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massas
Geld
mon·ey [ˈmʌni] N no pl
1. money (cash):
money
Geld nt <-(e)s, -er>
money is tight [or short]
money at call [or call money]
Tagesgeld nt <-(e)s, -er>
to pay good money for sth
hard money Am POL
hot money
hot money
to be short of money
soft money Am
money owed
Geldschuld f <-, -en>
money well spent
to change money
to cost money
to earn money
to have money
to have money
to make money
to make money
to put money into sth
Geld in etw acc stecken
to put money into sth
in etw acc investieren
to put one's money on sb/sth also fig
auf jdn/etw setzen [o. wetten]
to raise money [for sth]
to save money
to spend money
2. money inf (pay):
money
Bezahlung f <-> kein pl
money
Verdienst m <-(e)s, -e>
money
Geld nt <-(e)s, -er>
hard-earned money
3. money FIN (options):
at the money
in the money
in-the-money option
deep in the money
Phrases:
for my money ... inf
wenn es nach mir geht ... inf
money doesn't grow on trees prov
to have money to burn inf
to be in the money inf
in [o. im] Geld schwimmen inf
money for jam [or old rope] Brit
to be [not] made of money
to marry money
to marry money
you pays your money and [you] takes your choice saying
money is the root of all evil prov
money talks prov
mon·ey-ˈmind·ed ADJ
1. money-minded (clever financially):
money-minded
2. money-minded pej (too concerned with money):
money-minded
dirty ˈmon·ey N no pl
1. dirty money (dishonestly acquired):
dirty money
2. dirty money Brit (extra pay):
dirty money
ˈmon·ey-chang·er N
1. money-changer (person):
money-changer
[Geld]wechsler(in) m (f)
2. money-changer (device):
money-changer
ˈbank money N FIN
bank money
Buchgeld nt <-es, -er>
ˈbase mon·ey N FIN
base money
in·ˈvest·ment mon·ey N
ˈe-mon·ey N no pl INET
e-money
OpenDict entry
money sink N
money sink (unnoticed expenditures) nsing inf
Geldfresser mpl inf
OpenDict entry
money-making N
this is just money-making pej
investment money N INV-FIN
fiat money N FINMKT
fiat money
money income N INV-FIN
money income
near money N INV-FIN
near money
near money
near money
near money
idle money N FINMKT
idle money
money growth N STATE
money growth
money issuing N STATE
money issuing
money transfer N TRANS PROCESS
money market N INV-FIN
money market
money market
dear money N FINMKT
dear money
in money terms
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to wire sb money [or money to sb]
money at call [or call money]
Tagesgeld nt <-(e)s, -er>
to make inroads into [or on] sth money, savings
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Academic studies reinforced the view that inflationary money growth was beneficial and optimal, and importantly, they did not anticipate a financial meltdown.
dailyreckoning.com
Instead of economic growth being dependent on money growth as the paper money advocates claim, great economic harm comes from central banks creating new money out of thin air.
www.dailyreckoning.com.au
Maintaining stable prices means also avoiding deflation by maintaining money growth to keep pace with money demand.
spectator.org
Unemployment, already at intolerable levels in some eurozone countries, is still rising and money growth remains exceptionally depressed.
www.telegraph.co.uk
International remittances are of the greatest importance for the economy since internal remittances have no effect on the money growth within the country.
en.wikipedia.org
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What gender stereotypes do we encounter – will they change through the emergence of new images, new aesthetics, more money for and in women s football?
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Welche Geschlechterstereotypen treffen wir an – werden sie sich ändern durch neue Bilder, neue Ästhetik, durch mehr Geld für den und im Frauenfußball?
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And so we were also willing to believe the story of the tour guide ´ s boss, who pockets all the money, and to give him a small tip.
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Und so waren wir auch eher bereit, die Geschichte unseres Indianers von seinem Boss, der die ganzen Gelder einstreicht, zu glauben und ihm dafür ein kleines Trinkgeld zu spendieren.
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Some factors are quite favorable at the moment, such as the stability of raw materials and currency and the expansionary monetary policy of central banks has resulted in cheap money.
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Zu den aktuell sehr günstigen Rahmenbedingungen gehört neben der Stabilität bei Rohstoffen und Währungen vor allem auch das billige Geld als Folge der expansiven Geldpolitik der Zentralbanken.
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This would allow me to earn more money, so that I can provide for my future and help out others.
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So könnte ich mehr Geld verdienen, um für meine Zukunft aufzukommen und anderen zu helfen.
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Her energy-efficient stove saves her time and money.
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www.giz.de
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Mit ihrem energieeffizienteren Herd spart sie dabei Zeit und Geld.
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