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Definition
Synonym
wirtschaftsstark
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
wirtschaftsstark
adj
wirtschaftsstark
e Regionen
Gruppe der Zwanzig G20 (die 20 wirtschaftsstärksten Länder)
pol.
economically powerful strong; powerful strong economic
strong economic regions
Group of Twenty G20 (the 20 strongest economic countries)
wirtschaftsstark
adj
wirtschaftsstark
e Regionen
Gruppe der Zwanzig G20 (die 20 wirtschaftsstärksten Länder)
pol.
economically powerful strong; powerful strong economic
strong economic regions
Group of Twenty G20 (the 20 strongest economic countries)
wirtschaftsstark
adj
wirtschaftsstark
e Regionen
Gruppe der Zwanzig G20 (die 20 wirtschaftsstärksten Länder)
pol.
economically powerful strong; powerful strong economic
strong economic regions
Group of Twenty G20 (the 20 strongest economic countries)
wirtschaftsstark
adj
wirtschaftsstark
e Regionen
Gruppe der Zwanzig G20 (die 20 wirtschaftsstärksten Länder)
pol.
economically powerful strong; powerful strong economic
strong economic regions
Group of Twenty G20 (the 20 strongest economic countries)
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economically powerful strong; powerful strong economic Synonyme
economically
briefly
cannily
carefully
charily
compendiously
concisely
curtly
frugally
husbandly
in brief compass
providently
prudently
shortly
sparely
sparingly
succinctly
summarily
synoptically
thriftily
wirtschaftsstark Definition
Colorado
group
(
)
A
subdivision
of
the
cretaceous
formation
of
western
North
America,
especially
developed
in
Colorado
and
the
upper
Missouri
region.
Countries
(
pl.
)
of
Country
Dakota
group
(
)
A
subdivision
at
the
base
of
the
cretaceous
formation
in
Western
North
America
Economic
(
a.
)
Alt.
of
Economical
Economically
(
adv.
)
With
economy
Group
(
n.
)
A
cluster,
crowd,
or
throng
Group
(
n.
)
An
assemblage
of
objects
in
a
certain
order
or
relation,
or
having
some
resemblance
or
common
characteristic
Group
(
n.
)
A
variously
limited
assemblage
of
animals
or
plants,
having
some
resemblance,
or
common
characteristics
in
form
or
structure.
The
term
has
different
uses,
and
may
be
made
to
include
certain
species
of
a
genus,
or
a
whole
genus,
or
certain
genera,
or
even
several
orders.
Group
(
n.
)
A
number
of
eighth,
sixteenth,
etc.,
notes
joined
at
the
stems
Group
(
n.
)
To
form
a
group
of
Harlech
group
(
)
A
minor
subdivision
at
the
base
of
the
Cambrian
system
in
Wales.
Laramie
group
(
)
An
extensive
series
of
strata,
principally
developed
in
the
Rocky
Mountain
region,
as
in
the
Laramie
Mountains,
and
formerly
supposed
to
be
of
the
Tertiary
age,
but
now
generally
regarded
as
Cretaceous,
or
of
intermediate
and
transitional
character.
It
contains
beds
of
lignite,
often
valuable
for
coal,
and
is
hence
also
called
the
lignitic
group.
See
Chart
of
Geology.
Llandeilo
group
(
)
A
series
of
strata
in
the
lower
Silurian
formations
of
Great
Britain
Ludlow
group
(
)
A
subdivision
of
the
British
Upper
Silurian
lying
below
the
Old
Red
Sandstone
Portage
group
(
)
A
subdivision
of
the
Chemung
period
in
American
geology.
See
Chart
of
Geology.
Potsdam
group
(
)
A
subdivision
of
the
Primordial
or
Cambrian
period
in
American
geology
Powerful
(
a.
)
Full
of
power
Powerful
(
a.
)
Large
Quebec
group
(
)
The
middle
of
the
three
groups
into
which
the
rocks
of
the
Canadian
period
have
been
divided
in
the
American
Lower
Silurian
system.
See
the
Chart
of
Geology.
Strong
(
superl.
)
Having
active
physical
power,
or
great
physical
power
to
act
Strong
(
superl.
)
Having
passive
physical
power
Strong
(
superl.
)
Solid
Strong
(
superl.
)
Having
great
military
or
naval
force
Strong
(
superl.
)
Having
great
wealth,
means,
or
resources
Strong
(
superl.
)
Reaching
a
certain
degree
or
limit
in
respect
to
strength
or
numbers
Strong
(
superl.
)
Moving
with
rapidity
or
force
Strong
(
superl.
)
Adapted
to
make
a
deep
or
effectual
impression
on
the
mind
or
imagination
Strong
(
superl.
