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Definition
Synonym
Messeveranstalter
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Messeveranstalter
m
,
Messeveranstalter
in
f
organizer of a fair
Messeveranstalter
m
;
Messeveranstalter
in
f
Messeveranstalter
pl
;
Messeveranstalter
innen
pl
organizer of a fair; organiser of a fair
organizers of a fair; organisers of a fair
Messeveranstalter
m
,
Messeveranstalter
in
f
organizer of a fair
Messeveranstalter
m
;
Messeveranstalter
in
f
Messeveranstalter
pl
;
Messeveranstalter
innen
pl
organizer of a fair; organiser of a fair
organizers of a fair; organisers of a fair
Deutsche
Messeveranstalter Synonyme
Englische
organizer of a fair Synonyme
organizer
a
ancestors
apprentice
architect
artificer
artist
author
bargainer
begetter
beginner
builder
business agent
cardholder
conceiver
constructor
contriver
craftsman
creator
designer
developer
deviser
discoverer
effector
engenderer
engineer
enterpriser
entrepreneur
executor
executrix
father
founder
framer
generator
grower
inaugurator
industrialist
initiator
instigator
institutor
introducer
inventor
journeyman
labor
organizer
maker
manufacturer
master
master craftsman
mother
negotiator
originator
past master
planner
precursor
prime mover
producer
projector
promoter
raiser
realizer
shaper
shop steward
sire
smith
strategian
strategist
tactician
trade unionist
union member
union officer
unionist
wright
Messeveranstalter Definition
Fair
(
superl.
)
Free
from
spots,
specks,
dirt,
or
imperfection
Fair
(
superl.
)
Pleasing
to
the
eye
Fair
(
superl.
)
Without
a
dark
hue
Fair
(
superl.
)
Not
overcast
Fair
(
superl.
)
Free
from
obstacles
or
hindrances
Fair
(
superl.
)
Without
sudden
change
of
direction
or
curvature
Fair
(
superl.
)
Characterized
by
frankness,
honesty,
impartiality,
or
candor
Fair
(
superl.
)
Pleasing
Fair
(
superl.
)
Distinct
Fair
(
superl.
)
Free
from
any
marked
characteristic
Fair
(
adv.
)
Clearly
Fair
(
n.
)
Fairness,
beauty.
Fair
(
n.
)
A
fair
woman
Fair
(
n.
)
Good
fortune
Fair
(
v.
t.)
To
make
fair
or
beautiful.
Fair
(
v.
t.)
To
make
smooth
and
flowing,
as
a
vessel's
lines.
Fair
(
n.
)
A
gathering
of
buyers
and
sellers,
assembled
at
a
particular
place
with
their
merchandise
at
a
stated
or
regular
season,
or
by
special
appointment,
for
trade.
Fair
(
n.
)
A
festival,
and
sale
of
fancy
articles.
erc.,
usually
for
some
charitable
object
Fair
(
n.
)
A
competitive
exhibition
of
wares,
farm
products,
etc.,
not
primarily
for
purposes
of
sale
Fair-haired
(
a.
)
Having
fair
or
light-colored
hair.
Fair-leader
(
n.
)
A
block,
or
ring,
serving
as
a
guide
for
the
running
rigging
or
for
any
rope.
Fair-minded
(
a.
)
Unprejudiced
Fair-natured
(
a.
)
Well-disposed.
Fair-weather
(
a.
)
Made
or
done
in
pleasant
weather,
or
in
circumstances
involving
but
little
exposure
or
sacrifice
Fair-weather
(
a.
)
Appearing
only
when
times
or
circumstances
are
prosperous
Fair-world
(
n.
)
State
of
prosperity.
Organizer
(
n.
)
One
who
organizes.
Set-fair
(
n.
)
In
plastering,
a
particularly
good
troweled
surface.
organizer of a fair Bedeutung
fair
ball
(baseball)
a
ball
struck
with
the
bat
so
that
it
stays
between
the
lines
(the
foul
lines)
that
define
the
width
of
the
playing
field
fair
catch
(American
football)
a
catch
of
a
punt
on
the
fly
by
a
defensive
player
who
has
signalled
that
he
will
not
run
and
so
should
not
be
tackled
carnival
fair
funfair
a
traveling
show,
having
sideshows
and
rides
and
games
of
skill
etc.
fair
trade
trade
that
is
conducted
legally
fair
trade
trade
that
satisfies
certain
criteria
on
the
supply
chain
of
the
goods
involved,
usually
including
fair
payment
for
producers,
often
with
other
social
and
environmental
considerations
bazaar
fair
a
sale
of
miscellany,
often
for
charity,
the
church
bazaar
book
fair
bookfair
bazaar
at
which
books
are
sold
or
auctioned
off
in
order
to
raise
funds
for
a
worthy
cause
craft
fair
a
fair
at
which
objects
made
by
craftsmen
are
offered
for
sale
fair
hearing
a
hearing
that
is
granted
in
extraordinary
situations
where
the
normal
judicial
process
would
be
inadequate
to
secure
due
process
because
the
person
would
be
harmed
or
denied
their
rights
before
a
judicial
remedy
became
available
(as
in
deportation
or
loss
of
welfare
benefits)
personal
digital
assistant
PDA
personal
organizer
personal
organiser
organizer
organiser
a
lightweight
consumer
electronic
device
that
looks
like
a
hand-held
computer
but
instead
performs
specific
tasks,
can
serve
as
a
diary
or
a
personal
database
or
a
telephone
or
an
alarm
clock
etc.
