Übersetzung für "Wett machen" in Englisch

It now has an opportunity to make up for that.

He's desperately trying to make up for the delay.

It can't make up for lost time.

He has other qualities to redeem him.

A public pool could not make up for a pool in the own house.

The same betting option make their core return in this slot due to their simplicity.

That's to make up for the fact that it was made in a dorm room.

I wanted to get you a really great birthday present to make up for all those cards.

For example, electricity workers would realize that, as consumers, their gains from lower prices throughout the economy more than compensate them for the loss of rents in their own firms.

"with a fairly low opinion of herself due to many mistakes, "willing to work long, hard hours." Think I'd get any answers?

However, the analysis of general regimes tends to show that the different national nominal tax rates can explain most of the differences in effective corporate tax rates on the effective tax burden and, therefore, that tax rates differentials more than compensate for differences in the tax base.

He's been working harder to compensate for the fact that his entire family has been given a superhuman gift except him.

Thanks to consolidation efforts initiated since the early 1980s in most member countries, government saving has increased throughout the Community, except in Greece, though by varying degrees and not enough to compensate for the ground lost during the seventies.

You have to realize that every bump in the road surface, in physics terms, is resistance against the direction of movement, an attack on making progress, a setback that has to be compensated with double the physical effort.

You can compensate some things by the message boards but if you train with the people you learn more and you are able to exchange better.

In theory, the business world should be less discriminatory in its attitudes towards ethnic minorities than the general public, because competition makes acting on discriminatory preferences costly.

Even if the race leader loses just two seconds during a pit stop, he will require an average of over three minutes on the track, driving flat out, to recoup this time.

Consequently the trail went further down to Figueiras de Baixo, but in the end I had to make up for it. A longer climb was inevitable.

If the increase in price is inadequate to compensate the more rapid using-up of labour-power, which necessarily follows from the greater intensity of labour, the price of labour-power falls in reality below its value.

But what Steffi has more in power and weight, small Vicky tried to compensate with her quickness and her manoeuvrability.