environment
epidemic disease
equip
escalator clause
escape clause
escape hatch
establish
estate
event
eventuality
exception
exemption
exercise
familiarize
fetch up
fettle
fine print
fit
fit out
fit up
fitness
fittedness
fix
fix up
footing
form
foster
functional disease
fungus disease
furnish
gastrointestinal disease
genetic disease
gentle
get ready
given
goings-on
groom
grounds
habituate
handicap
harden
have a catch
have a joker
health
hedge
hedge about
hereditary disease
hierarchy
house-train
housebreak
iatrogenic disease
ill
illness
imbue
implant
impregnate
impress
improve
incident
inculcate
indisposition
indoctrinate
infectious disease
infirmity
infix
influence
infuse
inoculate
insist upon
instill
inure
jam
joker
juncture
kicker
kilter
leaven
life
limit
limitation
limiting conditi
condition
al
a fortiori
a posteriori
a priori
acceptable
accidental
adventitious
aleatory
analytic
at issue
casual
categorical
circumstantial
condition
ed
condonable
contingent
deductive
defensible
dependent
depending
dialectic
discursive
enthymematic
epagogic
excusable
fixed
formal
fortuitous
given
hypothetical
iffy
in question
in suspense
in the balance
incidental
inductive
inessential
inferential
limited
maieutic
modal
modified
nonessential
obscure
occasional
open
pendent
pending
problematic
provisional
provisory
qualified
questionable
relative
reliant
restricted
soritical
specificative
specified
stated
stipulated
stipulatory
suspenseful
syllogistic
synthetic
tenable
tentative
tolerable
uncertain
uncounted
undecided
undetermined
unessential
unestablished
unfixed
unsettled
untold
up for grabs
vindicable
warrantable
condition
ed
acclimated
acclimatized
accommodated
accustomed
adapted
adjusted
at issue
automatic
blind
bound
bounded
case-hardened
compulsive
condition
al
confined
contingent
copyrighted
cramped
dependent
depending
disciplined
experienced
familiarized
finite
forced
hardened
hedged
hedged about
impulsive
in question
in suspense
in the balance
instinctive
inured
involuntary
leavened
limited
mechanical
mitigated
moderated
modified
modulated
narrow
naturalized
open
orientated
oriented
patented
pendent
pending
prescribed
proscribed
qualified
reflex
reflexive
restricted
run-in
seasoned
softened
strait
straitened
suspenseful
tempered
trained
unconscious
uncounted
undecided
undetermined
unestablished
unfixed
unintentional
unsettled
unthinking
untold
unwilled
unwilling
unwitting
up for grabs
used to
wont
wonted
condition
ing
Pavlovian
condition
ing
absorption and regurgitation
acclimation
acclimatization
accommodation
accustoming
adaptation
adaption
addictive
adjustment
apprenticeship
automatic writing
automatism
basic training
behavior
blind impulse
brainwashing
breaking
breaking-in
breeding
case hardening
catechization
compulsiveness
condition
ed response
cultivation
development
dictation
discipline
domestication
drill
drilling
echolalia
echopraxia
enablement
equipment
exercise
familiarization
fetching-up
fit
fitting
fostering
furnishing
grooming
habit-forming
habituating
habituation
hard
hardening
housebreaking
imbuement
implantation
impregnation
impression
improvement
impulse
in-service training
inculcation
indoctrination
infixation
infixion
infusion
inoculation
instillation
instillment
instinct
instinctiveness
instrumental
condition
ing
inurement
involuntariness
manual training
military training
naturalization
negative reinforcement
nurture
nurturing
on-the-job training
operant
condition
ing
orientation
physiologically addictive
positive reinforcement
practice
preparation
psychagogy
psychologically addictive
qualification
raising
readying
rearing
reeducation
reflex
reflex action
rehearsal
reindoctrination
reinforcement
reorientation
seasoning
sheer chemistry
sloyd
taming
training
tuning
un
condition
ed reflex
unwilledness
upbringing
vocational education
vocational training
Uebernahmebedingungen Definition
Acceptance
(
n.
