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I. con·tin·gent [kənˈtɪnʤənt] SOST
1. contingent (group):
contingent
Gruppe f <-, -n>
feminist contingent
2. contingent MILIT:
contingent
contingent
Trupp m <-s, -s>
II. con·tin·gent [kənˈtɪnʤənt] AGG
1. contingent (dependent on):
to be contingent [up]on sth
contingent claim DIR
2. contingent FIN:
contingent order
Voce OpenDict
contingent AGG
contingent FILOS
kontingent term tecn
con·tin·gent ex·ˈpenses SOST ECON
contingent expenses
con·ˈtin·gent claim AGG attr, inv DIR
contingent claim
con·tin·gent ˈfee SOST DIR
contingent fee
Erfolgshonorar nt <-s, -e>
con·tin·gent lia·ˈbil·ity SOST ECON
contingent liability
contingent liability
con·tin·gent ˈin·ter·est SOST no pl ingl am DIR
contingent interest
con·tin·gent ˈpoli·cy SOST ECON
contingent policy
con·ˈtin·gent or·der AGG attr, inv FIN
contingent order
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contingent order SOST MERC FIN
contingent liability SOST INV FIN
contingent liability
contingent claim SOST DIR ECON
contingent claim
contingent liability SOST CONT
contingent liability
contingent credit line SOST STAT PUBBL
contingent credit line
special contingent account SOST INV FIN
special contingent account
special contingent account
SCA m
contingent liability participation SOST INV FIN
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contingent fee
Erfolgshonorar nt <-s, -e>
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It is also a typical reef lying underwater and is now being manned by a military contingent based and established in the area.
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However, the reality of the contingent's activity was more mundane.
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Various sources indicate an armed contingent of between 800 and 1,500 men and 15,000 soldiers.
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Vendor finance is different from an earn-out because it is not contingent on performance.
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Meanwhile, the first police contingent arrived on the scene after receiving the alarm at police headquarters.
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