FACILITATE - Перевод английский на немецкий

в словаре PONS

английский

немецкий

fa·cili·tate [fəˈsɪlɪteɪt] ГЛ. перех.

1. facilitate (make easier) process, work:

to facilitate sth

etw erleichtern

this would facilitate matters a lot

das würde die Sache doch sehr erleichtern

2. facilitate (enable):

to facilitate sth

etw ermöglichen

to facilitate an enterprise/a project

ein Unternehmen/Projekt fördern

немецкий

английский

etw erleichtern (vereinfachen)

to facilitate sth

zur Arbeitserleichterung

to facilitate work

Klett Словарь географических терминов

facilitate [fəˈsɪlɪteɪt] ГЛ.

facilitate

erleichtern

facilitate

ermöglichen

Present

I	facilitate
you	facilitate
he/she/it	facilitates
we	facilitate
you	facilitate
they	facilitate

Past

I	facilitated
you	facilitated
he/she/it	facilitated
we	facilitated
you	facilitated
they	facilitated

Present Perfect

I	have	facilitated
you	have	facilitated
he/she/it	has	facilitated
we	have	facilitated
you	have	facilitated
they	have	facilitated

Past Perfect

I	had	facilitated
you	had	facilitated
he/she/it	had	facilitated
we	had	facilitated
you	had	facilitated
they	had	facilitated

Примеры из интернета (не проверены редакцией PONS)

The good structuring and the versatility of the premises facilitate the subsequent use of offices, laboratories and functional areas.

www.ibmt.fraunhofer.de

Die gute Strukturierung und die Vielseitigkeit der Räumlichkeiten erleichtern die spätere Nutzung der Büros, Labore und Funktionalflächen.

www.ibmt.fraunhofer.de

This helped the local banking sector become familiar with CSP technology, hence facilitating their financing of the technology.

www.giz.de

Der lokale Bankensektor wird so mit der CSP-Technologie vertraut gemacht, um Finanzierungen für die Technologie zu erleichtern.

www.giz.de

Skills orientation facilitates the recognition of skills acquired through traditional apprenticeship training.

www.giz.de

Kompetenzorientierung erleichtert die Anerkennung der Kompetenzen, die durch traditionelle Lehrlingsausbildung erworben wurden.

www.giz.de