property

property
noun
1) (possession[s], ownership) Eigentum, das

lost property — Fundsachen Pl.

lost property [department or office] — Fundbüro, das

2) (estate) Besitz, der; Immobilie, die (fachspr.)

property in London is expensive — die Immobilienpreise in London sind hoch

3) (attribute) Eigenschaft, die; (effect, special power) Wirkung, die
4) (Cinemat., Theatre) Requisit, das
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['propəti]
plural - properties; noun
1) (something that a person owns: These books are my property.) das Eigentum
2) (land or buildings that a person owns: He has property in Scotland.) der Besitz
3) (a quality (usually of a substance): Hardness is a property of diamonds.) die Eigenschaft
4) ((usually abbreviated to prop [prop]) a small piece of furniture or an article used by an actor in a play.) das Requisit
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prop·er·ty
[ˈprɒpəti, AM ˈprɑ:pɚt̬i]
n
1. no pl (things owned) Eigentum nt
that desk is school \property dieser Schreibtisch gehört der Schule
personal \property Privateigentum nt
other people's \property Fremdeigentum nt form
2. no pl (owned buildings) Immobilienbesitz m; (owned land) Grundbesitz m
private \property Privatbesitz m
a man of \property (form or hum) ein begüterter Mann
3. (piece of real estate) Immobilie f, Liegenschaft f
4. (attribute) Eigenschaft f
herbs have medicinal properties Kräuter haben heilende Kräfte
5. THEAT (dated: prop) Requisite f
6.
to be [a] hot \property sehr gefragt sein
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['prɒpətɪ]
n
1) (= characteristic PHILOS, COMPUT) Eigenschaft f

it has healing properties — es besitzt heilende Kräfte

2) (= thing owned) Eigentum nt

government/company property — Eigentum nt der Regierung/Firma, Regierungs-/Firmeneigentum nt

that's my property — das gehört mir

common property (lit) — gemeinsames Eigentum; (fig) Gemeingut

property is theft — Eigentum ist Diebstahl

to become the property of sb — in jds Eigentum (acc) übergehen

a man of property — ein begüterter Mann

3) (= building) Haus nt, Wohnung f; (= office) Gebäude nt; (= land) Besitztum nt; (= estate) Besitz m

this house is a very valuable property — dieses Haus ist ein sehr wertvoller Besitz

invest your money in property — legen Sie Ihr Geld in Immobilien an

property in London is dearer — die Preise auf dem Londoner Immobilienmarkt sind höher

4) (THEAT) Requisit nt
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property [ˈprɒpə(r)tı; US ˈprɑ-] s
1. Eigentum n, Vermögen n, Besitztum n, Besitz m, Hab n und Gut n:
law of property Sachenrecht n;
man of property begüterter Mann;
damage to property Sachschaden m;
common property Gemeingut n; academic.ru/37809/industrial_property">industrial property, intellectual A 1, left property, literary 2, lost B 1, personal A 6, stolen B
2. a) Grundbesitz m, -eigentum n, Landbesitz m, Liegenschaften pl
b) Grundstück n
3. JUR Eigentum(srecht) n:
beneficial property Nießbrauch m
4. PHYS Eigenschaft f:
property of material Werkstoffeigenschaft
5. Fähigkeit f, Vermögen n:
insulating property ELEK Isolationsvermögen;
sliding property TECH Gleitfähigkeit
6. Eigenheit f, -art f, Merkmal n (auch PHIL)
7. THEAT Requisit n
prop. abk
1. proper (properly)
2. property
3. proposition
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noun
1) (possession[s], ownership) Eigentum, das

lost property — Fundsachen Pl.

lost property [department or office] — Fundbüro, das

2) (estate) Besitz, der; Immobilie, die (fachspr.)

property in London is expensive — die Immobilienpreise in London sind hoch

3) (attribute) Eigenschaft, die; (effect, special power) Wirkung, die
4) (Cinemat., Theatre) Requisit, das
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(science) n.
Eigenschaft (Wissenschaft) f. n.
Besitz -ungen m.
Besitztum n.
Eigentum -¨er n.
Grundstück n.
Gut ¨-er n.

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