DEFERRED ADDRESSING - Traducción inglés-alemán

en el diccionario PONS

de·ferred ad·ˈdress·ing SUST. INFORM.

deferred addressing

indirekte [o. ausgesetzte] Adressierung

en el diccionario PONS

I. ad·dress <pl -es> SUST. [əˈdres, ingl. am. a. ˈæd-]

1. address (abode):

address

Adresse f <-, -n>

address

Anschrift f <-, -en>

she's not at that address any more

sie wohnt nicht mehr dort

business/home address

Geschäfts-/Privatadresse f

physical address

Postanschrift f

not known at this address

Empfänger unbekannt

2. address form. (skill):

address

Geschick nt <-(e)s> kein pl

3. address INFORM.:

address

Adresse f <-, -n>

4. address:

address (speech) to

Rede f <-, -n> an +acus.

address (for a particular occasion) to

Ansprache f <-, -n> an +acus.

5. address (title):

form of address

[Form f der] Anrede f

6. address liter. (courtship):

to pay one's addresses to sb

jdm den Hof machen coloq. arcznte.

II. ad·dress V. trans. [əˈdres]

1. address (write address):

to address sth [to sb/sth]

etw [an jdn/etw] adressieren

to address a letter/a parcel

einen Brief/ein Paket adressieren

2. address (direct):

to address sth to sb he addressed a few introductory remarks to the audience

er richtete einige einführende Bemerkungen an die Zuhörer

to address oneself to sb/sth

sich acus. an jdn/etw wenden [o. suizo, austr. a. richten]

3. address (speak to):

to address sb

jdn ansprechen

were you addressing me?

haben Sie mit mir gesprochen?

he rose to address the meeting

er erhob sich, um zu der Versammlung zu sprechen

to address oneself to sb

jdn ansprechen

4. address (use title):

to address sb [as sth]

jdn [als etw acus.] anreden

5. address (deal with):

to address sth issue

etw ansprechen

6. address (in golf):

to address the ball

den Ball anvisieren

de·ferred [dɪˈfɜ:d, ingl. am. -ˈfɜ:rd] ADJ. ECON., FIN.

deferred coupon note [or interest bond]

Obligationen pl mit aufgeschobener Verzinsung

deferred equity

Nachzugsaktien pl

deferred payment (later payment)

aufgeschobene Zahlung

deferred payment (instalment)

Ratenzahlung f <-, -en>

deferred ordinary shares

Nachzugsaktien pl

deferred tax

latente Steuer

I. de·fer <-rr-> [dɪˈfɜ:ʳ, ingl. am. -ˈfɜ:r] V. intr. form.

to defer to sb/sth

sich acus. jdm/etw beugen [o. fügen]

to defer to sb's judgement

sich acus. jds Urteil fügen

II. de·fer <-rr-> [dɪˈfɜ:ʳ, ingl. am. -ˈfɜ:r] V. trans.

to defer sth

etw verschieben

to defer sth FIN., DER.

etw aufschieben [o. aussetzen]

to defer a decision

eine Entscheidung vertagen

Entrada de OpenDict

address SUST.

address (in golf) DEP.

Ansprechen (Position vor dem Abschlag) nt

Entrada de OpenDict

address V.

to address sth (deal with)

sich (akk) mit etw (akk) befassen

Entrada de OpenDict

address V.

to address a problem (tackle)

ein Problem angehen

to address basic questions

Grundfragen klären

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defer V. trans. DER. ECON.

defer (Verfahren verschieben)

aussetzen

Present

I	address
you	address
he/she/it	addresses
we	address
you	address
they	address

Past

I	addressed
you	addressed
he/she/it	addressed
we	addressed
you	addressed
they	addressed

Present Perfect

I	have	addressed
you	have	addressed
he/she/it	has	addressed
we	have	addressed
you	have	addressed
they	have	addressed

Past Perfect

I	had	addressed
you	had	addressed
he/she/it	had	addressed
we	had	addressed
you	had	addressed
they	had	addressed

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Aside from personal or household maintenance, the manifesto also addressed general or public maintenance and earth maintenance, such as addressing polluted waters.

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In fact, he has it on the speed dial address that he finds appropriate for her, 666.

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Starting in 1990, the radio would instead simulcast the public address system during the pre-race ceremonies.

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It has been revealed that the search warrant was for a different address.

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The setting of the film's period is similar to that of the first film, with the speaker addressing the audience with jump back, baby.

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