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Wirtschaft und Finanzen – Wortschatz Englisch

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  1. -rich /rɪtʃ/ (adjective) — -reich
    Beispiel: The soil is iron-rich and good for farming.
    Synonyme: full of, abundant in
  2. achieve economic growth /ə'tʃi:v ,i:kə'nɑ:mɪk ɡroʊθ/ (phrase) — wirtschaftliches Wachstum erreichen
    Beispiel: The government worked hard to achieve economic growth.
    Synonyme: promote growth, expand the economy, increase prosperity
  3. boost the economy /bu:st ði ,i:kə'nɑ:mi/ (phrase) — die Wirtschaft ankurbeln
    Beispiel: The tax cut could boost the economy.
    Synonyme: stimulate the economy, strengthen the economy, grow the economy
  4. bribery /'braɪbəri/ (noun) — Bestechung; Bestechlichkeit
    Beispiel: He was arrested for bribery.
    Synonyme: corruption, kickbacks
  5. come out of recession /kʌm aʊt əv rɪ'sɛʃən/ (phrase) — aus der Rezession herauskommen
    Beispiel: The country began to come out of recession.
    Synonyme: recover from recession, exit recession
  6. corruption /kə'rʌpʃən/ (noun) — Korruption
    Beispiel: The scandal exposed corruption in the office.
    Synonyme: dishonesty, bribery
  7. cost-cutting exercise /'kɒst ,kʌtɪŋ 'eksəsaɪz/ (phrase) — Kostensenkung; Sparmaßnahme
    Beispiel: The company launched a cost-cutting exercise last year.
    Synonyme: spending reduction, savings plan, budget cut
  8. credit card fraud /'krɛdɪt kɑ:rd frɔ:d/ (noun) — Kreditkartenbetrug
    Beispiel: Credit card fraud is a serious crime.
    Synonyme: card fraud, identity theft, payment fraud
  9. devaluation /,di:vælju'eɪʃən/ (noun) — Abwertung
    Beispiel: The devaluation hurt the local economy.
    Synonyme: currency drop, loss in value
  10. devalue /di:'vælju:/ (verb) — abwerten
    Beispiel: The central bank may devalue the currency.
    Synonyme: reduce the value of, lower the value of
  11. direct debit /,daɪrɛkt 'dɛbɪt/ (noun) — Lastschrift; Einzugsermächtigung
    Beispiel: The rent is paid by direct debit each month.
    Synonyme: automatic payment, auto-pay, standing order
  12. discount /'dɪskaʊnt/ (noun) — Rabatt; Preisnachlass
    Beispiel: The store offered a discount on shoes.
    Synonyme: reduction, price cut, markdown
  13. double-dip /,dʌbəl 'dɪp/ (phrase) — Doppelrezession
    Beispiel: The economy could double-dip if demand stays weak.
    Synonyme: recede again, fall back into recession
  14. ease debt /i:z dɛt/ (phrase) — Schulden erleichtern
    Beispiel: The new policy will ease debt for small businesses.
    Synonyme: reduce debt, lighten debt
  15. economic /,i:kə'nɑ:mɪk/ (adjective) — wirtschaftlich; ökonomisch
    Beispiel: Economic growth slowed this year.
    Synonyme: financial, monetary, commercial
  16. economic growth /,i:kə'nɑ:mɪk ɡroʊθ/ (phrase) — Wirtschaftswachstum
    Beispiel: Economic growth slowed last quarter.
    Synonyme: economic expansion, growth in the economy
  17. emerge from recession /ɪ'mɜ:rdʒ frəm rɪ'sɛʃən/ (phrase) — aus der Rezession hervorgehen
    Beispiel: The economy began to emerge from recession.
    Synonyme: recover, bounce back, pick up
  18. endowment /ɪn'daʊmənt/ (noun) — Stiftungsvermögen; Schenkung
    Beispiel: The museum received a large endowment.
    Synonyme: fund, grant, gift
  19. expenditure /ɪk'spendɪtʃər/ (noun) — Ausgaben; Aufwendungen
    Beispiel: The report listed the year's expenditures.
    Synonyme: spending, costs, outlay
  20. extras /'ekstrəz/ (noun) — Zusatzkosten; Extras
    Beispiel: The package includes extras.
    Synonyme: add-ons, additional items, optional services
  21. financial /faɪ'nænʃəl/ (adjective) — finanziell; Finanz-
    Beispiel: She gave me financial advice.
    Synonyme: monetary, fiscal, economic
  22. financial reward /faɪ'nænʃəl rɪ'wɔ:rd/ (phrase) — finanzielle Belohnung; Geldprämie
    Beispiel: The bonus was a financial reward for her hard work.
    Synonyme: bonus, payment, incentive
  23. frugal /'fru:ɡəl/ (adjective) — sparsam; genügsam
    Beispiel: He lives a frugal life.
    Synonyme: thrifty, economical, sparing
  24. GDP /,dʒi: di: 'pi:/ (noun) — Bruttoinlandsprodukt (BIP)
    Beispiel: GDP grew faster than expected last year.
    Synonyme: gross domestic product, national output, economic output
  25. get (money) out /ɡɛt 'mʌni aʊt/ (phrase) — Geld abheben
    Beispiel: I need to get some money out of the bank.
    Synonyme: withdraw, take out, cash out
  26. get (the bill) /ɡet ðə bɪl/ (phrase) — Rechnung holen
    Beispiel: Can we get the bill, please?
    Synonyme: receive the bill, get the check, ask for the bill
  27. go in with /ɡoʊ ɪn wɪð/ (phrase) — sich beteiligen an; mit einsteigen bei
    Beispiel: I can go in with you on the new business.
    Synonyme: join in, partner with, share in
  28. go into recession /ɡoʊ 'ɪntu: rɪ'sɛʃən/ (phrase) — in eine Rezession geraten
    Beispiel: The economy could go into recession next year.
    Synonyme: enter recession, decline, contract
  29. go through the roof /ɡoʊ θru: ðə ru:f/ (phrase) — in die Höhe schnellen
    Beispiel: Prices went through the roof.
    Synonyme: soar, skyrocket
  30. go under the hammer /ɡoʊ 'ʌndər ðə 'hæmər/ (idiom) — versteigert werden
    Beispiel: The car will go under the hammer on Friday.
    Synonyme: be auctioned, be sold at auction, come under the hammer

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