BENEFIT SEGMENTATION po niemiecku - Tłumaczenie angielski-niemiecki

w słowniku PONS

ben·efit seg·men·ˈta·tion RZ. GOSP.

benefit segmentation

Marktsegmentierung r.ż. aufgrund von Nutzen

w słowniku PONS

seg·men·ta·tion [ˌsegmenˈteɪʃən] RZ. no pl

segmentation

Segmentierung r.ż. <-, -en> podn.

segmentation BIOL.

Zellteilung r.ż. <-, -en>

I. ben·efit [ˈbenɪfɪt] RZ.

1. benefit:

benefit (advantage)

Vorteil r.m. <-s, -e>

benefit (profit)

Nutzen r.m. <-s>

the lecture was of great benefit

der Vortrag hat viel gebracht pot.

the benefits of this plan must be clear to everyone

die Vorzüge dieses Plans müssen jedem klar sein

I offered her the benefits of my experience

ich bot ihr an, von meiner Erfahrung zu profitieren

she drinks a lot less now to the benefit of her health

sie trinkt jetzt sehr viel weniger, was ihrer Gesundheit zugutekommt

benefit of education

Bildungsprivileg r.n.

with the benefit of hindsight

im Nachhinein

to derive [or get] [much] benefit from sth

einen [großen] Nutzen aus etw C. ziehen

I didn't derive much benefit from school

die Schule hat mir nicht viel gebracht pot.

to give sb the benefit of the doubt

im Zweifelsfall zu jds Gunsten entscheiden

for the benefit of sb

zu jds Nutzen [o. Gunsten]

for the benefit of those who weren't listening the first time, ...

für all diejenigen, die beim ersten Mal nicht zugehört haben, ...

2. benefit Brit (welfare payment):

benefit

Beihilfe r.ż. <-, -n-> kein pl

benefit

Unterstützung r.ż. <-, -en>

family/housing/maternity benefit

Kinder-/Wohn-/Mutterschaftsgeld r.n.

sickness/unemployment benefit

Kranken-/Arbeitslosengeld r.n.

social security benefit Brit

Sozialhilfe r.ż. <-> kein pl

to be on benefit

Sozialhilfe bekommen [o. beziehen]

II. ben·efit <benefited [or benefitted], benefited [or benefitted]> [ˈbenɪfɪt] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

to benefit from sth

von etw C. profitieren

to benefit from sth

aus etw C. Nutzen ziehen

who do you think benefits from her death?

wer, glaubst du, hat etwas von ihrem Tod?

he'd benefit from a few days off

ein paar freie Tage würden ihm gut tun

III. ben·efit <benefited [or benefitted], benefited [or benefitted]> [ˈbenɪfɪt] CZ. cz. przech.

to benefit sb/sth

jdm/etw nützen

Wpis OpenDict

benefit RZ.

to be a great benefit for sth

für etw (akk) von großem Nutzen sein

sth is a great benefit for sb

jd profitiert sehr von etw (dat)

PONS słownictwo specjalistyczne dot. bankowości, finansów i ubezpieczeń

segmentation RZ. MARKET.

segmentation (Aufgliederung des Marktes)

Segmentierung r.ż.

benefit RZ. MARKET.

benefit (Vorteil)

Leistung r.ż.

benefit RZ. INW.-FIN.

benefit

Vorteil r.m.

benefit

Nutzen r.m.

benefit RZ. URZ. PAŃSTW.

benefit (finanziell)

Unterstützung r.ż.

benefit CZ. cz. przech. INW.-FIN.

benefit

profitieren

benefit RZ. handel

benefit

Vergünstigung r.ż.

Present

I	benefit
you	benefit
he/she/it	benefits
we	benefit
you	benefit
they	benefit

Past

I	benefited / benefitted
you	benefited / benefitted
he/she/it	benefited / benefitted
we	benefited / benefitted
you	benefited / benefitted
they	benefited / benefitted

Present Perfect

I	have	benefited / benefitted
you	have	benefited / benefitted
he/she/it	has	benefited / benefitted
we	have	benefited / benefitted
you	have	benefited / benefitted
they	have	benefited / benefitted

Past Perfect

I	had	benefited / benefitted
you	had	benefited / benefitted
he/she/it	had	benefited / benefitted
we	had	benefited / benefitted
you	had	benefited / benefitted
they	had	benefited / benefitted

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

The molecular profiling of breast cancers in this trial may help shed light on which cancers benefit from an anthracycline and which from a taxane.

www.cancernetwork.com

A secondary security benefit stems from the owner's control of schedule and itinerary.

en.wikipedia.org

Evidence from a significant number of housing benefit offices demonstrates that local, face-to-face processing of benefits is cheaper and faster than distant automated telephone and online processing.

en.wikipedia.org

Defined benefit pension provision is voluntary, and is not run to make a profit: that is left to the employer's core business.

www.actuarialpost.co.uk

This batch of tunes could be used in much the same way, and includes some characters who would probably benefit mightily, if temporarily, from a good antifogmatic.

en.wikipedia.org