INCIDENTAL WAGE COSTS - английски-немски превод

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incidental wage costs

Lohnnebenkosten pl

wage costs

Lohnkosten pl

немски

английски

Lohnkosten

wage [or labour] [or Am labor] costs мн

Lohnkostenzuschuss

wage costs subsidy

Lohnnebenkosten

incidental labour [or Am -or] [or wage] costs мн

Lohnnebenkosten

ancillary wage costs мн

Hochlohnland

country with high wage costs

Erwerbsnebenkosten

incidental acquisition costs мн

in·ci·den·tal [ˌɪn(t)sɪˈdentəl, Am -t̬əl] ПРИЛ

1. incidental (related):

incidental

begleitend attr

incidental

verbunden

to be incidental to sth

mit etw дат einhergehen

expenses incidental to travel

bei Reisen anfallende Kosten

2. incidental (secondary):

incidental

nebensächlich

incidental

zweitrangig

these points are true but incidental to the main problem

diese Punkte sind zwar zutreffend, aber für das eigentliche Problem ohne Belang

incidental charges

Nebengebühren pl

incidental expenses

Nebenkosten pl

incidental wage costs

Lohnnebenkosten pl

3. incidental:

incidental (by chance)

zufällig

incidental (in passing)

beiläufig

incidental question/remark

beiläufige Frage/Bemerkung

I. cost [kɒst, Am kɑ:st] ГЛАГ прх

1. cost <cost, cost> (amount to):

to cost £40/lots of money/nothing

40 Pfund/viel Geld/nichts kosten

how much does it cost?

wie viel kostet es?

it'll cost you to have your roof mended

das Ausbessern deines Daches wird dich ganz schön was kosten

it cost him dear to apologize

es fiel ihm schwer, sich zu entschuldigen

it doesn't cost anything to ask

fragen kostet nichts

to cost a bundle

viel kosten

to cost a small fortune [or an arm and a leg] [or Brit also a packet]

ein kleines Vermögen [o. разг eine Stange Geld] kosten

2. cost <cost, cost> (cause loss of):

drinking and driving costs lives

Trunkenheit am Steuer fordert Menschenleben

to cost sb his/her patience

jds Geduld kosten

to cost [sb] time/energy

[jdn] viel Zeit/Energie kosten

3. cost <-ed, -ed> (calculate price):

to cost sth [out]

etw [durch]kalkulieren

II. cost [kɒst, Am kɑ:st] СЪЩ

1. cost (price):

cost

Preis м <-es, -e>

cost of

Kosten pl für +вин

this policy means that the cost of goods will rise/fall again

diese Politik bedeutet, dass die Kosten für Konsumgüter wieder steigen/fallen werden

costs order ЮР

Kostenentscheidung f [durch das Gericht]

at no cost to the state/consumers

ohne Kosten für den Staat/Verbraucher

cost of borrowing [or money]

Kreditkosten pl

cost, insurance and freight

Kosten, Versicherung und Fracht

fixed/taxed costs

feststehende/festgesetzte Kosten

at no extra cost

ohne Aufpreis

at huge cost

für Unsummen

to cover [or form defray] the cost of sth

die Kosten von etw дат decken

to cut the cost of sth

den Preis von etw дат heruntersetzen

to sell sth at cost

etw zum Selbstkostenpreis verkaufen

2. cost прен (sacrifice):

cost

Aufwand м <-(e)s> kein pl

it may be less expensive but consider the cost in time and effort

es ist vielleicht günstiger, aber bedenke den Aufwand an Zeit und Bemühungen

at the cost of one's health

auf Kosten der Gesundheit

at no cost to the environment/quality

ohne Beeinträchtigung der Umwelt/Qualität

at all cost[s] [or at any cost] [or whatever the cost]

um jeden Preis

at all cost[s] [or at any cost] [or whatever the cost]

koste es, was es wolle

at great personal cost

unter großen persönlichen Opfern

to learn sth to one's cost

etw am eigenen Leib erfahren

to sb's cost

zu jds Leidwesen

Phrases:

costs pl of

Kosten pl für +вин

costs ЮР

Prozesskosten pl

to cut costs

die Kosten senken

the costs incurred

die entstandenen [o. angefallenen] Kosten

I. wage [weɪʤ] ГЛАГ прх form

to wage war [or a campaign] against/for sth/sb

gegen/für etw/jdn zu Felde ziehen

to wage war on sth прен

gegen etw вин vorgehen

to wage war with sth/sb

mit etw/jdm Krieg führen

II. wage [weɪʤ] СЪЩ

1. wage (payment for work):

wage

Lohn м <-(e)s, Lö̱h·ne>

they get paid good wages at the factory

sie werden in der Fabrik gut bezahlt

wage differential

Lohnunterschied м <-(e)s, -e>

to get a decent/good/low wage

anständig/gut/wenig verdienen

living wage

[für den Lebensunterhalt] ausreichender Lohn

minimum wage

Mindestlohn м <-(e)s, -löhne>

real wages

Reallöhne pl

to earn a wage

Lohn erhalten

2. wage прен (results):

wages pl

Lohn м <-(e)s, Lö̱h·ne> kein pl прен

wages of

Quittung f <-, -en> kein pl прен für +вин

the wages of sin

der Sünde Lohn

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cost ГЛАГ

and what would it cost to save the world?

und was würde es kosten, die Welt zu retten?

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cost СЪЩ

at low cost

preiswert

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wage ГЛАГ

this needs to be waged on many fronts

hier muss man an verschiedenen Fronten kämpfen

incidental wage costs СЪЩ ACCOUNT

incidental wage costs

Lohnnebenkosten мн

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incidental costs

Nebenkosten мн

incidental acquisition costs

Erwerbsnebenkosten мн

non-wage labour costs

Lohnnebenkosten мн

non-wage labour costs

Nicht-Lohnkosten мн

немски

английски

Lohnnebenkosten

incidental wage costs

Lohnnebenkosten

non-wage labor costs

Nebenkosten

incidental costs

Erwerbsnebenkosten

incidental acquisition costs мн

Nicht-Lohnkosten

non-wage labor costs

cost СЪЩ ACCOUNT

cost (Kosten)

Aufwand м

wage СЪЩ HUM RESOURCES

wage

Lohn м

Present

I	cost
you	cost
he/she/it	costs
we	cost
you	cost
they	cost

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)

Control groups are a way of eliminating the possibility of incidental treatments being the cause of measured effects.

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Lawsuits being unavailing, the telephone companies converted to balanced circuits, which had the incidental benefit of reducing attenuation, hence increasing range.

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His compositions included a number of songs and incidental music.

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They were more often transported as incidental passengers on ships carrying other cargoes rather than as the chief cargo on slave ships.

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This has the additional incidental advantage of producing two poles of attenuation in the stopband at different frequencies.

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