abrechnen

(trennb., hat -ge-)

I v/t

1. (abziehen) deduct, subtract

2. (Spesen) account for; (Kasse) reckon up, cash up, bes. Am. total

II v/i do the accounts; settle accounts (mit jemandem with s.o.); fig. auch get even (with s.o.); im Lokal: darf ich abrechnen? could I ask you to pay now please?

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to cash up; to allow; to liquidate; to account

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ạb|rech|nen sep

1. vi

1) (= Kasse machen) to cash up

der Kellner wollte abrechnen — the waiter was wanting us/them to pay our/their bill

darf ich abrechnen? — would you like to settle your bill now?

2)

mit jdm abrechnen — to settle up with sb; (fig) to settle (the score with) sb, to get even with sb

2. vt

1) (= abziehen) to deduct, to take off; (= berücksichtigen) to allow for, to make allowance(s) for

2)

die Kasse abrechnen — to cash up

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ab|rech·nen

I. vi

1. (abkassieren) to settle up

am Ende der Woche rechnet der Chef ab the boss does the accounts at the end of the week

Sie haben sich beim A\abrechnen um 4,65 Euro vertan! you've miscalculated the bill by 4.65 euros!

▪ mit jdm \abrechnen to settle up with sb

mit den Vertretern wird monatlich abgerechnet the agents are paid monthly

2. (zur Rechenschaft ziehen)

▪ mit jdm \abrechnen to call sb to account, to get even [or settle an account] with sb

▪ [miteinander] \abrechnen to settle the score [with each other]

II. vt (abziehen)

▪ etw [von etw akk] \abrechnen to deduct sth [from sth]

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1.

intransitives Verb

1) cash up

2)

mit jemandem abrechnen — (fig.) call somebody to account

2.

transitives Verb

1)

die Kasse abrechnen — reckon up the till; total the cash or register (Amer.)

seine Spesen abrechnen — claim one's expenses

2) (abziehen) deduct

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abrechnen (trennb, hat -ge-)

A. v/t

1. (abziehen) deduct, subtract

2. (Spesen) account for; (Kasse) reckon up, cash up, besonders US total

B. v/i do the accounts; settle accounts (

mit jemandem with sb); fig auch get even (with sb); im Lokal:

darf ich abrechnen? could I ask you to pay now please?

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1.

intransitives Verb

1) cash up

2)

mit jemandem abrechnen — (fig.) call somebody to account

2.

transitives Verb

1)

die Kasse abrechnen — reckon up the till; total the cash or register (Amer.)

seine Spesen abrechnen — claim one's expenses

2) (abziehen) deduct

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(Spesen) v.

to account for v. v.

to deduct v.

to settle an account expr.