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agency

/ˈeɪ.dʒən.si/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das eine Organisation oder Firma bezeichnet, die bestimmte Dienstleistungen erbringt, oder die Fähigkeit, eigenständig zu handeln.

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noun

/ˈeɪ.dʒən.si/B1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das eine Organisation oder Firma bezeichnet, die bestimmte Dienstleistungen erbringt, oder die Fähigkeit, eigenständig zu handeln.

A noun referring to an organization or business that provides a specific service, or the capacity to act independently.

  1. Business organizationB1formalbusiness

    A business or organization that provides a specific service.

    deAgentur

    • She works for a travel agency.
    • The advertising agency created the campaign.
    • I contacted a recruitment agency for job opportunities.

    Synonymebureaucompanyfirmofficeorganization

  2. Government departmentB2formal

    A government organization responsible for a particular function.

    deStaatliche Behörde

    • The Central Intelligence Agency handles national security.
    • The Environmental Protection Agency regulates pollution.
    • The space agency launched the rocket successfully.

    Synonymeadministrationauthoritybranchbureaucommissiondepartmentoffice

  3. Power or meansC1formal

    The capacity or means to act or influence.

    deFähigkeit zu handeln

    • The agency of the individual is crucial in decision-making.
    • She acted through the agency of her lawyer.
    • The committee has no agency to enforce the rules.

    Synonymecapacityforceinfluenceinstrumentalitymechanismmediationpower

    Antonymedependencyimpotenceinabilitypowerlessnesssubjectionweakness

Formen
  • agencies plural form
  • agencies' possessive plural form
  • agency's possessive singular form
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