Übersetzung für 'for buying' von Englisch nach Deutsch

for buying {adv}

für den Einkauf

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mania for buying

krankhafter Kauftrieb {m}psych.

Werbung

motive for buying sth.

Kaufmotiv {n}

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advantageous moment for buying

günstiger Zeitpunkt {m}(,) um zu kaufen

rage for buying things­

Kaufmanie {f}

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book of permits for buying toxic substances

Giftbuch {n} [schweiz.] [Buch mit einzelnen Giftscheinen]

negotiation for buying a company

Verhandlung {f} über den Kauf eines Unternehmens

permit for buying toxic substances

Giftschein {m} [schweiz.] [Erlaubnisschein für den Bezug giftiger Stoffe]

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buying

Einkauf {m} [das Einkaufen]comm.

Abnahme {f} [Kauf]comm.econ.

Kauf {m}

Kaufen {n}

Erwerb {m}

buying {adj}

erkaufend

einkaufend

buying order

Kaufauftrag {m}

pathological buying

pathologisches Kaufen {n}psych.

buying-broker

Einkaufsmakler {m}

buying resistance

Kaufzurückhaltung {f} [Kaufwiderstand]comm.

buying desire

Kaufwunsch {m}

buying public

Käuferschaft {f}comm.

selective buying

gezieltes Kaufen {n}

buying mood

Kaufstimmung {f}

buying association

Einkaufsgenossenschaft {f}comm.

buying habits

Einkaufsgewohnheiten {pl}

buying motive

Kaufmotiv {n}

buying price

Kaufpreis {m}

buying club

Einkaufsring {m}

• The shipper is not responsible for delivery to the final destination from the port (generally the buyer's facilities), or for buying insurance.
• Cantor also recorded a spoken introduction on a 1938 Decca recording of Alexander's Ragtime Band by Bing Crosby and Connee Boswell in which he thanks the listener for buying the record, which supported the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
• Yle has been criticized for buying many HBO series.
• The minimum age for buying any imitation firearm in the UK is 18.
• cash for buying products and services. This is primarily because of the transparency effect and consumer's "pain of paying."

• He was responsible for buying farmland and subdividing the property into a suburban development.
• Matinicus Island Library, founded in 2016, was featured by Smithsonian Magazine in 2022 for buying books banned by other organizations in the United States.
• Sahara had a reputation for buying locally—when their purchasing ceased it was a big blow to local businesses.
• Eight months after the opening, seventy-nine percent of the 1,309 purchasers indicated in a survey that construction of a vacation home was the prime reason for buying a lot and 43% of that group said they intended to start building during 1972.
• Parading krewe members are usually responsible for buying their own throws such as beads and coins, which are thrown to parade spectators according to tradition.

• Other casinos, depending on protocol for buying chips, prohibit it as it slows gameplay considerably.
• In 1928, it released the "Standards for Buying and Selling" with the recognition that buying and selling should be mutually profitable and that cooperation would reduce the cost of purchasing.
• The winner's curse is, however, not very significant to markets with high liquidity for both buyers and sellers, as the auction for selling the product and the auction for buying the product occur simultaneously, and the two prices are separated only by a relatively small spread.
• Emotions can drive prices up and down, people are generally not as rational as they think, and the reasons for buying and selling are generally accepted.
• PETA launched a boycott campaign against Benetton for buying wool from farmers who practiced mulesing.

• It is widely requested as part of every legal and financial purpose, often requested at payment with credit or debit cards for identification guarantee and requested for buying alcoholic beverages or cigarettes or upon entrance to adults-only places like bars.
• In its first year of operation, with Timothy Eaton responsible for buying the goods to stock the store, and a staff of four, expectations were low that a store with a no-credit and no-haggling policy would succeed.
• 6% retracement level is identified as the best place for buying or selling (in continuation to the larger trend) as it increases the risk to reward ratio up to 1:3.
• Price is commonly confused with the notion of cost of production, as in "I paid a high cost for buying my new plasma television"; but technically these are different concepts.
• This system is most often applied to creative works, both for financing new productions and for buying out existing works; in the latter cases, it is sometimes known as ransom publishing model or Street Performer Protocol (SPP).