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wirklich
I. real [rɪəl, ingl. am. ri:l] ADJ.
1. real (not imaginary):
real
real
real things
real things
real land
in real life
the real world
2. real (genuine):
real
real beauty
real danger
real threat
3. real (for emphasis):
real bargain
to be a real dump
4. real GASTR.:
real
real coffee
Bohnenkaffee m <-s> kein pl
5. real hum. (proper):
a real man
6. real coloq. (utter):
a real disaster
7. real atrbv. FIN., ECON.:
real
real
real
real earnings [or income]
Realeinkommen nt <-s, ->
real earnings [or income]
in real terms
real wages
Reallohn m <-(e)s, -löhne>
8. real MAT.:
real number
9. real FOTO:
real image
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
for real coloq.
for real coloq.
wahr <wahrer, am wahrsten>
get real! esp ingl. am. coloq.
to be the real McCoy coloq.
the real thing (not fake)
II. real [rɪəl, ingl. am. ri:l] ADV. esp ingl. am. coloq.
real
wirklich coloq.
real
total argot
real
echt argot
ˈreal-look·ing ADJ. inv.
real-looking
I. ˈreal time SUST.
real time
Echtzeit f <-, -en>
real time
II. ˈreal time SUST. modifier INFORM.
real-time
real-time
real ˈprop·er·ty SUST. no pl ingl. brit.
Grundbesitz m <-es> kein pl
real ˈten·nis SUST. no pl ingl. brit.
real tennis
real ˈnum·ber SUST. MAT.
real number
real ˈin·come SUST. ECON.
real income
Realeinkommen nt <-s, ->
real ˈwages SUST. pl. ECON.
real wages
Realeinkommen nt <-s, ->
ˈreal es·tate SUST. no pl esp ingl. am., ingl. austr.
real estate ARQUIT.
real estate brokerage no pl
real estate management no pl
real estate management no pl
Grundstück nt <-(e)s, -e>
real estate tax
Grundsteuer f <-, -n>
real estate trading no pl
Entrada de OpenDict
real presence SUST.
real presence REL.
real wealth SUST. INV. FIN.
real wealth
real sector SUST. MERC. COMP.
real sector
real winner SUST. MKTG.
real yield SUST. INV. FIN.
real assets SUST. INMO.
Realwerte m pl.
real security SUST. INV. FIN.
real economy SUST. MERC. COMP.
real economy
real capital SUST. MERC. COMP.
real wage SUST. FISCO
real wage
real investment SUST. INV. FIN.
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Its citizens half jokingly refer to it as the real capital.
en.wikipedia.org
The more economic distortion that comes about, the more real capital that is ultimately destroyed through malinvestment.
www.marketoracle.co.uk
Young adults with high taxes, no real capital, undisciplined at savings, buy it as its "cheaper", and more buy condos now than family homes.
www.macleans.ca
But the relationship between real capital and asset prices might also help investors understand when to buy.
business.financialpost.com
Borrowers have made a real capital loss of 4 percent in two years, and lenders, the banks, have made a corresponding loss.
www.economonitor.com
Ejemplos de uso procedentes de internet (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)
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The abbreviation RISC ( Reduces Instruction Set CPU ) does not stand for the risk to get only the half of a processor, but means simplified, that in the processor instead of up to 2000 commands ( most of them never get used ) only the real important commands ( about 30 ) are implemented.
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www.arcsite.de
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Die Abkürzung RISC ( Reduced Instruction Set CPU ) bedeutet nicht das Risiko, einen halben Prozessor zu bekommen, sondern heißt vereinfacht, daß im Prozessor statt bis zu 2000 Befehlen ( von denen die meisten nie verwendet werden ), nur die wirklich wichtigen ( etwa 30 ) eingebaut sind.
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Colleagues In many professions, the colleagues are the real relatives, they feel with each other far more at home than at the place, they call their home, where they sleep, eat and spend a dreary Sunday.
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zoe-delay.de
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Kollegen In vielen Berufen sind die Kollegen die wirklichen Verwandten, sie fühlen sich untereinander weit mehr zu Hause als an dem Ort, den sie ihr Heim nennen, wo sie schlafen, essen und einen öden Sonntag verbringen.
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While categories 1, 2 and 4 already formed part of the 1993 definition, the real innovation was the addition of category 5, which covers most informal employees in the formal sector.
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www.giz.de
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Während die Kategorien 1, 2 und 4 bereits im Rahmen der Definition von 1993 erfasst waren, besteht die wirkliche Neuerung in der Einbeziehung der Kategorie 5, die den Großteil der informell Beschäftigten im formellen Sektor umfasst.
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Drawn from her immediate experience of daily life in Reykjavik, these graphite renderings ( containing occasional collage elements ) of incidents that she first records on video and tape, question if there is a difference between the artistic rendering of real life and the non-artistic documentation of it.
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www.bethanien.de
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Auf ihren unmittelbaren Erfahrungen im täglichen Leben Reykjaviks basierend, fragen diese gelegentlich von Collage-Elementen ergänzten Graphitzeichnungen von Ereignissen, die sie zuerst auf Video und Tonband festhält, ob ein Unterschied zwischen der künstlerischen Abbildung und der nicht-künstlerischen Dokumentation wirklichen Lebens besteht.
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While the situation at FSU has been improved through comprehensive efforts in the past, real equality of opportunities has yet to be attained.
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www.uni-jena.de
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Durch umfangreiche Anstrengungen in der Vergangenheit wurde die Situation an der FSU zwar verbessert, wirkliche Chancengleichheit ist jedoch noch nicht erreicht.
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