)
Ardent
Strong
(
superl.
)
Having
virtues
of
great
efficacy
Strong
(
superl.
)
Full
of
spirit
Strong
(
superl.
)
Affecting
any
sense
powerfully
Strong
(
superl.
)
Solid
Strong
(
superl.
)
Well
established
Strong
(
superl.
)
Violent
Strong
(
superl.
)
Having
great
force,
vigor,
power,
or
the
like,
as
the
mind,
intellect,
or
any
faculty
Strong
(
superl.
)
Vigorous
Strong
(
superl.
)
Tending
to
higher
prices
Strong
(
superl.
)
Pertaining
to,
or
designating,
a
verb
which
forms
its
preterit
(imperfect)
by
a
variation
in
the
root
vowel,
and
the
past
participle
(usually)
by
the
addition
of
-en
(with
or
without
a
change
of
the
root
vowel)
Strong
(
superl.
)
Applied
to
forms
in
Anglo-Saxon,
etc.,
which
retain
the
old
declensional
endings.
In
the
Teutonic
languages
the
vowel
stems
have
held
the
original
endings
most
firmly,
and
are
called
strong
Strong-minded
(
a.
)
Having
a
vigorous
mind
Strong-water
(
n.
)
An
acid.
Strong-water
(
n.
)
Distilled
or
ardent
spirits
Twenty
(
a.
)
One
more
that
nineteen
Twenty
(
a.
)
An
indefinite
number
more
or
less
that
twenty.
Twenty
(
n.
)
The
number
next
following
nineteen
Twenty
(
n.
)
A
symbol
representing
twenty
units,
as
20,
or
xx.
Twenty-fourmo
(
a.
)
Having
twenty-four
leaves
to
a
sheet
Twenty-fourmo
(
n.
)
A
book
composed
of
sheets,
each
of
which
is
folded
into
twenty-four
leaves
Wenlock
group
(
)
The
middle
subdivision
of
the
Upper
Silurian
in
Great
Britain
economically powerful strong; powerful strong economic / strong economic regions / Group of Twenty G20 (the 20 strongest economic countries) Bedeutung
group
grouping
any
number
of
entities
(members)
considered
as
a
unit
blackjack
twenty-one
vingt-et-un
a
gambling
game
using
cards,
the
object
is
to
hold
cards
having
a
higher
count
than
those
dealt
to
the
banker
up
to
but
not
exceeding
group
practice
(medicine)
the
practice
of
medicine
by
a
group
of
physicians
who
share
their
premises
and
other
resources
group
therapy
group
psychotherapy
psychotherapy
in
which
a
small
group
of
individuals
meet
with
a
therapist,
interactions
among
the
members
are
considered
to
be
therapeutic
group
action
action
taken
by
a
group
of
people
economic
strangulation
punishment
of
a
group
by
cutting
off
commercial
dealings
with
them,
the
economic
strangulation
of
the
Jews
by
the
Nazi
Party
economic
mobilization
economic
mobilisation
mobilization
of
the
economy
group
participation
participation
by
all
members
of
a
group
Adapid
Adapid
group
extinct
small
mostly
diurnal
lower
primates
that
fed
on
leaves
and
fruit,
abundant
in
North
America
and
Europetomillion
years
ago,
their
descendents
probably
include
the
lemurs,
some
authorities
consider
them
ancestral
to
anthropoids
but
others
consider
them
only
cousins
Omomyid
Omomyid
group
extinct
tiny
nocturnal
lower
primates
that
fed
on
fruit
and
insects,
abundant
in
North
America
and
Europetomillion
years
ago,
probably
gave
rise
to
the
tarsiers,
some
authorities
consider
them
ancestral
to
anthropoids
but
others
consider
them
only
cousins
twenty-two
.
a
.
