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I. ef·fect [ɪˈfekt] N
1. effect:
2. effect no pl (force):
3. effect (impression):
5. effect spec (belongings):
6. effect (summarizing):
I. knock [nɒk, Am nɑ:k] N
II. knock [nɒk, Am nɑ:k] VB intr
1. knock (strike noisily):
2. knock (collide with):
III. knock [nɒk, Am nɑ:k] VB trans
1. knock (hit):
2. knock (blow):
3. knock (drive, demolish):
4. knock inf (criticize):
Phrases:
I. on [ɒn, Am ɑ:n] PREP
1. on (on top of):
2. on with verbs of motion (onto):
3. on (situated on):
4. on (from):
5. on (clothing):
6. on (hurt by):
7. on (supported by a part of the body):
8. on (in possession of):
9. on (marking surface of):
10. on (about):
11. on (based on):
12. on (as member of):
13. on (against):
14. on (through device of):
15. on (through medium of):
17. on (travelling with):
18. on (on day of):
19. on (at time of):
20. on (engaged in):
21. on (regularly taking):
22. on (paid by):
23. on (sustained by):
24. on (as payment for):
25. on (added to):
26. on (connected to):
27. on (according to):
28. on (burdening):
29. on (experiencing):
30. on (compared with):
31. on (by chance):
32. on after n (following):
33. on Aus, Brit SPORTS (having points of):
II. on [ɒn, Am ɑ:n] ADV inv
1. on (in contact with):
2. on (on body):
3. on (indicating continuance):
4. on (in forward direction):
5. on (being shown):
6. on (scheduled):
7. on (functioning):
8. on (aboard):
10. on:
Phrases:
on ADV
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Of course, there is a knock-on effect on average advertised salaries.
www.onrec.com There are also serious concerns about the knock-on effect of the loss of the post-study work route.
www.techworld.com If the pay rises go through, they are likely to have an immediate knock-on effect across the country.
www.dailymail.co.uk The quality of people's relationships has a real knock-on effect on many aspects of their lives including their health.
news.bbc.co.uk In the late 1990s, as a result of politically fuelled doubts about the university's survival, student levels fell drastically, with a knock-on effect on government funding.
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ecostyle.messefrankfurt.com ______________________________________________________ lace, date Signature P 1 I.e. integrate them into the production process (closed material cycles, avoiding waste and emissions, etc.), thereby internalising ecological and resulting social costs within the company so that these will not have negative knock-on effects on the community or future generations (= opposite of externalisation).
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______________________________________________________ rt, Datum Unterschrift O 1 D.h. in den Produktionsprozess einzubinden (Schließung der Stoffströme, Vermeidung von Abfall und Emissionen, etc.), und damit ökologische und soziale Folgekosten unternehmerisch soweit zu verinnerlichen, das diese nicht als negative Folgewirkungen Gemeinschaft und kommenden Generationen belasten (= Gegenteil von Externalisierung).
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ecostyle.messefrankfurt.com ______________________________________________________ Place, date Signature 1 I.e. integrate them into the production process (closed material cycles, avoiding waste and emissions, etc.), thereby internalising ecological and resulting social costs within the company so that these will not have negative knock-on effects on the community or future generations (= opposite of externalisation).
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1 D.h. in den Produktionsprozess einzubinden (Schließung der Stoffströme, Vermeidung von Abfall und Emissionen, etc.), und damit ökologische und soziale Folgekosten unternehmerisch soweit zu verinnerlichen, das diese nicht als negative Folgewirkungen Gemeinschaft und kommenden Generationen belasten (= Gegenteil von Externalisierung).
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stevia-gesund.de There was neither a cancer risk, a fertility limitation or any other suspected knock-on effect will be confirmed.
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Es konnte weder ein Krebsrisiko, eine Fertilitätseinschränkung oder eine sonstige vermutete Folgewirkung bestätigt werden.
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