short-term

short-term
adjective
kurzfristig; befristet [Vertrag]; (provisional) vorläufig [Lösung, Antwort]
* * *
adjective
1) (concerned only with the near future: short-term plans.) kurzfristig
2) (lasting only a short time: a short-term loan.) kurzfristig
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ˈshort-term
adj kurzfristig
on a \short-term basis kurzfristig, auf kurze Sicht
\short-term debts kurzfristige Schulden
\short-term forecast kurzfristige Prognose
\short-term gains rasch zu erzielender Gewinn
\short-term loan kurzfristiger Kredit, kurzfristiges Darlehen
\short-term memory Kurzzeitgedächtnis nt
\short-term outlook Aussichten pl für die nächste Zeit
\short-term policy kurzfristige Maßnahmen
\short-term security Kurzläufer m
\short-term support kurzfristige Kursstützung
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short-term adj
1. WIRTSCH kurzfristig (Kredit etc)
2. kurzzeitig (auch TECH), auf kurze Sicht
3. short-term memory PSYCH Kurzzeitgedächtnis n
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adjective
kurzfristig; befristet [Vertrag]; (provisional) vorläufig [Lösung, Antwort]
* * *
adj.
Kurzzeit- präfix.

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