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Firma
I. com·pa·ny [ˈkʌmpəni] N
1. company COMM:
company
Firma f <-, -men>
company
Unternehmen nt <-s, ->
car company
Firmenregister m <-s, ->
Handelsregister nt <-s, -> CH
close company
shipping company
Reederei f <-, -en>
to set up a company
2. company no pl (companionship):
company
Gesellschaft f <-, -en>
she bought two dogs for company
dull/poor company
good/interesting company
to be in company
to be in good company
to enjoy one's own company iron
to keep sb company
to keep company [with sb]
he's been keeping bad company
in the company of
in the company of
3. company no pl (visitors):
company
Besuch m <-(e)s, -e> kein pl
company
to expect/have company
4. company THEAT:
company
company
Ensemble nt <-s, -s>
5. company MIL:
company
Kompanie f <-, -ni̱·en>
6. company Brit, Can:
[Girl] Guide company
7. company Brit (in the city of London):
company
Gesellschaft f <-, -en>
company
II. com·pa·ny [ˈkʌmpəni] N modifier
company (director, earnings):
company
company headquarters
Firmensitz m <-es, -e>
company policy
company profits
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company N
big tech company
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company N
company (joint-stock company) ECON, börse spec
as·so·ci·ate(d) ˈcom·pa·ny N Brit ECON
associate(d) company
as·ˈsur·ance com·pa·ny N Brit ECON
assurance company
in·ˈsur·ance com·pa·ny N
insurance company
Versicherung f <-, -en>
insurance company
insurance company
ˈhous·ing com·pa·ny N
housing company
inter·net ˈcom·pa·ny N
internet company
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news company N
news company
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anonymous company N
anonymous company (letter-box company)
company classification N FINMKT
public company N CORP STRUCT
public company
major company N CORP STRUCT
major company
clearing company N FINMKT
clearing company
company vendor N MKT COMPET
company vendor
consultancy company N MKT COMPET
consultancy company
company takeover N MKT COMPET
company takeover
company objective N MKT COMPET
company objective
company return N INV-FIN
company return
housing company N MKT COMPET
housing company
corporation, firm, company N
oil company N
oil company
mail order company, mail order house N
mail order company
strong company N
strong company
proprietary company [prəˌpraɪətriˈkʌmpəni] N
proprietary company
English
English
German
German
public transport company PUBL TRANS
German
German
English
English
Verkehrsbetrieb PUBL TRANS
a family-run company
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However, he left suddenly in 2000, because he was resigning to spend more time with his family.
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Following numerous misappropriations, he was forced to resign but remained a prominent politician.
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His wife forced him to resign as selectman after a family row over his taking in a destitute young female.
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He returned to his diocese full of remorse, and begged for the election of another bishop, but his diocesans refused to let him resign.
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He found his professorial duties increasingly irksome, and feeling that the pressure of literary work left him no spare energy, he decided in 1880 to resign the post.
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Between December 2012 and January 2013, American companies from various industries in Germany were interviewed in a detailed online questionnaire.
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Zwischen Dezember 2012 und Januar 2013 wurden amerikanische Firmen in Deutschland aus verschiedenen Branchen in einem detaillierten Online-Fragebogens befragt.
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From 1974 on, Klaus R. Wecken was co-founder, partner and chairman of various companies in Germany and Switzerland.
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Wecken ist seit 1974 Gründer, Gesellschafter und Vorstand verschiedener Firmen in Deutschland und in der Schweiz.
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The programme is supporting companies and private initiatives in producing alternative fuels (biochar) from peanut shells, reeds and charcoal dust.
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Firmen und private Initiativen werden bei der Herstellung von Ersatzbrennstoffen (Biokohle) aus Erdnussschalen, Rohrkolbenschilf und Holzkohlestaub unterstützt.
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In terms of their own competitiveness, German companies are looking optimistically into the future:
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Wenn es um die eigene Wettbewerbsfähigkeit geht, blicken deutsche Firmen positiv in die Zukunft:
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After 1900, typewriters became a mass product made chiefly by American and German companies.
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Nach 1900 entwickelten sich Schreibmaschinen zu einem Massenprodukt, das hauptsächlich amerikanische und deutsche Firmen herstellten.
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