consolidate

consolidate
transitive verb
1) konsolidieren [Stellung, Einfluss, Macht]
2) (combine) zusammenlegen [Territorien, Grundstücke, Firmen]; konsolidieren [Anleihen, Schulden]
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[kən'solideit]
verb
(to make or become solid; to strengthen.) festigen
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con·soli·date
[kənˈsɒlɪdeɪt, AM -ˈsɑ:lə-]
I. vi
1. (improve) sich akk festigen [o geh konsolidieren
2. (unite) sich akk zusammenschließen [o vereinigen
3. STOCKEX (remain unchanged) price of stock konsolidieren
II. vt
▪ to \consolidate sth
1. (improve) etw festigen [o geh konsolidieren]
to \consolidate a firm's position in the market die Marktposition einer Firma konsolidieren geh
to \consolidate one's hold on sth seinen Einfluss auf etw akk festigen
to \consolidate sb's relationship jds Beziehung festigen
2. (unite) etw vereinigen
3. LAW etw vereinfachen, schon bestehende Gesetze verbinden
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[kən'sɒlIdeɪt]
vt
1) (= confirm) festigen
2) (= combine) zusammenlegen, vereinigen; companies zusammenschließen; funds, debts konsolidieren

consolidated balance sheet — konsolidierte Bilanz

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consolidate [kənˈsɒlıdeıt; US -ˈsɑlə-]
A v/t
1. (ver)stärken, festigen (beide auch fig)
2. MIL
a) Truppen zusammenziehen
b) eine Stellung ausbauen, verstärken
3. WIRTSCH
a) (besonders Staats)Schulden konsolidieren, fundieren
b) Emissionen vereinigen, Aktien zusammenlegen
c) Gesellschaften zusammenschließen, -legen
4. JUR Klagen miteinander verbinden, zusammenlegen
5. TECH verdichten
B v/i
1. TECH sich verdichten, fest werden
2. besonders fig sich festigen:
consolidate into sich kristallisieren zu einem Ganzen
3. WIRTSCH sich zusammenschließen
C adj → consolidated
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transitive verb
1) konsolidieren [Stellung, Einfluss, Macht]
2) (combine) zusammenlegen [Territorien, Grundstücke, Firmen]; konsolidieren [Anleihen, Schulden]
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v.
festigen v.
konsolidieren v.

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