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Dictionary English → German: [prices]

Translation 1 - 67 of 67

	English	German
	cheap `{adj}` `[low` `in` `price;` `charging` `low` `prices]`	481 günstig `[billig]`
	flagged `{adj}` `{past-p}` `[e.g.` `stock` `prices]`	124 nachgelassen `[z.` `B.` `Aktienkurse]`
	comm. cut `{adj}` `{past-p}` `[prices]`	31 ermäßigt `[Preis]`
	sb. reduces `[prices]`	28 jd. ermäßigt
	econ. spec. sticky `{adj}` `[prices,` `wages]`	28 rigide `[starr]` `[Preise,` `Löhne]`
	comm. controlled `{adj}` `[prices]`	22 gebunden
	horrific `{adj}` `[esp.` `prices]`	21 horrend
	econ. RealEst. housing `{adj}` `[attr.]` `[e.g.` `boom,` `bubble,` `crisis,` `industry,` `market,` `prices]`	20 Immobilien- `[z.` `B.` `Boom,` `Blase,` `Krise,` `Wirtschaft,` `Markt,` `Preise]`
	sb. reduces `[prices]`	6 jd. verbilligt
Verbs
	to lift sth. `[object,` `prices]`	541 etw.^Akk. anheben `[Gegenstand,` `Preise]`
	to plummet `[prices]`	309 `[stark]` fallen `[fig.]`
	stocks to rally `[shares,` `prices,` `market,` `etc.]`	184 aufholen `[Aktien,` `Kurse,` `Börse` `etc.]`
	to jump `[e.g.` `prices]`	159 emporschnellen
	econ. to nosedive `[fig.]` `[prices,` `economy]`	92 einbrechen `[fig.]` `[Preise,` `Wirtschaft]`
	econ. fin. to inflate sth. `[prices]`	42 etw.^Akk. hochtreiben `[Preise]`
	econ. fin. to decontrol sth. `[e.g.` `prices]`	24 etw. freigeben `[z.` `B.` `Preise]`
	to rocket `[values,` `prices,` `etc.]`	24 emporschießen `[fig.]` `[geh.]` `[Werte,` `Preise` `usw.]`
	econ. fin. to unpeg sth. `[fig.]` `[to` `allow` `exchange` `rates,` `prices,` `wages,` `etc.` `to` `rise` `and` `fall` `freely]`	22 etw.^Akk. freigeben `[Wechselkurse,` `Preise,` `Löhne` `etc.]`
	to up sth. `[raise:` `prices,` `wages,` `etc.]`	19 etw.^Akk. erhöhen `[Preise,` `Gehälter` `etc.]`
	to climb `[prices` `etc.]`	in die Höhe gehen `[Preise` `etc.]`
	to plummet `[prices]`	(stark) sinken
	to price sth. `[compare` `prices]`	Preise von etw.^Dat. vergleichen / herausfinden
	to soar `[prices` `etc.]`	sprunghaft ansteigen
	to spike `[e.g.` `prices,` `blood` `sugar` `values]`	in die Höhe schießen `[z.` `B.` `Preise,` `Blutzuckerwerte]`
	to surge `[demand,` `prices` `etc.]`	(stark) ansteigen
Nouns
	comm. sales `{pl}` `[at` `reduced` `prices,` `end` `of` `season]`	30 Schlussverkauf `{m}` `[Saisonschlussverkauf]`
	stocks buoyancy `[of` `stock` `market` `prices]`	29 Aufwärtstendenz `{f}`
	comm. `[a` `customer` `in` `a` `shop` `who` `just` `wants` `to` `inform` `himself,` `to` `compare` `prices,` `or` `to` `bridge` `some` `time]`	22 Sehkunde `{m}`
	collapse `[of` `a` `bridge,` `etc.;` `of` `prices,` `of` `a` `currency]`	22 Einbrechen `{n}` `[Einsturz;` `Verfall` `(der` `Kurse,` `einer` `Währung)]`
	comm. sales `{pl}` `[at` `reduced` `prices]`	11 Ausverkauf `{m}`
	stocks `[expectation` `of` `higher` `prices` `based` `on` `industry` `consolidation` `related` `M&A` `activities]`	10 Konsolidierungsfantasie `{f}`
	restriction `[e.g.` `of` `capital,` `prices,` `freedom]`	8 Gebundenheit `{f}` `[z.` `B.` `von` `Kapital,` `Preisen,` `Freiheit]`
	comm. `[obligation` `to` `mark` `goods` `with` `prices]`	6 Preisauszeichnungspflicht `{f}`
	hist. `[revolt` `because` `of` `rising` `prices,` `Vienna,` `1911]`	Teuerungsrevolte `{f}`
	stocks fluctuation `[of` `stock` `prices]`	Kursausschlag `{m}`
2 Words: Verbs
