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indirekte Adressierung
no Dicionário PONS
de·ferred ad·ˈdress·ing SUBST COMPUT
no Dicionário PONS
I. ad·dress <pl -es> SUBST [əˈdres, americ a. ˈæd-]
1. address (abode):
Adresse f <-, -n>
Anschrift f <-, -en>
2. address formal (skill):
Geschick nt <-(e)s> kein pl
3. address COMPUT:
Adresse f <-, -n>
4. address:
Rede f <-, -n> an +Acus
Ansprache f <-, -n> an +Acus
5. address (title):
6. address lit (courtship):
jdm den Hof machen coloq antiq
II. ad·dress VERBO trans [əˈdres]
1. address (write address):
to address sth [to sb/sth]
etw [an jdn/etw] adressieren
2. address (direct):
sich Acus an jdn/etw wenden [o. CH, A a. richten]
3. address (speak to):
4. address (use title):
to address sb [as sth]
jdn [als etw Acus] anreden
5. address (deal with):
to address sth issue
6. address (in golf):
de·ferred [dɪˈfɜ:d, americ -ˈfɜ:rd] ADJ ECON, FINAN
Ratenzahlung f <-, -en>
I. de·fer <-rr-> [dɪˈfɜ:ʳ, americ -ˈfɜ:r] VERBO intr formal
to defer to sb/sth
sich Acus jdm/etw beugen [o. fügen]
sich Acus jds Urteil fügen
II. de·fer <-rr-> [dɪˈfɜ:ʳ, americ -ˈfɜ:r] VERBO trans
to defer sth
to defer sth FINAN, JUR
Entrada OpenDict
address SUBST
address (in golf) DESP
Entrada OpenDict
address VERBO
Entrada OpenDict
address VERBO
Dicionário da Banca, das Finanças e dos Seguros PONS
defer VERBO trans DIR COMERC
Present
Iaddress
youaddress
he/she/itaddresses
weaddress
youaddress
theyaddress
Past
Iaddressed
youaddressed
he/she/itaddressed
weaddressed
youaddressed
theyaddressed
Present Perfect
Ihaveaddressed
youhaveaddressed
he/she/ithasaddressed
wehaveaddressed
youhaveaddressed
theyhaveaddressed
Past Perfect
Ihadaddressed
youhadaddressed
he/she/ithadaddressed
wehadaddressed
youhadaddressed
theyhadaddressed
PONS OpenDict

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