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vulgabimur
Ausstiegsregelung

in the PONS Dictionary

I. exit [ˈeksɪt, ˈegz-] N

1. exit (way out):

Ausgang m <-s, -gän·ge>
Notausgang m <-(e)s, -gänge>
Notausgang m <-(e)s, -gänge>
Feuertreppe f <-, -n>

2. exit:

Weggehen nt kein pl
Abgang m <-(e)s, -gän·ge>
Hinausgehen nt kein pl
to make an exit from room

3. exit (road off):

Ausfahrt f <-, -en>
Abfahrt f <-, -en> FRG, A

4. exit THEAT:

Abgang m <-(e)s, -gän·ge>

II. exit [ˈeksɪt, ˈegz-] VB trans

to exit sth building, road
to exit sth COMPUT program
to exit sth COMPUT program
aus etw dat aussteigen A, CH

III. exit [ˈeksɪt, ˈegz-] VB intr

1. exit (leave):

2. exit (leave road):

3. exit (leave the stage):

set·tle·ment [ˈsetl̩mənt, Am ˈset̬-] N

1. settlement:

Übereinkunft f <-, -künfte>
Vereinbarung f <-, -en>
Vergleich m <-(e)s, -e>
pay settlement esp Brit
pay settlement esp Brit
Tarifabschluss m <-es, -schlüsse>

2. settlement FIN, ECON:

Bezahlung f <-> kein pl
Begleichung f <-, -en>
Abwicklung f <-, -en>
Liquidation f <-, -en> form
Abrechnung f <-, -en>

3. settlement (conclusion):

settlement of business

4. settlement:

Siedlung f <-, -en>
Ansiedlung f <-, -en>

5. settlement no pl (subsidence):

Absinken nt <-s; kein Pl>

6. settlement LAW (passing land to trustees):

7. settlement LAW:

PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

exit settlement N FINMKT

PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary
PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

exit N INV-FIN

settlement N FINMKT

settlement N ECON LAW

settlement N ACCOUNT

settlement N TRANS PROCESS

PONS Specialized Dictionary "Verkehrswesen"

settlement

Present
Iexit
youexit
he/she/itexits
weexit
youexit
theyexit
Past
Iexited
youexited
he/she/itexited
weexited
youexited
theyexited
Present Perfect
Ihaveexited
youhaveexited
he/she/ithasexited
wehaveexited
youhaveexited
theyhaveexited
Past Perfect
Ihadexited
youhadexited
he/she/ithadexited
wehadexited
youhadexited
theyhadexited

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This is about as fast as you can slim down without expensive exit settlements and disruption to urgent work programmes.
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