Übersetzung für 'commercial directory' von Englisch nach Deutsch

commercial directory

Branchenbuch {n}

Gewerbeverzeichnis {n}

Handelsadreßbuch {n} [alt]

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Werbung

commercial computer software <commercial CS>

gewerbliche Computersoftware {f}comp.

directory

Inhaltsverzeichnis {n}

Adressenliste {f}

Directory {m}

Dateiverzeichnis {n}

Adressbuch {n}

Leitfaden {m}

Namensverzeichnis {n}

master directory

Hauptverzeichnis {n}

directory entry

Verzeichniseintrag {m}

hidden directory

verstecktes Verzeichnis {n}comp.

airfield directory

Flugplatzverzeichnis {n}aviat.

business directory

Branchenführer {m} [Branchenverzeichnis]comm.econ.publ.

directory <dir>

Verzeichnis {n}

mercantile directory

Branchenverzeichnis {n}

home directory

Benutzerverzeichnis {n}comp.

trade directory

Branchenbuch {n}

directory depth

Verzeichnistiefe {f}comp.

advertising directory

Werbeadreßbuch {n} [alt]

backup directory

Sicherungs­-Dateiverzeichnis {n}

• In 1881, the follow trades and professions for Whitwarta were recorded in Wright's Australian and American commercial directory and gazetteer.
• In a commercial directory of 1870 Richard Codner is shown as a cider merchant.
• National Commercial Directory for 1828-9 described the company as: "Iron and brass founders, manufacturers of steam engines, hydraulic presses, weighing and mill machines, gas light apparatus, sugar mills and constructors of fire proof buildings".
• In "Pigot's Commercial Directory" of 1837 John Zair is listed as a whip-maker trading at 8 Exeter Row, Birmingham, in the heart of the manufacturing quarter by Gas Street Basin.
• He began publishing "The Commercial Directory" in 1814, and expanded to other cities, including London in 1823.

• "Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory for 1828-9" describes Stourbridge as a "populous, wealthy, and flourishing market town" and gives its population in 1821 as 5,090.
• National Commercial Directory for 1828-9" describes Oldbury as a village in Shropshire with close trade and manufacturing links to Dudley and Stourbridge.
• In 1835 The Commercial Directory for Derbyshire wrote that an "excellent round course has been formed where horse races take place".