)
The
act
of
accepting
Acceptance
(
n.
)
State
of
being
accepted
Acceptance
(
n.
)
An
assent
and
engagement
by
the
person
on
whom
a
bill
of
exchange
is
drawn,
to
pay
it
when
due
according
to
the
terms
of
the
acceptance.
Acceptance
(
n.
)
The
bill
itself
when
accepted.
Acceptance
(
n.
)
An
agreeing
to
terms
or
proposals
by
which
a
bargain
is
concluded
and
the
parties
are
bound
Acceptance
(
n.
)
An
agreeing
to
the
action
of
another,
by
some
act
which
binds
the
person
in
law.
Acceptance
(
n.
)
Meaning
Condition
(
n.
)
Mode
or
state
of
being
Condition
(
n.
)
Essential
quality
Condition
(
n.
)
Temperament
Condition
(
n.
)
That
which
must
exist
as
the
occasion
or
concomitant
of
something
else
Condition
(
n.
)
A
clause
in
a
contract,
or
agreement,
which
has
for
its
object
to
suspend,
to
defeat,
or
in
some
way
to
modify,
the
principal
obligation
Condition
(
v.
i.)
To
make
terms
Condition
(
v.
i.)
To
impose
upon
an
object
those
relations
or
conditions
without
which
knowledge
and
thought
are
alleged
to
be
impossible.
Condition
(
n.
)
To
invest
with,
or
limit
by,
conditions
Condition
(
n.
)
To
contract
Condition
(
n.
)
To
put
under
conditions
Condition
(
n.
)
To
test
or
assay,
as
silk
(to
ascertain
the
proportion
of
moisture
it
contains).
Condition
(
n.
)
train
condition of acceptance / conditions of acceptance Bedeutung
acceptance
the
act
of
taking
something
that
is
offered,
her
acceptance
of
the
gift
encouraged
him,
he
anticipated
their
acceptance
of
his
offer
adoption
acceptance
acceptation
espousal
the
act
of
accepting
with
approval,
favorable
reception,
its
adoption
by
society,
the
proposal
found
wide
acceptance
acceptance
sampling
a
statistical
procedure
for
accepting
or
rejecting
a
batch
of
merchandise
or
documents,
involves
determining
the
maximum
number
of
defects
discovered
in
a
sample
before
the
entire
batch
is
rejected
toleration
acceptance
sufferanceb
a
disposition
to
tolerate
or
accept
people
or
situations,
all
people
should
practice
toleration
and
live
together
in
peace
self
acceptance
an
acceptance
of
yourself
as
you
are,
warts
and
all
control
condition
control
a
standard
against
which
other
conditions
can
be
compared
in
a
scientific
experiment,
the
control
condition
was
inappropriate
for
the
conclusions
he
wished
to
draw
condition
experimental
condition
the
procedure
that
is
varied
in
order
to
estimate
a
variable's
effect
by
comparison
with
a
control
condition
circumstance
condition
consideration
information
that
should
be
kept
in
mind
when
making
a
decision,
another
consideration
is
the
time
it
would
take
essential
condition
sine
qua
non
a
prerequisite
credence
acceptance
the
mental
attitude
that
something
is
believable
and
should
be
accepted
as
true,
he
gave
credence
to
the
gossip,
acceptance
of
Newtonian
mechanics
was
unquestioned
for
years
condition
precondition
stipulation
an
assumption
on
which
rests
the
validity
or
effect
of
something
else
boundary
condition
(mathematics)
a
condition
specified
for
the
solution
to
a
set
of
differential
equations
condition
term
(usually
plural)
a
statement
of
what
is
required
as
part
of
an
agreement,
the
contract
set
out
the
conditions
of
the
lease,
the
terms
of
the
treaty
were
generous
acceptance
(contract
law)
words
signifying
consent
to
the
terms
of
an
offer
(thereby
creating
a
contract)
weather
weather
condition
conditions
atmospheric
condition
the
atmospheric
conditions
that
comprise
the
state
of
the
atmosphere
in
terms
of
temperature
and
wind
and
clouds
and
