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⇄ Übersetzung für 'Big Mac' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- Big Mac®
- Big Mac® {m} [früher: Big Mäc]gastr.
- Big Mac index
- Big-Mac-Index {m}econ.
- Werbung
- MAC clause
- MAC-Klausel {f}comm.fin.
- rubber mac [Br.]
- Gummimantel {m}
- mac [Am.] [coll.]
- Kumpel {m} [ugs.]
- plastic mac [Br.]
- Regenhaut {f}cloth.
- maximum allowable concentration <MAC>
- maximale Arbeitsplatzkonzentration {f} <MAK>ind.
Arbeitsplatzgrenzwert {m} <AGW>EUind. - material adverse change <MAC>
- wesentliche nachteilige Veränderung {f} [z. B. wesentliche Verschlechterung der Vermögensverhältnisse]comm.fin.
- message authentication code <MAC>
- Message Authentication Code {m} <MAC>comp.
Nachrichtenauthentifizierungscode {m}comp. - Mac operating system [Apple]
- Betriebssystem {n} Maccomp.
- plastic mac [Br.] [coll.]
- Plastikregenmantel {m}cloth.
- mass absorption coefficient <MAC>
- Massenabsorptionskoeffizient {m}nucl.phys.
- mac and cheese [coll.]
- Makkaroni {pl} mit Käse (überbacken)gastr.
- mac [Br.] [coll.] [mackintosh]
- Regenmantel {m}cloth.
- penny mac [Hydrangea macrophylla]
- Gartenhortensie {f}bot.T
- Mac nerd [sl.] [pej.]
- Mac-Depp {m} [ugs.] [pej.]comp.
- big-toothed / big tooth aspen [Populus grandidentata]
- Großzähnige Pappel {f}bot.T
- material adverse change <MAC> clause
- Material-Adverse-Change-Klausel {f} <MAC-Klausel>comm.fin.
- to mac on sb. [Am.] [coll.]
- jdn. anbaggern [ugs.]
- Mighty Mac [coll.] [Mackinac Bridge; Great Lakes, U.S.]
- Mackinac Bridge {f}archi.geogr.
- Big Mac ® {m} [früher: Big Mäc] = Big Mac ®
- Big-Mac-Index {m} = Big Mac index
- Mac Moneysac = Flintheart Glomgold [Disney]
- Betriebssystem {n} Mac = Mac operating system [Apple]
- MAC-Klausel {f} = MAC clause
- Mac-Depp {m} [ugs.] [pej.] = Mac nerd [sl.] [pej.]
- Message Authentication Code {m} <MAC> = message authentication code <MAC>
- Big = Big [Penny Marshall]
- Big-Endian {n} = big endian
- Big Fish = Big Fish [novel: Daniel Wallace, film: Tim Burton]
- Big Pharma {f} = big pharma
- Big Daddy = Big Daddy [Dennis Dugan]
- Big Data {pl} = big data {sg} [rarely treated as pl.]
- Big Jake = Big Jake [George Sherman]
- Big Nothing = Big Nothing [Jean-Baptiste Andrea]
- Big Band {f} = big band
- Big Beat {m} = Big Beat
- Big Valley = The Big Valley
- Big-Endian- = big-endian
- Material-Adverse-Change-Klausel {f} <MAC-Klausel> = material adverse change <MAC> clause
- Big Bounce {m} [Kosmologie] = Big Bounce [also: big bounce] [cosmology]
- Big Crunch {m} [Kosmologie] = Big Crunch [also: big crunch] [cosmology]
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
weitere Beispiele ...
- It has been observed on several occasions that the price of a Mars bar correlates fairly accurately with the change in value of the pound sterling since World War II, much in the way that the Big Mac Index has proven to be a good indicator of the actual relative purchasing power of world currencies.
- The Big Mac Index is a price index published since 1986 by "The Economist" as an informal way of measuring the purchasing power parity (PPP) between two currencies and providing a test of the extent to which market exchange rates result in goods costing the same in different countries.
- Initially referred to as "Little Big Mac", the Macintosh II was codenamed "Milwaukee" after Dhuey's hometown, and later went through a series of new names.
- Though many assume it had something to do with the lawsuit, this might be incorrect as Mayor McCheese and Officer Big Mac both appear in the 2020 Funko McDonaldland Pop!
- In 1967 Uniontown was the birthplace of the McDonald's Big Mac sandwich.
- "The Economist" uses The Big Mac Index to identify overvalued and undervalued currencies.
- For example, McDonald's licenses their trademark such as the "Golden Arches" or the "Big Mac," but the licenses gives McDonald's a right to impose strict quality standards to their franchisees as they can take back the right to the trademark if they do not meet McDonald's standards.
- A "Wall Street Journal" article in 1980 referred to these bodice rippers as "publishing's answer to the Big Mac: They are juicy, cheap, predictable, and devoured in stupefying quantities by legions of loyal fans."
- The company's tactics have included LOLA MullenLowe's "Scary Clown Night" which offered a free Whopper to anyone dressed as a clown (McDonald's mascot) on Halloween; FCB New York's Whopper Detour initiative, which encouraged mobile app users to go to a nearby McDonald's in order to unlock a 1-center Whopper; and Ingo's "The Not Big Macs" menu, which poked fun at McDonald's recent loss of the Big Mac trademark in the EU.
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