ASSOCIATED PARTNER - английски-немски превод

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as·so·ci·at·ed ˈpart·ner СЪЩ

associated partner

Verbundpartner(in) м (f)

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Verbundpartner(in)

associated partner

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I. as·so·ci·ate СЪЩ [əˈsəʊʃiət, Am -ˈsoʊ-]

1. associate:

associate (friend)

Gefährte(Gefährtin) м (f) <-n, -n>

associate (colleague)

Kollege(Kollegin) м (f) <-n, -n>

associate (of criminals)

Kumpan(in) м (f) <-s, -e> шег

associate (of criminals)

Komplize(Komplizin) м (f) <-n, -n>

he's a known associate of the Mafia boss

er gehört zu dem Dunstkreis vom Mafiaboss

business associate

Geschäftspartner(in) м (f) <-s, -; -, -nen>

close associate

enger Vertrauter/enge Vertraute

2. associate ИКОН, ФИН:

associate

Teilhaber(in) м (f) <-s, ->

associate

Gesellschafter(in) м (f) <-s, ->

associate

Partner(in) м (f) <-s, ->

II. as·so·ci·ate ГЛАГ прх [əˈsəʊʃieɪt, Am -ˈsoʊ-]

to associate sb/sth with sth

jdn/etw mit etw дат in Verbindung bringen

they associate enjoying themselves with getting drunk

für sie heißt Spaßhaben sich betrinken

to be associated with sth cause and effect

in Zusammenhang mit etw дат stehen

to associate oneself with sth

sich вин etw дат anschließen

III. as·so·ci·ate ГЛАГ нпрх [əˈsəʊʃieɪt, Am -ˈsoʊ-]

to associate with sb

mit jdm verkehren

As·so·ci·ate [Am əˈsoʊʃiət] СЪЩ Am УНИ

Associate

Grad, der nach Abschluss von 2 Jahren an einem Juniorencollege verliehen wird

I. part·ner [ˈpɑ:tnəʳ, Am ˈpɑ:rtnɚ] СЪЩ

1. partner:

partner (owner)

Teilhaber(in) м (f) <-s, ->

partner (owner)

Gesellschafter(in) м (f) <-s, ->

partner (in a law firm)

Sozius м <-, So̱·zi·en [o. So̱·zii]>

partner to a merger ФИН

Fusionspartner(in) м (f)

2. partner (accomplice):

partner in crime

Komplize(Komplizin) м (f) <-n, -n>

3. partner:

partner (in dancing)

[Tanz]partner(in) м (f)

partner (in sports)

Partner(in) м (f) <-s, ->

4. partner:

partner (spouse)

Ehepartner(in) м (f) <-s, -; -, -nen>

partner (unmarried)

[Lebens]partner(in) м (f)

sexual partner

Sexualpartner(in) м (f)

II. part·ner [ˈpɑ:tnəʳ, Am ˈpɑ:rtnɚ] ГЛАГ прх usu passive

to partner sb

jds Partner sein

to be partnered by sb

jdn als [o. zum] Partner haben

III. part·ner [ˈpɑ:tnəʳ, Am ˈpɑ:rtnɚ] ГЛАГ нпрх Am

to partner with sb

sich вин mit jdm zusammentun [o. zusammenschließen]

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associate ГЛАГ

the effect associated to this symptom

die mit diesem Symptom einhergehende Wirkung

"Банково дело, финанси, застрахователно дело"

associated partner СЪЩ CORP STRUCT

associated partner

Verbundpartner м

"Банково дело, финанси, застрахователно дело"

Verbundpartner

associated partner

"Банково дело, финанси, застрахователно дело"

associated ПРИЛ CORP STRUCT

associated (Firmen)

assoziiert

associate СЪЩ CORP STRUCT

associate (Unternehmensbeteiligte(r))

Gesellschafter м

associate СЪЩ MKT-WB

associate

Partner м

partner СЪЩ CORP STRUCT

partner (Unternehmensbeteiligte(r))

Gesellschafter м

partner (Unternehmensbeteiligte(r))

Teilhaber м

Present

I	associate
you	associate
he/she/it	associates
we	associate
you	associate
they	associate

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

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He was a thinker passionate about history; widely reading the writers that were associated with the period of decadent.

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See spinor for some examples associated with spinor representations of the spin groups and.

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Occasionally, paleontologists find and identify phytoliths associated with extinct plant-eating animals (i.e. herbivores).

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Second, severe homesickness is associated with significant distress and impairment.

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Of course, it would have been ideal to have the kind of conclusiveness associated with laboratory experiments when we conduct social experiments in communities and schools.

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