BOTTOM LINE
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| na | Fazit - das Fazit |
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see below Explanation: In colloquial usage, you might say "unterm Strich", and that might fit your context just fine. Schäfer, Hyperbook, lists the following: bottom line (com) Grundgeschäft n, Hauptsparte f (ie, of a business, trade, or industry; syn, mainstay business) (com) Endergebnis n (syn, final result) (Fin) Endgewinn m od Endverlust m (ie, final profit or loss figure for a transaction) You'll have to see which of those works within your context. |
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Fazit - das Fazit Explanation: This is the official one. (Oxford Duden) |
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see below Explanation: The Peter Collin Business German and the Leo EN>DE Dictionary suggest the following (depending on the context): 1.~of accounts: Saldo, Saldozeile 2.fig.: Fazit, Endeffekt, Endergebnis, Schlußfolgerung, Resultat, Kerngeschäft that's the ~: darauf läuft es im Endeffekt hinaus Reference: http://dict.leo.org/?search=bottom+line&lang=en Reference: http://www.iee.et.tu-dresden.de/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/wernerr/sear... |
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