vanity
fair
a
vain
and
frivolous
lifestyle
especially
in
large
cities
fair
chance
sporting
chance
a
reasonable
probability
of
success
fair
use
the
conditions
under
which
you
can
use
material
that
is
copyrighted
by
someone
else
without
paying
royalties
nucleolus
organizer
nucleolus
organiser
nucleolar
organizer
nucleolar
organiser
the
particular
part
of
a
chromosome
that
is
associated
with
a
nucleolus
after
nuclear
division
fairness
fair-mindedness
candor
candour
ability
to
make
judgments
free
from
discrimination
or
dishonesty
fair
copy
a
clean
copy
of
a
corrected
draft
fair-trade
agreement
an
agreement
(illegal
in
the
United
States)
between
the
manufacturer
of
a
trademarked
item
of
merchandise
and
its
retail
distributors
to
sell
the
item
at
a
price
at
or
above
the
price
set
by
the
manufacturer
fair-trade
act
formerly
a
state
law
that
protected
manufacturers
from
priceutting
by
allowing
them
to
set
minimum
retail
prices
for
their
merchandise,
eliminated
by
the
United
States
Congress
in
fair
deal
square
deal
fair
treatment
fair
a
competitive
exhibition
of
farm
products,
she
won
a
blue
ribbon
for
her
baking
at
the
county
fair
book
fair
bookfair
fair
organized
by
publishers
or
booksellers
to
promote
the
sale
of
books
fair
gathering
of
producers
to
promote
business,
world
fair,
trade
fair,
book
fair
womanhood
woman
fair
sex
women
as
a
class,
it's
an
insult
to
American
womanhood,
woman
is
the
glory
of
creation,
the
fair
sex
gathered
on
the
veranda
organizer
organiser
arranger
a
person
who
brings
order
and
organization
to
an
enterprise,
she
was
the
organizer
of
the
meeting
organizer
organiser
labor
organizer
someone
who
enlists
workers
to
join
a
union
prey
quarry
target
fair
game
a
person
who
is
the
aim
of
an
attack
(especially
a
victim
of
ridicule
or
exploitation)
by
some
hostile
person
or
influence,
he
fell
prey
to
muggers,
everyone
was
fair
game,
the
target
of
a
manhunt
fair
weather
sunshine
temperateness
moderate
weather,
suitable
for
outdoor
activities
meadow
saxifrage
fair-maids-of-France
Saxifraga
granulata
rosette-forming
perennial
having
compact
panicles
of
white
flowers,
Europe
fair
join
so
that
the
external
surfaces
blend
smoothly
bonny
bonnie
comely
fair
sightly
very
pleasing
to
the
eye,
my
bonny
lass,
there's
a
bonny
bay
beyond,
a
comely
face,
young
fair
maidens
fair
fairish
(used
of
hair
or
skin)
pale
or
light-colored,
a
fair
complexion,
fair
free
of
clouds
or
rain,
today
will
be
fair
and
warm
fair
(of
a
baseball)
hit
between
the
foul
lines,
he
hit
a
fair
ball
over
the
third
base
bag
fair
just
free
from
favoritism
or
self-interest
or
bias
or
deception,
conforming
with
established
standards
or
rules,
a
fair
referee,
fair
deal,
on
a
fair
footing,
a
fair
fight,
by
fair
means
or
foul
fair-minded
of
a
person,
just
and
impartial,
not
prejudiced
fair-and-square
just
and
honest
honest
fair
gained
or
earned
without
cheating
or
stealing,
an
honest
wage,
an
fair
penny
clean
fair
(of
a
manuscript)
having
few
alterations
or
corrections,
fair
copy,
a
clean
manuscript
blue-eyed(a)
fair-haired(a)
white-haired(a)
favorite,
the
fair-haired
boy
of
the
literary
set
fair(a)
attractively
feminine,
the
fair
sex
fair
fairish
reasonable
not
excessive
or
extreme,
a
fairish
income,
reasonable
prices
average
fair
mediocre
middling
lacking
exceptional
quality
or
ability,
a
novel
of
average
merit,
only
a
fair
performance
of
the
sonata,
in
fair
health,
the
caliber
of
the
students
has
gone
from
mediocre
to
above
average,
the
performance
was
middling
at
best
adequate
passable
fair
to
middling
tolerable
about
average,
acceptable,
more
than
adequate
as
a
secretary
fairly
fair
evenhandedly
without
favoring
one
party,
in
a
fair
evenhanded
manner,
deal
fairly
with
one
another
fairly
fair
clean
in
conformity
with
the
rules
or
laws
and
without
fraud
or
cheating,
they
played
fairly
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