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Reserve

[rɪ'zɜ:v] n
fin. Reservekonto m
reserve [rɪ'zɜ:v] n
gen. Reserve f; Rückhalt m; Rücklage f; Reserviertheit f; Zurückhaltung f; Schutzgebiet n; Ersatzfahrer m; sich vorbehalten; Restmenge f; Reservat n; Scheu Zurückhaltung; belegen; reservieren
agric. Reserve- f; Ersatz- m; Basis f; Grundlage f; Lagerhaus n; Lagerraum m; Lagerplatz f
busin. Währungsreserve f
busin., IT zurücklegen
chem. Reserve ...
comp. Sicherung f; Backup m
econ. Einschränkung f; aufsparen; zurückstellen; sich etw. vorbehalten; sich etw. ausbedingen
fin. Reservemenge f
fin., tax., account. vorsorgliche Rückstellungen pl.; Rückstellungen f
insur. Deckungskapital n
law, ADR Zentralbankreserve f
mining. Ressourcen
patents. Vorbehalten m
sport. Nachwuchs m
tech. Ersatz m; Gegensatz n; Gegenteil n; Rückstellung f; Vorbehalt m; Vorrat m; Landwehr f (age group 35-45); Landsturm m (age groups over 45)
w.polo. Ersatzspieler m
reserves n
gen. Reserven f; Vorrat m (Reserven, z. B. Geld, Bodenschätze); Rücklagen f
account. Rückstellungen f
agric. Rücklage f
el. Vorräte m
fin. Liquiditätsreserven f; Rückstellung f
reserve football [rɪ'zɜ:v] n
gen. Amateurspieler m (Spieler bei den Amateuren)
reserve Any area of land or water that has been set aside for a special purpose, often to prevent or reduce harm to its wildlife and ecosystems [rɪ'zɜ:v] n
environ. Reservat n
Reserves n
fin., econ. Reserven f
reserve [rɪ'zɜ:v] v
gen. reservieren lassen; zurückhalten
comp., MS Reservieren (A command that allocates contiguous disk space for the device instance's workspace. Digital video devices recognize this command)
emerg.care bestellen; buchen; reservieren; vorbestellen
law bestellen
law, ADR vorbestellen
tech. besetzen; freihalten; offenhalten
reserves v
account. Lager/Vorkommen
reserved [rɪ'zɜ:vd] v
arts. vorbestellt
 English thesaurus
reserve [rɪ'zɜ:v] abbr.
abbr., qual.cont. res.
mil., abbr. res; rsv
USA Portion of a body of troops that is kept to the rear, or withheld from action at the beginning of an engagement, in order to be available for a decisive movement. see also operational reserve; Members of the uniformed Services who are not in active service but who are subject to call to active duty. see also operational reserve; Portion of an appropriation or contract authorization held or set aside for future operations or contingencies and, in respect to which, administrative authorization to incur commitments or obligations has been withheld (JP 4-05) see also operational reserve
RESERVE [rɪ'zɜ:v] abbr.
abbr., mil. Responsive Replacement Vehicle
abbr., transp. Reserve Training
Reserve
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