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in·stru·ment [ˈɪnstrəmənt] N

1. instrument MUS:

instrument
Instrument nt <-(e)s, -e>

2. instrument (tool, measuring device):

instrument
Instrument nt <-(e)s, -e>
instrument
Apparat m <-(e)s, -e>
a blunt instrument

3. instrument (means):

instrument
Mittel nt <-s, ->
he saw the theatre as an instrument of change

4. instrument LAW form (document):

instrument
Urkunde f <-, -n>

bear·er ˈin·stru·ment N FIN

bearer instrument
Inhaberpapier nt <-s, -e>

capi·tal ˈin·stru·ment N

capital instrument

de·riva·tive ˈin·stru·ment N FIN

derivative instrument

fi·nan·cial ˈin·stru·ment N ECON, FIN

financial instrument
financial instrument
financial instrument

ˈfi·nanc·ing in·stru·ment N

financing instrument

ˈin·stru·ment board N

instrument board AUTO
Armaturenbrett nt <-(e)s, -er>
instrument board AVIAT, NAUT

in·ˈvest·ment in·stru·ment N

investment instrument

key·board ˈin·stru·ment N

keyboard instrument
Tasteninstrument nt <-(e)s, -e>

ne·go·tiable ˈin·stru·ment N FIN

negotiable instrument

ˈpoli·cy in·stru·ment N

policy instrument

reed ˈin·stru·ment N

reed instrument
a double-reed instrument

stringed in·stru·ment [ˌstrɪŋdˈ-] N

stringed instrument
Saiteninstrument nt <-(e)s, -e>