financial

financial
adjective
finanziell; Finanz[mittel, -quelle, -experte, -lage]; Geld[mittel, -geber, -sorgen]; Wirtschafts[nachrichten, -bericht]
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[-ʃəl]
adjective (concerning money: financial affairs.) Finanz-...
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fi·nan·cial
[faɪˈnæn(t)ʃəl]
adj inv finanziell, Finanz-; (fiscal) Fiskal-; (monetary) Geld-
we've hired an attorney to look after her \financial affairs wir haben einen Anwalt mit der Verwaltung ihres Vermögens beauftragt
for \financial reasons aus finanztechnischen Gründen
\financial adviser [or esp AM advisor] Finanzberater(in) m(f)
\financial difficulties finanzielle Schwierigkeiten
\financial institution Finanz[ierungs]institut nt
\financial intermediary Finanzintermediär m, Kapitalsammelstelle f
\financial ratios finanzwirtschaftliche Kennzahlen
\financial resources Geldmittel pl, Resourcen pl SCHWEIZ
\financial success finanzieller Erfolg
\financial supermarket Finanzsupermarkt m
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[faI'nnSəl]
adj
1) problems, difficulties, help, support finanziell

it makes good or sound financial sense — es ist finanziell sinnvoll

financial resources — Geldmittel pl

2) (ST EX, ECON) Finanz-

financial crisis/policy — Finanzkrise f/-politik f

financial investment — Geldanlage f

on the financial markets — auf den Finanzmärkten

financial news — Wirtschaftsnachrichten pl

financial sector — Finanzsektor m

financial adjustment — Finanzausgleich m

financial status — Finanz- or Vermögenslage f

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financial [faıˈnænʃl; fı-] adj (adv financially) finanziell, Finanz…, Geld…, Fiskal…:
financial adjustment Finanzausgleich m;
financial adviser Finanzberater(in);
financial backer Geldgeber(in);
financial circles Finanzkreise;
financial columns pl Handels-, Wirtschaftsteil m;
financial condition (oder situation) Finanz-, Vermögenslage f;
financial independence finanzielle Unabhängigkeit;
financial institution Geldinstitut n;
financial investment Geldanlage f;
financial market Finanzmarkt m;
financial newspaper Börsen-, Handelsblatt n;
financial plan Finanzierungsplan m;
financial policy Finanzpolitik f;
financial standing (oder status) Finanz-, Vermögenslage f;
financial year Br
a) Geschäftsjahr n,
b) PARL Haushalts-, Rechnungsjahr n; → academic.ru/23880/embarrassed">embarrassed 2, embarrassment 2, position A 11
fin. abk
1. finance
2. financial
3. finish
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adjective
finanziell; Finanz[mittel, -quelle, -experte, -lage]; Geld[mittel, -geber, -sorgen]; Wirtschafts[nachrichten, -bericht]
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adj.
Finanz- präfix.
finanziell adj. n.
finanztechnisch adj.

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