precipitation,
they
were
hoping
for
good
weather,
every
day
we
have
weather
conditions
and
yesterday
was
no
exception,
the
conditions
were
too
rainy
for
playing
in
the
snow
trade
acceptance
a
bill
of
exchange
for
a
specific
purchase,
drawn
on
the
buyer
by
the
seller
and
bearing
the
buyer's
acceptance
acceptance
banker's
acceptance
banking:
a
time
draft
drawn
on
and
accepted
by
a
bank
condition
a
mode
of
being
or
form
of
existence
of
a
person
or
thing,
the
human
condition
condition
status
a
state
at
a
particular
time,
a
condition
(or
state)
of
disrepair,
the
current
status
of
the
arms
negotiations
conditions
the
set
of
circumstances
that
affect
someone's
welfare,
hazardous
working
conditions,
harsh
living
conditions
conditions
the
prevailing
context
that
influences
the
performance
or
the
outcome
of
a
process,
there
were
wide
variations
in
the
conditions
of
observation
condition
an
illness,
disease,
or
other
medical
problem,
a
heart
condition,
a
skin
condition
noise
conditions
the
condition
of
being
noisy
(as
in
a
communication
channel)
ski
conditions
the
amount
and
state
of
snow
for
skiing
acceptance
the
state
of
being
acceptable
and
accepted,
torn
jeans
received
no
acceptance
at
the
country
club
physical
condition
physiological
state
physiological
condition
the
condition
or
state
of
the
body
or
bodily
functions
genetic
disease
genetic
disorder
genetic
abnormality
genetic
defect
congenital
disease
inherited
disease
inherited
disorder
hereditary
disease
hereditary
condition
a
disease
or
disorder
that
is
inherited
genetically
psychological
state
psychological
condition
mental
state
mental
condition
(psychology)
a
mental
condition
in
which
the
qualities
of
a
state
are
relatively
constant
even
though
the
state
itself
may
be
dynamic,
a
manic
state
financial
condition
the
condition
of
(corporate
or
personal)
finances
economic
condition
the
condition
of
the
economy
sanitary
condition
the
state
of
sanitation
(clean
or
dirty)
poisoning
toxic
condition
intoxication
the
physiological
state
produced
by
a
poison
or
other
toxic
substance
environmental
condition
the
state
of
the
environment
meteorological
conditions
the
prevailing
environmental
conditions
as
they
influence
the
prediction
of
weather
condition
shape
the
state
of
(good)
health
(especially
in
the
phrases
`in
condition'
or
`in
shape'
or
`out
of
condition'
or
`out
of
shape')
eye
condition
the
condition
of
the
optical
properties
of
the
eye
condition
apply
conditioner
to
in
order
to
make
smooth
and
shiny,
I
condition
my
hair
after
washing
it
condition
put
into
a
better
state,
he
conditions
old
cars
stipulate
qualify
condition
specify
specify
as
a
condition
or
requirement
in
a
contract
or
agreement,
make
an
express
demand
or
provision
in
an
agreement,
The
will
stipulates
that
she
can
live
in
the
house
for
the
rest
of
her
life,
The
contract
stipulates
the
dates
of
the
payments
air-cool
air-condition
equip
with
an
apparatus
for
controlling
the
humidity
and
temperature,
Our
house
is
not
air-conditioned
air-condition
control
the
humidity
and
temperature
of,
The
room
was
cool
because
it
had
been
air-conditioned
discipline
train
check
condition
develop
(children's)
behavior
by
instruction
and
practice,
especially
to
teach
self-control,
Parents
must
discipline
their
children,
Is
this
dog
trained?
condition
establish
a
conditioned
response
conditioned
in
condition(p)
physically
fit,
exercised
daily
to
keep
herself
in
condition
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