outstanding

outstanding
out·'stand·ing [ˌaʊtʼstændɪŋ] adj
1) (excellent) außergewöhnlich, unvergleichlich; effort, contribution bemerkenswert; actor, student, performance hervorragend, brilliant;
\outstanding ability außerordentliche Fähigkeit;
\outstanding achievement überragende Leistung;
\outstanding intelligence außergewöhnliche Intelligenz;
\outstanding talent außerordentliches Talent
2) (clearly noticeable) auffallend, hervorstechend;
of \outstanding beauty von auffallender Schönheit, unvergleichlich schön
3) fin (unpaid) ausstehend;
the \outstanding balance on your credit card is £453,25 Sie sind mit ihrer Kreditkarte mit £453.25 im Minus;
\outstanding debt ausstehende Schulden;
\outstanding invoice unbezahlte [o offene] Rechnung
4) (not solved) unerledigt, offen;
\outstanding problems ungelöste [o ungeklärte] Probleme

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