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portfolio charges model
Depotgebührenmodell
u rečniku PONS
u rečniku PONS
I. charge [tʃɑ:ʤ, Am tʃɑ:rʤ] N
1. charge (for goods, services):
Gebühr f <-, -en>
Eintritt m <-(e)s, -e>
Eintrittsgeld nt <-(e)s, -er>
charges forward ECON, FIN
2. charge LAW (accusation):
Anklage f <-, -n> wegen +gen
3. charge fig:
Vorwurf m <-(e)s, -wür·fe> +gen
Beschuldigung f <-, -en> wegen +gen
4. charge LAW (instructions from a judge):
5. charge no pl:
Verantwortung f <-, -en>
Obhut f <->
to be in [or under] sb's charge
to be in [or under] sb's charge
to place sb in sb's charge
jdn in jds Obhut geben
sich acc um jdn kümmern
6. charge ECON, FIN (financial burden):
Belastung f <-, -en>
Grundschuld f <-, -en>
Fixbelastung f <-, -en>
7. charge FIN:
8. charge no pl ELEC:
Ladung f <-, -en>
to leave/put sth on charge Brit
9. charge (explosive):
10. charge no pl (feeling):
11. charge (attack):
Angriff m <-(e)s, -e>
Attacke f <-, -n>
12. charge dated:
Schützling m <-s, -e>
Mündel nt <-s, ->
13. charge dated form (task):
Auftrag m <-(e)s, -trä·ge>
Aufgabe f <-, -n>
14. charge (in heraldry):
15. charge Am inf (kick):
Kick m inf
etw gibt jdm einen richtigen Kick inf
II. charge [tʃɑ:ʤ, Am tʃɑ:rʤ] VB intr
1. charge (for goods, services):
2. charge ELEC:
laden <lädt, lud, geladen>
3. charge (attack):
to charge at sb MIL
4. charge (move quickly):
III. charge [tʃɑ:ʤ, Am tʃɑ:rʤ] VB trans
1. charge (for goods, services):
to charge sth to sb's account
to charge sth to sb to charge sb [with] sth
to charge sb for sth
jdm Geld [o. etwas] für etw acc berechnen
2. charge LAW (accuse):
to charge sb [with sth]
jdn [wegen einer S. gen] anklagen
to charge sb [with sth]
jdn [einer S. gen] beschuldigen
3. charge ECON, FIN (take as guarantee):
4. charge ELEC:
Ladungsträger m <-s, ->
5. charge usu passive fig (fill with emotion):
6. charge Brit form (fill):
7. charge MIL (load):
8. charge (attack) MIL:
auf jdn losgehen inf
9. charge (make an assertion):
10. charge dated form (entrust):
to charge sb to do [or with doing] sth
jdn [damit] beauftragen [o. betrauen] , etw zu tun
to charge sb with sth
jdn mit etw dat beauftragen [o. betrauen]
11. charge usu passive (in heraldry):
I. mod·el [ˈmɒdəl, Am ˈmɑ:d-] N
1. model (representation):
Modell nt <-s, -e>
model COMPUT
model COMPUT
Nachbildung f <-, -en>
model COMPUT
Simulation f <-, -en>
2. model (example):
Modell nt <-s, -e>
Vorbild nt <-(e)s, -er>
3. model (perfect example):
Muster nt <-s, ->
to be the very model of sth fig
4. model (mannequin):
Model nt <-s, -s>
Mannequin nt <-s, -s>
Dressman m <-s, -men>
5. model (for painter):
Modell nt <-s, -e>
Aktmodell nt <-s, -e>
6. model (clothing creation):
Modell nt <-s, -e>
7. model (version):
Modell nt <-s, -e>
II. mod·el [ˈmɒdəl, Am ˈmɑ:d-] N modifier
1. model (aircraft, car, train):
2. model (exemplary):
model (husband, wife, student, teacher)
III. mod·el <-ll-> [ˈmɒdəl, Am ˈmɑ:d-] VB trans
1. model (make figure):
to model sth
2. model (on computer):
to model sth
to model sth
to model sth
3. model (show clothes):
to model sth
4. model (make model):
to model sth
port·fo·lio [ˌpɔ:tˈfəʊliəʊ, Am ˌpɔ:rtˈfoʊlioʊ] N
1. portfolio (case):
Aktenmappe f <-, -n>
Aktentasche f <-, -n>
2. portfolio (of drawings, designs):
Mappe f <-, -n>
3. portfolio FIN (financial investments):
Portefeuille nt <-s, -s> spec
Wertpapierbestand m <-(e)s, -stände>
4. portfolio POL (ministerial position):
Portefeuille nt <-s, -s> spec
Geschäftsbereich m <-(e)s, -e>
Minister(in) m (f) ohne Geschäftsbereich <-s, -> [o. spec Portefeuille]
OpenDict unos
charge N
OpenDict unos
charge VB
PONS rečnik bankarstva, finansija i osiguranja
portfolio charges model N INV-FIN
PONS rečnik bankarstva, finansija i osiguranja
engleski
engleski
nemački
nemački
nemački
nemački
engleski
engleski
PONS rečnik bankarstva, finansija i osiguranja
charge N ACCOUNT
charge N ECON LAW
charge VB trans TRANS PROCESS
portfolio N FINMKT
Present
Icharge
youcharge
he/she/itcharges
wecharge
youcharge
theycharge
Past
Icharged
youcharged
he/she/itcharged
wecharged
youcharged
theycharged
Present Perfect
Ihavecharged
youhavecharged
he/she/ithascharged
wehavecharged
youhavecharged
theyhavecharged
Past Perfect
Ihadcharged
youhadcharged
he/she/ithadcharged
wehadcharged
youhadcharged
theyhadcharged
PONS OpenDict

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Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)
Since 2010, the portfolio was merged with education and culture, again.
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A friend of his helped him put together a portfolio and go into the animation business.
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Specialist trainees must pass an examination, demonstrably achieve certain skills and submit a portfolio of work.
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Agencies within each portfolio do not submit a request for new funding, because their potential savings within the agency are unfounded.
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In its place the portfolio included youth, sport and civil society.
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