German - Turkish
Definition of handel in German Turkish dictionary
- [der] ticaret, tecim, alışveriş; iş, muamele
- r. 'handıl ticaret
- {'handıln} davranışta bulunmak; ticaret yapmak, pazarlık etmek
- alım satım
- alım-satım
- ticaret
Yazılım programları ticaretiyle uğraşıyorlar.
-Sie handeln mit Software.
- Handel treiben
- ticaret yapmak, alıp satmak
- fairer handel
- (Ekonomi) adil ticaret (Fairtrade)
- im Handel
- piyasada
Related Terms
English - Turkish
Definition of handel in English Turkish dictionary
- bargain
- {i} kelepir
Tom iyi kelepirleri bulmada iyidir.
-Tom is good at finding good bargains.
Bu elbise iyi bir kelepir.
-This dress is a good bargain.
- bargain
- {f} pazarlık etmek
- bargain
- ten
- bargain
- (for ile) hesaba katmak
- bargain
- ucuz şey
- bargain
- (isim) pazarlık, uyuşma, anlaşma; kelepir; sudan ucuz şey, yok pahasına satılan şey; işlem (borsa)
- bargain
- {f} anlaşmak
- bargain
- {i} sudan ucuz şey
- bargain
- {f} karşılık [pol.]
- bargain
- {f} teklif [pol.]
- bargain
- {i} yok pahasına satılan şey
- bargain
- (fiil) pazarlık etmek, anlaşmak, değiş tokuş etmek; teklif [pol.], karşılık [pol.]
- bargain
- taahhüt etmek
- bargain
- bargain day tenzilâtlı satış günü
- bargain
- {i} anlaşma
Bizimle anlaşmaya vardın.
-You made a bargain with us.
Tom ve ben anlaşmaya vardık.
-Tom and I made a bargain.
- bargain
- uyuşmak
- bargain
- {f} değiş tokuş etmek
- bargain
- {i} iş anlaşması
Related Terms
German - English
Definition of handel in German English dictionary
- mongering
- trading (with somebody/ in something)
- deal
- trade
- fray
- commerce
- bargain
- trading
Tom works for a trading company in Boston.
-Tom arbeitet in einem Bostoner Handelsunternehmen.
Globalisation has led to 24-hour trading.
-Die Globalisierung hat zu 24-stündigem Handel geführt.
- trafficking
- Handel auf eigene Rechnung und auf Kundenrechnung
- trading for own account or for account of customers
- Handel getrieben
- merchandised
- Handel getrieben
- traded
- Handel getrieben
- done business
- Handel getrieben
- trafficked
- Handel getrieben
- merchandized
- Handel mit Aktienpaketen (Börse)
- block trading
- Handel mit Aktienpaketen (Börse)
- dealing in blocks of shares (stock exchange)
- Handel mit Emissionsrechten (Klimaschutz)
- emissions trading (climate protection)
- Handel mit antiquarischen Büchern
- second-hand book trade
- Handel mit antiquarischen Büchern
- antiquarian book trade
- Handel treiben
- to trade (with somebody/ in something)
- Handel treiben
- to trade
- Handel treiben
- to merchandize
- Handel treiben
- to merchandise
- Handel treiben
- to traffic
- Handel treiben (mit)
- to do business
- Handel treibend
- trafficking
- Handel treibend
- merchandizing
- Handel treibend
- doing business
- Handel treibend
- merchandising
- Handel treibend
- trading
- Handel und Gewerbe
- trade and industry
- Handel zu ungleichgewichtigen Preisen
- false trading
- Handel zwischen zwei Staaten
- bilateral trade
- handel treiben, handeln, in etw machen
- commercial drive, act, do sth in
- 'Der Messias' (von Händel / Werktitel)
- 'The Messiah' (by Haendel / work title)
- 'Feuerwerksmusik' (von Händel / Werktitel)
- 'Fireworks Music' (by Haendel / work title)
- 'Feuerwerksmusik' (von Händel / Werktitel)
- 'Music for the Royal Fireworks'
- 'Grobschmied-Variationen' (von Händel / Werktitel)
- 'The Harmonious Blacksmith' (by Haendel / work title)
- 'Wassermusik' (von Händel / Werktitel)
- 'Water Music' (by Haendel / work title)
- Auf so einen Handel würde ich mich nie einlassen.
