Translations for „pawnbroking“ in the English » German Dictionary

ˈpawn·bro·king N no pl

pawnbroking

Pfandleihe f

to go into pawnbroking

Pfandleiher/Pfandleiherin werden

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to go into pawnbroking

Pfandleiher/Pfandleiherin werden

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English

All the guys that work for me have got a knowledge of pawnbroking, which is really important, but it's also about the interaction with clients.

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But nowadays, just as pubs are closing, the pawnbroking industry is booming.

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Over the centuries, the image of pawnbroking has changed according to the economic climate, though is has never quite attained complete respectability.

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Three years later, his father established a pawnbroking business with another relative.

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Thanks to the internet and changing attitudes, pawnbroking has become a lot more accessible and acceptable.

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Ten years ago, pawnbroking was hidden away down the side of the shop.

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When he started work, back in the 1950s, the pawnbroking industry was quietly dying.

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Pawnbroking and cheque-cashing services are set to be an ongoing part of the high street business.

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The pawnbroking business is booming thanks to the clampdown by high street lenders on giving people credit.

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Not only did he recall them to his estates, but he gave state sanction by his ordinances to their operations in banking and pawnbroking.

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