intermediary

intermediary
noun
Vermittler, der/Vermittlerin, die
* * *
[intə'mi:diəri]
plural - intermediaries; noun
(a person who takes messages from one person to another in a dispute etc, especially in order to settle the dispute.) der/die Vermittler(in)
* * *
inter·medi·ary
[ˌɪntəˈmi:diəri, AM -t̬ɚˈmi:dieri]
I. n Vermittler(in) m(f), Intermediär(in) m(f)
through an \intermediary über einen Mittelsmann [o Vermittler
II. adj inv vermittelnd
\intermediary role Vermittlerrolle f
\intermediary stage Zwischenstadium nt
* * *
["Intə'miːdIərɪ]
1. n
(Ver)mittler(in) m(f), Mittelsperson f, Mittelsmann m
2. adj
(= intermediate) mittlere(r, s); (= mediating) vermittelnd

intermediary role — Vermittlerrolle f

* * *
intermediary [ˌıntə(r)ˈmiːdjərı; US -dıˌeriː]
A adj
1. academic.ru/38795/intermediate">intermediate1 A 1, A 2, A 3:
intermediary storage Zwischenlagerung f (von Atommüll etc)
2. MED, PHYSIOL intermediär:
intermediary metabolism intermediärer Stoffwechsel, Zwischenstoffwechsel m
B s
1. Vermittler(in), Mittelsmann m
2. WIRTSCH Zwischenhändler(in)
3. Vermittlung f
4. a) Zwischenform f
b) Zwischenstadium n
* * *
noun
Vermittler, der/Vermittlerin, die
* * *
adj.
dazwischenliegend adj. n.
Zwischenhändler m.

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