Form

Form
Form f 1. STAT shape; 2. PAT embodiment, form • in Form einer Subvention FIN in grant form • in Form von GEN in the form of
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f 1. <Math> shape; 2. <Patent> embodiment, form ■ in Form einer Subvention <Finanz> in grant form ■ in Form von <Geschäft> in the form of
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Form
form, fashion, (Förmlichkeit) formality, (Modell) model, type;
in abgekürzter Form in abridged form, abridged;
in der im Folgenden rechtlich festgelegten Form in the form hereinafter set forth;
in gehöriger (gültiger) Form in due form, formal;
in konzentrierter Form in tabloid form;
in mündlicher Form by word of mouth;
in notarieller Form before a notary;
gesetzliche Form solemn form;
vorgeschriebene Form formality;
gesetzlich vorgeschriebene Form statutory (legal) form, form required by law;
teuerste Form der Kreditaufnahme peak cost of borrowing;
Form und Qualität design and quality;
in notarieller Form abschließen to notarize;
feste Formen annehmen to crystal(l)ize;
sich in aller Form bewerben to file an application with full career details;
schriftliche Form erfordern to require written evidence;
in notarieller Form abgeschlossen werden to be concluded before a notary.

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