caliber
firearm
(pistol
or
rifle)
twenty-two
pistol
a
.aliber
pistol
twenty-two
rifle
a
.aliber
rifle
forte
strong
suit
long
suit
metier
specialty
speciality
strong
point
strength
an
asset
of
special
worth
or
utility,
cooking
is
his
forte
blood
group
blood
type
human
blood
cells
(usually
just
the
red
blood
cells)
that
have
the
same
antigens
A
type
A
group
A
the
blood
group
whose
red
cells
carry
the
A
antigen
B
type
B
group
B
the
blood
group
whose
red
cells
carry
the
B
antigen
AB
type
AB
group
AB
the
blood
group
whose
red
cells
carry
both
the
A
and
B
antigens
O
type
O
group
O
the
blood
group
whose
red
cells
carry
neither
the
A
nor
B
antigens,
people
with
type
O
blood
are
universal
donors
linkage
group
linked
genes
any
pair
of
genes
that
tend
to
be
transmitted
together,
the
genes
of
Drosophila
fall
into
four
linkage
groups
twenty-twenty
normal
visual
acuity,
as
measured
by
the
ability
to
read
charts
at
a
distance
offeet
ABO
blood
group
system
ABO
system
ABO
group
a
classification
system
for
the
antigens
of
human
blood,
used
in
blood
transfusion
therapy,
four
groups
are
A
and
B
and
AB
and
O
conviction
strong
belief
article
of
faith
an
unshakable
belief
in
something
without
need
for
proof
or
evidence
economic
theory
(economics)
a
theory
of
commercial
activities
(such
as
the
production
and
consumption
of
goods)
group
mathematical
group
a
set
that
is
closed,
associative,
has
an
identity
element
and
every
element
has
an
inverse
group
theory
the
branch
of
mathematics
dealing
with
groups
Abelian
group
commutative
group
a
group
that
satisfies
the
commutative
law
economic
geology
the
branch
of
geology
that
deals
with
economically
valuable
geological
materials
economic
geography
the
branch
of
geography
concerned
with
the
production
and
distribution
of
commodities
group
dynamics
the
branch
of
social
psychology
that
studies
the
psychodynamics
of
interaction
in
social
groups
economics
economic
science
political
economy
the
branch
of
social
science
that
deals
with
the
production
and
distribution
and
consumption
of
goods
and
services
and
their
management
liaison
link
contact
inter-group
communication
a
channel
for
communication
between
groups,
he
provided
a
liaison
with
the
guerrillas
economic
policy
a
government
policy
for
maintaining
economic
growth
and
tax
revenues
conference
group
discussion
a
discussion
among
participants
who
have
an
agreed
(serious)
topic
liquor
spirits
booze
hard
drink
hard
liquor
John
Barleycorn
strong
drink
an
alcoholic
beverage
that
is
distilled
rather
than
fermented
biological
group
a
group
of
plants
or
animals
age
group
age
bracket
cohort
a
group
of
people
having
approximately
the
same
age
social
group
people
sharing
some
social
relation
strong
suit
a
long
suit
including
high
cards
ethnic
group
ethnos
people
of
the
same
race
or
nationality
who
share
a
distinctive
culture
interest
interest
group
(usually
plural)
a
social
group
whose
members
control
some
field
of
activity
and
who
have
common
aims,
the
iron
interests
stepped
up
production
kin
kin
group
kinship
group
kindred
clan
tribe
group
of
people
related
by
blood
or
marriage
class
stratum
social
class
socio-economic
class
people
having
the
same
social,
economic,
or
educational
status,
the
working
class,
an
emerging
professional
class
taxonomic
group
taxonomic
category
taxon
animal
or
plant
group
having
natural
relations
animal
group
a
group
of
animals
al-Gama'a
al-Islamiyya
Islamic
Group
a
terrorist
organization
of
militant
Islamists
organized
into
tiny
cells
of
extreme
fundamentalists,
emerged
during
the
s
mainly
in
Egyptian
jails,
al-Gama'a
al-Islamiyya
uses
force
to
push
Egyptian
society
toward
Islamic
rule
Armed
Islamic
Group
GIA
a
terrorist
organization
of
Islamic
extremists
whose
violent
activities
began
in
,
aims
to
overthrow
the
secular
Algerian
regime
and
replace
it
with
an
Islamic
state,
the
GIA
has
embarked
on
a
terrorist
campaign
of
civilian
massacres
Armenian
Secret
Army
for
the
Liberation
of
Armenia
ASALA
Orly
Group
rd
October
Organization
a
militant
Marxist-Leninist
terrorist
organization
formed
in
to
force
Turkey
to
acknowledge
killing
more
than
a
million
Armenians
and
forcibly
removing
them
from
border
areas
in
,
wants
Turkey
to
pay
reparations
and
cede
territory
to
Armenia,
ASALA
bombing
at
Orly
Airport
in
Paris
in
killed
and
wounded
people
First
of
October
Antifascist
Resistance
Group
GRAPO
an
armed
wing
of
the
(illegal)
Communist
Party
of
Spain,
seeks
to
overthrow
the
Spanish
government
and
replace
it
with
a
Marxist-Leninist
regime,
GRAPO
is
vehemently
opposed
to
the
United
States
Islamic
Group
of
Uzbekistan
IMU
Islamic
Party
of
Turkestan
a
terrorist
group
of
Islamic
militants
formed
in
,
opposes
Uzbekistan's
secular
regime
and
wants
to
establish
an
Islamic
state
in
central
Asia,
is
a
conduit
for
drugs
from
Afghanistan
to
central
Asian
countries
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