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English-German Dictionary

English-German translation for: ankurbeln
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German-English Dictionary: ankurbeln

NOUN   das Ankurbeln | -
VERB   ankurbeln | kurbelte an/ankurbelte | angekurbelt
SYNO   ankurbeln | intensivieren | stärken ... 
etw.Akk. ankurbeln
to boost sth.
to prime sth.
ankurbeln
to spurcomm.
to stimulate
to ginger up [coll.]
to crank up [coll.] [stimulate, boost production etc.]
etw.Akk. ankurbeln [beleben]
to goose sth. [Am.] [coll.] [invigorate, give a boost]
etw.Akk. ankurbeln [fig.] [z. B. die Wirtschaft, die Produktion, den Tourismus]
to kick-start sth. [fig.] [stimulate, boost] [the economy, the production, tourism]
Ankurbeln {n}
boosting
wieder ankurbeln
to reflate
das Geschäft ankurbeln [fig.]
to spark up business [fig.]econ.
die Inlandsnachfrage ankurbeln
to stimulate domestic demandecon.
die Konjunktur ankurbeln
to reflate the marketecon.
die Produktion ankurbeln
to boost productionecon.ind.
to stimulate productionecon.ind.
die Wirtschaft ankurbeln
to boost the economyecon.
to kick-start the economyecon.
ein Gespräch ankurbeln [ugs.]
to drum up conversationidiom
Ankurbeln {n} des Inlandstourismus
boosting of domestic tourismecon.travel
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