	comm. to be firm `[to` `keep` `prices` `stable]`	die Preise halten
	comm. to force up sth. `[prices]`	etw. hochschrauben `[Preise]`
	econ. to go south `[esp.` `Am.]` `[coll.]` `[idiom]` `[of` `prices:` `to` `fall]`	in den Keller gehen `[ugs.]` `[Redewendung]` `[fallen:` `Preise` `etc.]`
	fin. to jack up `[coll.]` `[prices,` `interest` `rates` `etc.]`	in die Höhe treiben
	to leap up `[prices]`	sprunghaft ansteigen
	to push up `[e.g.` `prices]`	in die Höhe schrauben `[z.` `B.` `Preise]`
	to ratchet sth. up `[fig.]` `[e.g.` `prices,` `pressure,` `etc.]`	etw.^Akk. nach und nach steigern `[z.` `B.` `Preise,` `den` `Druck` `etc.]`
	to ratchet up `[fig.]` `[e.g.` `prices]`	nach und nach steigen `[z.` `B.` `Preise]`
	to settle down `[fig.]` `[e.g.` `prices,` `costs]`	sich einpendeln `[ein` `konstantes` `Niveau` `erreichen]`
	to yo-yo `[coll.]` `[prices,` `opinion]`	schwanken `[z.` `B.` `Preise,` `Meinung]`
	to zoom (up) `[e.g.` `prices]`	sprunghaft ansteigen `[z.` `B.` `Preise]`
2 Words: Nouns
	comm. alternative quotation `[to` `compare` `prices]`	Vergleichsangebot `{n}` `[zum` `Preisvergleich]`
	comm. Easter sale `[selling` `of` `goods` `at` `bargain` `prices]`	Ostersonderverkauf `{m}`
	heavy bill `[due` `to` `exorbitant` `prices]`	gepfefferte Rechnung `{f}` `[ugs.]` `[fig.]`
	econ. low level `[of` `prices]`	Niedrigkeit `{f}` `[veraltet` `für:` `niedriger` `Stand` `der` `Preise]`
	comm. price dispersion `[variation` `in` `prices` `across` `sellers` `of` `the` `same` `item]`	Preisdispersion `{f}` `[unterschiedliche` `Produktpreise` `bei` `verschiedenen` `Anbietern]`
	econ. RealEst. property prices `[housing` `prices]`	Immobilienpreise `{pl}`
	rapid rise `[of` `prices` `etc.]`	schneller Anstieg `{m}`
	econ. stat. target range `[e.g.` `prices,` `interest` `rates]`	Zielband `{n}`
3 Words: Others
	comm. at current prices `{adv}` `[market` `prices]`	zum Marktpreis
	considerably more favourable `{adj}` `[e.g.` `prices]`	erheblich günstiger `[z.` `B.` `Preise]`
	in the dumps `{adv}` `[coll.]` `[idiom]` `[e.g.` `profits,` `prices]`	im Keller `[Redewendung]` `[auf` `dem` `Tiefstand:` `Preise,` `Umsätze` `etc.]`
3 Words: Verbs
	to be way up `[prices,` `infections,` `etc.]`	stark gestiegen sein `[Preise,` `Infektionen` `etc.]`
3 Words: Nouns
	comm. pre-Christmas sale `[selling` `of` `goods` `at` `bargain` `prices]`	Adventssonderverkauf `{m}`
	comm. pre-Christmas sale `[selling` `of` `goods` `at` `bargain` `prices]`	Vorweihnachtssonderverkauf `{m}`
	comm. pre-ski sale `[selling` `of` `goods` `at` `bargain` `prices]`	`[Sonderverkauf` `vor` `Beginn` `der` `Skisaison]`
4 Words: Verbs
	to be in the dumper `[coll.]` `[idiom]` `[economy,` `prices,` `career,` `etc.]`	auf einem Tiefpunkt (angekommen) sein `[Redewendung]`
	idiom to be in the dumper `[economy,` `prices,` `career.,etc.]`	an einem Tiefpunkt (angekommen) sein
	to be on the rise `[idiom]` `[pay,` `prices,` `reputation,` `etc.]`	steigen `[Bezahlung,` `Preise,` `Ansehen` `etc.]`
	idiom to go through the floor `[fig.]` `[prices]`	in den Keller gehen `[fig.]`
	to go through the roof `[idiom]` `[costs,` `prices,` `etc.]`	durch die Decke gehen `[Redewendung]` `[Kosten,` `Preise` `etc.]`
4 Words: Nouns
	fin. stocks end-of-year rally `[of` `prices]`	Jahresendrallye `{f}` `[Preise]`

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