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| génér. |
business; bustle; carried on; commission; firm; mode; operating; operation; service; undertaking; duty; activity; operations; organization |
| brev. |
works (techn. Anlage, Werk); factory (techn. Anlage, Werk); plant (techn. Anlage, Werk); enterprise (Unternehmen); establishment (Unternehmen) |
| démogr., agric. |
forest estate; forest property |
| entr. |
establishment; shop |
| entr., informat. |
processing |
| techn. |
business unit; company; concern; enterprise; factory; manufacturing shop; plant; unit; working; workshop; industrial facility |
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| génér. |
operating |
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| génér. |
undertakings; firms |
| stat. |
local unit |
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| génér. |
operating |
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| chim., électr. |
at flowing conditions |
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| sciences., agric. |
forced |
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| informat. |
operation (Geraet) |
| transp. |
volume of passenger traffic |
| écon. |
running |
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| envir. |
firm A commercial partnership of two or more persons, especially when incorporated; firm |
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| génér. |
the operating (das Betreiben) |
| agric. |
economy; husbandry; department; shed |
| constr. |
trust; mill; farm; agricultural enterprise; factor; works |
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Co. |
| industr. |
work-room |
| métall. |
exploration; working (of a furnace, eines Schmelzofens) |
| techn. |
out of order ausser; mode of operation |
| écon. |
manufacturer on a contract basis; manufacturer on a proprietary basis; manufacturer of proprietary products; agency shop; open shop; truck shop; first-tier subcontractor; lower-tier subcontractor; second-tier subcontractor; sweatshop; undertaking (-> enterprise); business unit (z.B. des Handels, der Industrie u.a.) |
| écon., amér. |
preferential shop |
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| antenn.ond. |
π-mode |
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| agric. |
industrial; production; works; plant; mill; factory; breeding |
| armes. |
operation |
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trade secret |
| règl. |
operational |
| écon. |
managing; operative; service; trading |
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| techn. |
operational |
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| génér. |
prosecuted |
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| écon. |
enterprise |
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| Allemand glossaire |
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| inform. |
Bewegung |
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| abrév. |
Point-To-Point-Betrieb |
