Summary
run up
angelaufen · hochgefahren · Prüflauf durchführen
to run up {verb}
anlaufen · hochfahren
run
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run {noun}
Stückzahlen · Durchlauf · Vortrieb
English-German translation for "run up"
"run up" German translation
run up
run-up
The fragility of the situation there is obvious from the run-up to the elections in Bosnia.
It seems as though the United States have decided to introduce a investment ban, in other words a run up to an economic boycott.
to take a run-up
The Member States are continuing their often painful efforts to get their public finances in order in the run-up to economic and monetary
run-up {noun}
to run up {verb}
to run up {vb} (also: to initiate, to tarnish, to warm up, warming up)
to run up {vb} (also: boot up, boot, running up)
run
As we know, the new 10th EDF can only start to run as from the beginning of 2008.
Enables objects to be addressed at run-time as a string parameter via the object name.
The amount involved this time is ECU 150 million and the loan is to run for 10 years.
The proposed programme is due to run for only three years and it is breaking new ground.
String that specifies the name of the object to be addressed at run-time.
Why would a young woman wish to run a risk of this type, except under financial pressure?
Coal and oil supplies will eventually run out and are responsible for CO2 emission.
These distortions, in turn, have an adverse effect on consumer confidence and therefore run contrary to the interests of the public.
One consequence of that merger would be a modification of the service to run from Rotterdam to ód ż in Poland, which should help to make
run on the bank
run on a bank
A number of loans will still remain active, will still have a few years to run.
A number of decisions have now been taken in the EU which run counter to our interests.
We must be credible, both in the way in which this House is run and in how we can resolve a number of internal problems.
In the run-up to this debate a whole series of requests for amendments, which it was hoped we would adopt here, were sent to me from the
After treatment, about every week, we run the child on a battery of simple visual tests in order to see how their visual skills are coming
Countries that make an unlimited budget available for this create a run on subsidies.
Or the interesting company SunRun.
“Swiss Games” is a compilation of three games: a modern version of the traditional musical game of “Talerschwingen”; a jump’n‘run game, and
run (also: to take off, to initiate, to launch, go)
If you just run the simulation, it will just collapse, like this.
They start to run an awareness-raising program looking at how this might actually work in the town.
Click run to start the entered command.
' - Wanna back off and take another run?
How can the Commission help the social partners, the employers and the trade unions to get on board and run model action programmes?
There is one simple reason for this: our industrial society is running at full tilt into a cul-de-sac.
The first feels that only marginal costs should be charged, i. e. the costs incurred in running one more train.
Now that the wifi equipment has been removed from Google's camera cars, no payload data will be collected during future runs.
Of those 85 takes, only three actually successfully completed their run.
A couple of buddies of mine and I had finished a 111-day run across the entire Sahara desert.
One run on one of these machines: 200 gigabases in a week.
If the deficits were once again to be left to run themselves, there is no doubt whatever that the franc would fall.
And I wanted to let my imagination run wild.
run (also: stave)
run (also: to go, to act, to work, operate)
And we've been able to achieve 10 cents a page if we run things in volume.
Let the system run for a couple of hours and ads should start showing up.
They understood it, they embraced the technology and they run with it, and they’re successful.
In 1997, the Commission will set in motion farreaching reforms designed to modernize the way it is run and to improve its performance.
to run at a loss
run (also: to work off)
And it's run on hydroelectricity, so I've gone from air to water.
Large-scale holdings find it easier to cut costs than smaller family-run farms.
Zoos which are only run for profit should be watched closely.
And so I started looking around, and I heard about a bakery that was run by 20 prostitutes.
Some of these governance gaps are run by rogue states.
The Palestinians would appear not to have the capacity to run it just now.
The Europeans brought African slaves to the island to run their sugar cane plantations and it is their descendents who today form the bulk
This means that each airspace block can end up with a different company, although in the long run, a near-monopoly is bound to emerge and
Otherwise we should be running the risk of abandonment and desertification.
The NACA, before NASA, never developed an airliner and never ran an airline.
We had run about 100 meters by this time.
he/she has/had run
I joined the Indian Police Service as a tough woman, a woman with indefatigable stamina, because I used to run for my tennis titles, etc.
It is tragic because the projects have usually been well run.
The fastest woman to ever run a mile did it in 4:15.
he/she has/had run
run parallel to
run (also: stood as a candidate)
run (also: deliquesced, melted away, melted, dissolved)
run (also: dissolved)
to make sure things run smoothly
The president of the General Assembly is responsible for ensuring that its meetings run correctly and in an orderly fashion.
Furthermore we think an external reference scenario for the transitional period in the run up to the common currency is absolutely
We know also that time is running out, but that is not a reason to stop the ECSC clock ahead of schedule.
run [Amer.] (also: ladder)
run {noun}
run {noun} (also: lot)
And all of these blank areas are the areas in which the wires are running through.
The default mode is a fullscreen presentation where the presentation runs through until the final slide, controlled by you.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "run up":
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Synonyms (English) for "run-up":
Synonyms (English) for "run":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "run up" in German
Similar words
More translations in the bab.la Arabic-English dictionary.