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Definition
Synonym
sofortigen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
zur
sofortigen
Annahme
subject to immediate acceptance
zum
sofortigen
Versand
for immediate dispatch
zur
sofortigen
Lieferung
for immediate delivery
zur
sofortigen
Beachtung
for immediate attention
zur
sofortigen
Durchsicht
for immediate review
zur
sofortigen
Ãœberlegung
for immediate consideration
zur
sofortigen
Erledigung
for immediate execution
zur
sofortigen
Bestellung
for immediate ordering
zur
sofortigen
Verrichtung
for immediate performance
Verkauf zur
sofortigen
Lieferung
sale for prompt delivery
sorgen Sie für
sofortigen
Versand
see that the goods are dispatched at once
sofortigen
Versand der Ware sichern
to ensure prompt dispatch of the goods
zur
sofortigen
Lieferung angenommen
which we have booked for prompt delivery
zur
sofortigen
nochmaligen Erprobung
for immediate retrial
sofortigen
Versand der Ware ermöglichen
to enable prompt dispatch of the goods
neuerliche erneute nochmalige Prüfung
f
(von etw.)
zur
sofortigen
nochmaligen Erprobung
retrial (of sth.)
for immediate retrial
faustisch
adj
(auf
sofortigen
Vorteil ohne Rücksicht auf die Zukunft ausgerichtet)
ein faustischer Handel; ein faust'scher Handel
geh.
Faustian (oriented towards immediate advantage without regard for the future)
a Faustian bargain
formal
(im Notfall) abspringen
v
, sich mit dem Schleudersitz retten, einen Notabsprung machen, bei Luftnotlage aussteigen
aviat.
mil.
abspringend
abgesprungen
Befehl zum
sofortigen
Verlassen des Flugzeuges per Schleudersitz
to bail out
bailing out
bailed out
Bail out! Bail out!
Deutsche
sofortigen Synonyme
Weitere Ergebnisse für
sofortigen Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
subject to immediate acceptance Synonyme
subject
IC analysis
above
academic specialty
action
actor
affair
agent
anagnorisis
angle
answerable to
application
appositive
apt
architect
architectonics
architecture
area
argument
atmosphere
attribute
attributive
author
background
basis
bondmaid
bondman
bondslave
bondsman
bondswoman
boning
brainwork
burden
burden with
business
captive
case
catastrophe
cause
chapter
characterization
charge
chattel
chattel slave
churl
citizen
citizen by adoption
classical education
client
collateral
color
common
complement
complication
concern
concubine
conning
conquer
construction modifier
contemplation
contingent on
continuity
contrivance
core
core curriculum
cosmopolitan
cosmopolite
course
course of study
cram
cramming
creator
crush
curriculum
cutting
debt slave
deep structure
demand
demeaning
denouement
dependent
dependent on
deprive of freedom
design
development
device
direct object
disadvantaged
discipline
discussed
disenfranchise
disfranchise
disposed to
doer
dominate
drill
elective
engrossment
enjoin
enslave
enthrall
episode
essence
exact
examinant
examinate
examinee
excuse
executant
executor
executrix
exercise
expose
exposed
exposed to
extensive study
fable
fabricator
falling action
fasten upon
feudal
feudatory
field
figure
filler
focus of attention
focus of interest
form-function unit
freight with
function
galley slave
general education
general studies
gimmick
gist
grind
grinding
grounds
guinea pig
head
heading
headwork
helot
hold captive
hold down
hold in bondage
hold in captivity
hold in leash
hold in
subject
ion
homager
humanities
humble
hyphenate
hyphenated American
immediate constituent analysis
immigrant
impose
impose on
impose upon
in the shade
incident
indirect object
inferior
inflict on
inflict upon
informant
infra dig
inspection
interviewee
issue
junior
keep down
keep under
laboratory animal
l
subject
matter
argument
basis
burden
case
chapter
concern
essence
focus of attention
focus of interest
gist
head
heading
issue
living issue
main point
matter
matter in hand
meat
motif
motive
point
point at issue
point in question
problem
question
rubric
subject
subject
of thought
substance
text
theme
topic
subject
to
according as
answerable for
apt to
based on
boxed in
capable of
circumscribed by
contingent
contingent on
dependent
dependent on
depending
depending on
depending on circumstances
exposed to
hedged about by
hinging on
in danger of
incident to
incidental to
it being provided
liable to
likely to
naked to
obliged to
on condition
on condition that
open to
predicated on
prone to
provided
provided always
provided that
providing
ready for
responsible for
revolving on
standing to
susceptive to
turning on
with the stipulation
with the understanding
with this proviso
within range of
subject
ion
acceptance
acquiescence
assent
back seat
complaisance
compliance
conquest
consent
deference
domination
enslavement
homage
humbleness
humbling
humiliation
humility
inferiority
juniority
kneeling
lowliness
minority
nonopposal
nonopposition
nonresistance
obedience
obeisance
passiveness
passivity
resignation
resignedness
second fiddle
second string
secondariness
servility
subjugation
submission
submittal
subordinacy
subordination
subservience
supineness
third string
yielding
subject
ive
abstract
biased
cerebral
conceptive
conceptual
deep-seated
egocentric
egoistic
endopsychic
esoteric
idiosyncratic
immanent
implanted
implicit
inalienable
individual
indwelling
infixed
ingoing
ingrained
inherent
inner
inner-directed
intellectual
intelligent
internal
intrinsic
introversive
introvert
introverted
inward
inwrought
irreducible
mental
noetic
nominative
nonobjective
noological
personal
phrenic
prejudiced
private
psychic
psychologic
rational
reasoning
resident
secret
self-serving
selfish
spiritual
thinking
unalienable
unchallengeable
unquestionable
sofortigen 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
Subject
(
a.