- I would never agree to such a deal
- En gros-Handel
- wholesale
- En gros-Handel
- wholesale trade
- En gros-Handel
- wholesaling
- Erfüllungsgarantie (Bankgarantie im internationalen Handel)
- performance bond
- Erfüllungsgarantie (Bankgarantie im internationalen Handel)
- performance guarantee
- Erfüllungsgarantie (Bankgarantie im internationalen Handel)
- guarantee of delivery
- Flaute (Handel)
- stagnation
- Kohlendioxid-Handel
- carbon trade
- Kohlendioxid-Handel
- carbon emissions trading
- Kühlregal (im Handel)
- freezer cabinet
- Kühlregal (im Handel)
- refrigerated display case (at shops)
- Leistungsbürgschaft Bauaufträge / internationaler Handel
- performance guarantee
- Leistungsbürgschaft Bauaufträge / internationaler Handel
- performance bond
- börsenmäßiger/börsemäßiger Handel
- stock exchange dealings/transactions
- börsenmäßiger/börsemäßiger Handel
- exchange dealings
- börsenmäßiger/börsemäßiger Handel
- dealings on the stock exchange
- börsenmäßiger/börsemäßiger Handel
- trading(s)
- börsenmäßiger/börsemäßiger Handel
- market dealings
- der Handel
- the street(s)
- der Handel
- the high street
- der stationäre Handel
- brick-and-mortar shops
- der stationäre Handel
- brick-and-mortar stores
- ein Produkt aus dem Verkauf/Handel/aus den Regalen nehmen
- to withdraw a product from sale/from the shelves
- ein faust'scher Handel
- a Faustian bargain
- ein faustischer Handel
- a Faustian bargain
- ein unüberlegter Handel
- a blind bargain
- einen Handel/ein Geschäft abschließen
- to strike a bargain
- einen schwunghaften Handel mit etwas (be)treiben/aufgezogen haben
- to do a brisk trade in something
- illegaler Handel (mit etwas) (Aktivität einer Person)
- trafficking (in something) (an individual's activity)
- illegaler Handel (mit etwas) (als allgemeines Phänomen)
- illegal trade (in something) (as a general phenomenon)
- illegaler Handel (mit etwas) (als allgemeines Phänomen)
- illicit trade
- illegaler Handel (mit etwas) (als allgemeines Phänomen)
- traffic
- im Handel frei erhältliche Produkte
- over-the-counter products
- in den Handel kommen
- to hit the high street/the streets
- internationaler Handel
- international trade
- intra-industrieller Handel
- intra-industry trade
- lebhafter Handel
- active trading
- treibt Handel
- merchandizes
- treibt Handel
- merchandises
- treibt Handel
- trades
- trieb Handel
- merchandized
- trieb Handel
- merchandised
- trieb Handel
- traded
- „Rund um die Uhr“ Handel
- all day trading
Related Terms
English - English
Definition of handel in English English dictionary
- {i} family name; George Frederick Handel (1685-1759), German composer of Baroque music who lived most of his life in England, composer of the oratorio "Messiah"; George Handel's music
- the music of Handel
- the music of Handel a prolific German baroque composer remembered best for his oratorio Messiah (1685-1759)
- a prolific German baroque composer remembered best for his oratorio Messiah (1685-1759)
- George Frederick Handel
- a British composer, born in Germany, famous for his oratorios, such as the Messiah, and his orchestral music, particularly his Water Music and Music for the Royal Fireworks (1685-1759)
- George Frederick Handel
- {i} George Handel (1685-1759), German composer of Baroque music who lived most of his life in England, composer of the oratorio "Messiah
- George Frideric Handel
- orig. Georg Friedrich Händel born Feb. 23, 1685, Halle, Brandenburg died April 14, 1759, London, Eng. German-born British composer. Born to a barber-surgeon in Halle, he showed a marked gift for music and studied organ, violin, and composition. He moved to Hamburg in 1703 and played in the opera orchestra under Reinhard Keiser (1674-1739), and his first opera was produced there in 1705. A Medici prince invited him to Florence; there and in Rome, patronized by cardinals and nobility, he wrote oratorios, cantatas, and more operas. Hired as kapellmeister by the elector at Hannover (1710), he asked permission to visit London before assuming his responsibilities. There his opera Rinaldo (1711) immediately made his name; forsaking Hannover, he remained in England for the rest of his life. In 1714 the German elector was made George I of England; any annoyance at Handel's defection dissipated, and the king became one of his patrons. Handel was appointed musical director of the new Royal Academy of Music, an opera house that thrived until the public taste shifted away from Italian opera. In 1732 he revised his oratorio Esther for a public performance, the first public oratorio performance in England. Its success was followed by many more English-language oratorios, including his great Messiah (1741); by this time he had made oratorio and large-scale choral works the most popular musical forms in England. He was renowned as virtually the greatest organist and harpsichordist in the world. Handel wrote about 45 Italian operas, including Giulio Cesare (1723), Orlando (1733), and Alcina (1735). His oratorios include Israel in Egypt (1739), Saul (1739), and Jephtha (1752). His church music includes the Chandos Anthems (1718) and Coronation Anthems (1727). Though the bulk of his music was vocal, he composed a number of great orchestral works, such as the famous Water Music (1717) and Royal Fireworks Music (1749)
- Henry Handel Richardson
- orig. Ethel Florence Lindesay Richardson born Jan. 3, 1870, Melbourne, Austl. died March 20, 1946, Fairlight, Sussex, Eng. Australian-born English novelist. In 1888 she left Australia to study music in Germany, and she spent the rest of her life abroad, settling in England in 1904 with her husband, J.G. Robertson. Maurice Guest (1908), her antiromantic first novel, concerns a music student's disastrous love affair. Her masterpiece, The Fortunes of Richard Mahony, 3 vol. (1917-29), combining description of an Australian immigrant's life and work in the goldfields with a powerful character study, is considered the crowning achievement of modern Australian fiction to that time
Related Terms
Danish - German
Definition of handel in Danish German dictionary
- handelsbilanz
- gewerbe
Lehçe - German
Definition of handel in Lehçe German dictionary
- gewerbe
- handelsbilanz
Swedish - German
Definition of handel in Swedish German dictionary
- handelsbilanz
- gewerbe
Dutch - German
Definition of handel in Dutch German dictionary
- gewerbe
- handelsbilanz