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Definition
Synonym
Berufskonsul
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Berufskonsul
m
career consular officer
Berufskonsul
m
career consular officer
Küchenchef
m
; Küchenchefin
f
; Chefkoch
m
; Chefköchin
f
; Berufskoch
m
cook.
stellvertretender Küchenchef
chef
sous-chef
Küchenchef
m
; Küchenchefin
f
; Chefkoch
m
; Chefköchin
f
; Berufskoch
m
cook.
stellvertretender Küchenchef
chef; head chef; master chef; chef de cuisine
sous-chef; second kitchen chef
(übertrieben) empfindlich; zimperlich; zart besaitet; dünnhäutig (bei etw.)
psych.
Ich bin nicht so zimperlich.
Berufsköche dürfen nicht zimperlich sein wenn es darum geht unschöne Speiseteile anzufassen.
Dieser Dokumentarfilm ist nichts für zart Besaitete zart besaitete Gemüter.
Ich bin zu dünnhäutig für Horrorfilme.
Meine Eltern haben keine Hemmungen über Sex zu sprechen.
Manche Leute können kein Blut und keine Spritzen sehen.
squeamish (about sth.)
I'm not squeamish.
Chefs can't be squeamish about touching food items that are not very nice.
This documentary film is not for the squeamish.
I'm too squeamish to watch horror movies.
My parents are not squeamish about talking about sex.
Some people are squeamish about (seeing) blood and needles.
(übertrieben) empfindlich; zimperlich; zart besaitet; dünnhäutig
adj
(bei etw.)
psych.
Ich bin nicht so zimperlich.
Berufsköche dürfen nicht zimperlich sein, wenn es darum geht, unschöne Speiseteile anzufassen.
Dieser Dokumentarfilm ist nichts für zart Besaitete zart besaitete Gemüter.
Ich bin zu dünnhäutig für Horrorfilme.
Meine Eltern haben keine Hemmungen, über Sex zu sprechen.
Manche Leute können kein Blut und keine Spritzen sehen.
squeamish (about sth.)
I'm not squeamish.
Chefs can't be squeamish about touching food items that are not very nice.
This documentary film is not for the squeamish.
I'm too squeamish to watch horror movies.
My parents are not squeamish about talking about sex.
Some people are squeamish about (seeing) blood and needles.
Arbeitskollege, Berufskollege, Mitarbeiter
co-worker
Kollege, Arbeitskollege, Berufskollege
colleague
Berufskollege
m
, Berufskollegin
f
Berufskollegen
pl
, Berufskolleginnen
pl
work mate
work mates
Berufskollege
m
; Berufskollegin
f
Berufskollegen
pl
; Berufskolleginnen
pl
work mate
work mates
Berufskollege
m
; Berufskollegin
f
(in den freien Berufen)
Berufskollegen
pl
; Berufskolleginnen
pl
fellow professional
fellow professionals
Vertreter
m
; Vertretung
f
(für einen Berufskollegen in den freien Berufen)
Vertretungsarzt
m
; ärztlicher Vertreter
m
; ärztliche Vertretung
f
; Honorararzt
m
Vertretungspriester
m
; geistlicher Vertreter
m
locum
Br.
; locum tenens
Am.
locum physician
Br.
; locum doctor
Br.
; locum tenens physician
Am.
; locum tenens doctor
Am.
locum priest
Br.
; locum tenens priest
Am.
Berufskonsul
m
career consular officer
Deutsche
Berufskonsul Synonyme
Englische
career consular officer Synonyme
career
Brownian movement
accomplished
advance
advancement
advancing
angular motion
art
ascending
ascent
at concert pitch
axial motion
backflowing
backing
backward motion
blunder
bolt
business
calling
careen
career
building
career
ism
chase
climbing
clip
coached
conversant
course
craft
current
dart
dash
descending
descent
downward motion
drift
driftage
ebbing
employment
falter
finished
flight
fling
flounce
flounder
flow
flux
fly
forward motion
forwardal
forwarding
furtherance
furthering
gait
game
go-ahead
handicraft
haste
hasten
headway
hie
hump
hump it
hurry
hurtle
initiate
initiated
job
labor
lick
lifework
line
line of business
line of work
livelihood
lurch
make haste
march
metier
mission
mounting
mystery
number
oblique motion
occupation
ongoing
onrush
onward course
pace
passage
pitch
pitch and plunge
plunge
plunging
post
practice
practiced
prepared
primed
profession
professional
progress
progression
progressiveness
promotion
pursuit
race
racket
radial motion
random motion
rate
reel
reflowing
refluence
reflux
regression
retrogression
rising
rock
roll
rolling
rolling on
run
rush
scamper
scoot
scour
scramble
scud
scurry
scuttle
seethe
set
shoot
sideward motion
sinking
skedaddle
skilled
soaring
specialization
specialty
speed
stagger
step
step on it
sternway
stream
stride
struggle
stumble
subsiding
sway
swing
tear
technical
thrash about
toss
toss and tumble
toss and turn
totter
trade
trained
traject
trajet
travel
tread
trend
tumble
upward motion
vocation
walk
walk of life
wallop
wallow
way
welter
work
zoom
Berufskonsul Definition
Career
(
n.
)
A
race
course:
the
ground
run
over.
Career
(
n.
)
A
running
Career
(
n.