)
Placed
or
situated
under
Subject
(
a.
)
Placed
under
the
power
of
another
Subject
(
a.
)
Exposed
Subject
(
a.
)
Obedient
Subject
(
a.
)
That
which
is
placed
under
the
authority,
dominion,
control,
or
influence
of
something
else.
Subject
(
a.
)
Specifically:
One
who
is
under
the
authority
of
a
ruler
and
is
governed
by
his
laws
Subject
(
a.
)
That
which
is
subjected,
or
submitted
to,
any
physical
operation
or
process
Subject
(
a.
)
That
which
is
brought
under
thought
or
examination
Subject
(
a.
)
The
person
who
is
treated
of
Subject
(
a.
)
That
of
which
anything
is
affirmed
or
predicated
Subject
(
a.
)
That
in
which
any
quality,
attribute,
or
relation,
whether
spiritual
or
material,
inheres,
or
to
which
any
of
these
appertain
Subject
(
a.
)
Hence,
that
substance
or
being
which
is
conscious
of
its
own
operations
Subject
(
n.
)
The
principal
theme,
or
leading
thought
or
phrase,
on
which
a
composition
or
a
movement
is
based.
Subject
(
n.
)
The
incident,
scene,
figure,
group,
etc.,
which
it
is
the
aim
of
the
artist
to
represent.
Subject
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
under
control,
power,
or
dominion
Subject
(
v.
t.)
To
expose
Subject
(
v.
t.)
To
submit
Subject
(
v.
t.)
To
make
subservient.
Subject
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
undergo
Subject-matter
(
n.
)
The
matter
or
thought
presented
for
consideration
in
some
statement
or
discussion
subject to immediate 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
subject
content
depicted
object
something
(a
person
or
object
or
scene)
selected
by
an
artist
or
photographer
for
graphic
representation,
a
moving
picture
of
a
train
is
more
dramatic
than
a
still
picture
of
the
same
subject
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
topic
subject
issue
matter
some
situation
or
event
that
is
thought
about,
he
kept
drifting
off
the
topic,
he
had
been
thinking
about
the
subject
for
several
years,
it
is
a
matter
for
the
police
discipline
subject
subject
area
subject
field
field
field
of
study
study
bailiwick
a
branch
of
knowledge,
in
what
discipline
is
his
doctorate?,
teachers
should
be
well
trained
in
their
subject,
anthropology
is
the
study
of
human
beings
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
subject
(grammar)
one
of
the
two
main
constituents
of
a
sentence,
the
grammatical
constituent
about
which
something
is
predicated
subject
(logic)
the
first
term
of
a
proposition
nominative
nominative
case
subject
case
the
category
of
nouns
serving
as
the
grammatical
subject
of
a
verb
message
content
subject
matter
substance
what
a
communication
that
is
about
something
is
about
subject
topic
theme
the
subject
matter
of
a
conversation
or
discussion,
he
didn't
want
to
discuss
that
subject,
it
was
a
very
sensitive
topic,
his
letters
were
always
on
the
theme
of
love
short
subject
a
brief
film,
often
shown
prior
to
showing
the
feature
acceptance
(contract
law)
words
signifying
consent
to
the
terms
of
an
offer
(thereby
creating
a
contract)
national
subject
a
person
who
owes
allegiance
to
that
nation,
a
monarch
has
a
duty
to
his
subjects
subject
case
guinea
pig
a
person
who
is
subjected
to
experimental
or
other
observational
procedures,
someone
who
is
an
object
of
investigation,
the
subjects
for
this
investigation
were
selected
randomly,
the
cases
that
we
studied
were
drawn
from
two
different
communities
vassal
liege
liegeman
liege
subject
feudatory
a
person
holding
a
fief,
a
person
who
owes
allegiance
and
service
to
a
feudal
lord
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
acceptance
the
state
of
being
acceptable
and
accepted,
torn
jeans
received
no
acceptance
at
the
country
club
submit
subject
refer
for
judgment
or
consideration,
The
lawyers
submitted
the
material
to
the
court
subject
make
accountable
for,
He
did
not
want
to
subject
himself
to
the
judgments
of
his
superiors
subject
cause
to
experience
or
suffer
or
make
liable
or
vulnerable
to,
He
subjected
me
to
his
awful
poetry,
The
sergeant
subjected
the
new
recruits
to
many
drills,
People
in
Chernobyl
were
subjected
to
radiation
subjugate
subject
make
subservient,
force
to
submit
or
subdue
subject
likely
to
be
affected
by
something,
the
bond
is
subject
to
taxation,
he
is
subject
to
fits
of
depression
subject
dependent
being
under
the
power
or
sovereignty
of
another
or
others,
subject
peoples,
a
dependent
prince
capable
open
subject
possibly
accepting
or
permitting,
a
passage
capable
of
misinterpretation,
open
to
interpretation,
an
issue
open
to
question,
the
time
is
fixed
by
the
director
and
players
and
therefore
subject
to
much
variation
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