willingness

willingness
noun, no pl.
Bereitschaft, die
* * *
will·ing·ness
[ˈwɪlɪŋnəs]
n no pl (readiness) Bereitschaft f; (enthusiasm) Bereitwilligkeit f
lack of \willingness mangelnde Bereitschaft
to express one's \willingness to do sth sich akk bereit erklären, etw zu tun
to show a \willingness to do sth die Bereitschaft zeigen, etw zu tun
\willingness to assume risks Risikobereitschaft f
\willingness to pay Zahlungswilligkeit f
* * *
['wIlIŋnɪs]
n
1) (= readiness) Bereitschaft f

willingness to compromise — Kompromissbereitschaft f

willingness to help — Hilfsbereitschaft f

willingness to make concessions — Konzessionsbereitschaft f

willingness to negotiate — Verhandlungsbereitschaft f

willingness to work — Arbeitswilligkeit f

2) (= enthusiasm) Bereitwilligkeit f
* * *
willingness s (Bereit)Willigkeit f, Bereitschaft f:
willingness to compromise Kompromissbereitschaft;
willingness to help Hilfsbereitschaft;
willingness to make concessions Konzessionsbereitschaft;
willingness to negotiate Verhandlungsbereitschaft;
willingness to pay WIRTSCH Zahlungsbereitschaft;
willingness to work Arbeitswilligkeit
* * *
noun, no pl.
Bereitschaft, die
* * *
n.
Bereitwilligkeit f.
Freiwilligkeit f.
Willigkeit f.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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