)
General
course
of
action
or
conduct
in
life,
or
in
a
particular
part
or
calling
in
life,
or
in
some
special
undertaking
Career
(
n.
)
The
flight
of
a
hawk.
Career
(
v.
i.)
To
move
or
run
rapidly.
Consular
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
consul
Officer
(
n.
)
One
who
holds
an
office
Officer
(
n.
)
Specifically,
a
commissioned
officer,
in
distinction
from
a
warrant
officer.
Officer
(
v.
t.)
To
furnish
with
officers
Officer
(
v.
t.)
To
command
as
an
officer
career consular officer Bedeutung
career
life
history
the
general
progression
of
your
working
or
professional
life,
the
general
had
had
a
distinguished
career,
he
had
a
long
career
in
the
law
career
calling
vocation
the
particular
occupation
for
which
you
are
trained
officer's
mess
a
mess
for
the
exclusive
use
of
officers
career
counseling
counseling
on
career
opportunities
action
officer
the
case
officer
designated
to
perform
an
act
during
a
clandestine
operation
(especially
in
a
hostile
area)
air
force
officer
commander
an
officer
in
the
airforce
army
officer
an
officer
in
the
armed
forces,
he's
a
retired
army
officer
career
girl
a
woman
who
is
a
careerist
career
man
a
man
who
is
a
careerist
case
officer
an
operative
who
also
serves
as
an
official
staffer
of
an
intelligence
service
chief
executive
officer
CEO
chief
operating
officer
the
corporate
executive
responsible
for
the
operations
of
the
firm,
reports
to
a
board
of
directors,
may
appoint
other
managers
(including
a
president)
chief
financial
officer
CFO
the
corporate
executive
having
financial
authority
to
make
appropriations
and
authorize
expenditures
for
a
firm
chief
petty
officer
a
person
with
the
senior
noncommissioned
naval
rank
church
officer
a
church
official
commanding
officer
commandant
commander
an
officer
in
command
of
a
military
unit
commissioned
officer
a
military
officer
holding
a
commission
commissioned
military
officer
a
commissioned
officer
in
the
Army
or
Air
Force
or
Marine
Corps
commissioned
naval
officer
a
commissioned
officer
in
the
navy
desk
officer
a
military
officer
who
is
not
assigned
to
active
duty
executive
officer
the
officer
second
in
command
field-grade
officer
field
officer
FO
an
officer
holding
the
rank
of
major
or
lieutenant
colonel
or
colonel
flag
officer
a
senior
naval
officer
above
the
rank
of
captain
general
officer
officers
in
the
Army
or
Air
Force
or
Marines
above
the
rank
of
colonel
hearing
examiner
hearing
officer
an
official
appointed
by
a
government
agency
to
conduct
an
investigation
or
administrative
hearing
so
that
the
agency
can
exercise
its
statutory
powers
lawman
law
officer
peace
officer
an
officer
of
the
law
line
officer
a
commissioned
officer
with
combat
units
(not
a
staff
officer
or
a
supply
officer)
medical
officer
medic
a
medical
practitioner
in
the
armed
forces
military
officer
officer
any
person
in
the
armed
services
who
holds
a
position
of
authority
or
command,
an
officer
is
responsible
for
the
lives
of
his
men
naval
officer
an
officer
in
the
navy
noncommissioned
officer
noncom
enlisted
officer
a
military
officer
appointed
from
enlisted
personnel
officeholder
officer
someone
who
is
appointed
or
elected
to
an
office
and
who
holds
a
position
of
trust,
he
is
an
officer
of
the
court,
the
club
elected
its
officers
for
the
coming
year
officer
ship's
officer
a
person
authorized
to
serve
in
a
position
of
authority
on
a
vessel,
he
is
the
officer
in
charge
of
the
ship's
engines
petty
officer
PO
P.O.
a
noncommissioned
officer
in
the
Navy
or
Coast
Guard
with
a
rank
comparable
to
sergeant
in
the
Army
policeman
police
officer
officer
a
member
of
a
police
force,
it
was
an
accident,
officer
presiding
officer
the
leader
of
a
group
meeting
probation
officer
the
officer
of
the
court
who
supervises
probationers
prosecutor
public
prosecutor
prosecuting
officer
prosecuting
attorney
a
government
official
who
conducts
criminal
prosecutions
on
behalf
of
the
state
ratatcher
disinfestation
officer
a
workman
employed
to
destroy
or
drive
away
vermin
returning
officer
the
official
in
each
electorate
who
holds
the
election
and
returns
the
results
civil
authority
civil
officer
a
person
who
exercises
authority
over
civilian
affairs
secret
agent
intelligence
officer
intelligence
agent
operative
a
person
secretly
employed
in
espionage
for
a
government
senior
chief
petty
officer
SCPO
a
senior
noncommissioned
officer
in
the
Navy
or
Coast
Guard
with
a
rank
comparable
to
master
sergeant
in
the
Army
staff
officer
a
commissioned
officer
assigned
to
a
military
commander's
staff
supply
officer
a
commissioned
officer
responsible
for
logistics
treasurer
financial
officer
an
officer
charged
with
receiving
and
disbursing
funds
warrant
officer
holds
rank
by
virtue
of
a
warrant
officer
direct
or
command
as
an
officer
career
move
headlong
at
high
speed,
The
cars
careered
down
the
road,
The
mob
careered
through
the
streets
consular
having
to
do
with
a
consul
or
his
office
or
duties
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