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Definition
Synonym
Minister
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Minister
minister
Minister
…;
minister
iell
adj
pol.
minister
ial
Minister
...;
minister
iell
adj
pol.
minister
ial
Minister
...,
minister
iell
adj
pol.
minister
ial
Minister
fĂĽr Raumordnung und Naturschutz in den USA
pol.
Secretary of the Interior (USA)
Erster
Minister
m
; Erste
Minister
in
f
(Schottland)
pol.
Scotland's First
Minister
; First
Minister
of Scotland
Minister
m
;
Minister
in
f
pol.
Minister
pl
;
Minister
innen
pl
Minister
ohne Geschäftsbereich
minister
; Secretary of State
Br.
minister
s
minister
without portfolio
Minister
m
,
Minister
in
f
pol.
Minister
pl
,
Minister
innen
pl
Minister
ohne Geschäftsbereich
minister
minister
s
minister
without portfolio
jemand, der seine frĂĽhere Stellung weiterhin innehat
m
Minister
aus dem frĂĽheren Kabinett
Mitarbeiter aus der frĂĽheren Belegschaft
holdover
Am.
holdovers from the previous cabinet
holdovers from the previous staff
Minister
m
;
Minister
in
f
pol.
Minister
pl
;
Minister
innen
pl
Bundes
minister
m
; Bundes
minister
in
f
Minister
ohne Geschäftsbereich
minister
; Secretary of State
Br.
minister
s
federal
minister
minister
without portfolio
Ich möchte festhalten anmerken, dass …; Bleibt festzuhalten festzustellen, dass …
Der
Minister
hat sich - das muss (auch) gesagt werden - redlich bemĂĽht.
Let it be said that …
The
minister
has, let it be said, made great efforts.
geschäftsführend; vorübergehend die Geschäfte führend
adj
adm.
Minister
, der vorübergehend die Amtsgeschäfte führt
geschäftsführender Gesellschafter
acting
acting
minister
acting partner
verantwortlich; zuständig
adj
(fĂĽr etw.)
adm.
gesamtverantwortlich
adj
verantwortlich sein fĂĽr
der fachlich zuständige
Minister
; der Fach
minister
m
adm.
responsible (for sth.) (dealing with sth.)
fully responsible; with overall responsibility; holding overall responsibility
to be responsible for
the responsible
minister
von etw. abweichen
v
abweichend
abgewichen
er sie es weicht ab
ich er sie es wich ab
von der Wahrheit abweichen
Bei seiner Rede wich der
Minister
nur einmal von seinem Text ab.
to deviate from sth.; to depart from sth.
deviating from; departing from
deviated from; departed from
he she it deviates; he she it departs
I he she it deviated; I he she it departed
to deviate from the truth
In his speech, the
minister
departed from his text only once.
von etw. abweichen
v
abweichend
abgewichen
er sie es weicht ab
ich er sie es wich ab
von der Wahrheit abweichen
Bei seiner Rede wich der
Minister
nur einmal von seinem Text ab.
to deviate from sth.; to depart from sth.
deviating from; departing from
deviated from; departed from
he she it deviates; he she it departs
I he she it deviated; I he she it departed
to deviate from the truth
In his speech the
minister
departed from his text only once.
Minister
m
fĂĽr Bildung (und Kultur); Bildungs
minister
m
; Kultus
minister
m
Dt.
; Unterrichts
minister
m
Ă–s.
; Bildungsdirektor
m
Schw.
; Erziehungsdirektor
m
Schw.
adm.
pol.
minister
of education (and arts)
verantwortlich; zuständig (für)
adj
verantwortlicher
am verantwortlichsten
hauptverantwortlich
adj
verantwortlich sein fĂĽr
verantwortlich gemacht werden fĂĽr
jdn. verantwortlich machen fĂĽr
der fachlich zuständige
Minister
; der Fach
minister
m
adm.
responsible (for)
more responsible
most responsible
primarily responsible; mainly responsible
to be responsible for
to be held responsible for
to hold sb. responsible for
the responsible
minister
verfügbar; erreichbar; abkömmlich; frei
adj
(Person)
alle abkömmlichen Mitarbeiter
sich (fĂĽr jdn.) zur VerfĂĽgung halten
Vor November bin ich nicht frei.
Hast du heute Abend Zeit zum Tennis spielen?
Wann können Sie die neue Stelle antreten?
Der
Minister
war fĂĽr eine Stellungsnahme nicht erreichbar.
Sie ist noch zu haben. (ledig)
Er war immer fĂĽr mich da.
available (person)
all available staff
to keep oneself available (to sb.)
I'm not available until November.
Are you available for tennis tonight?
When will you be available to start the new job?
The
minister
was not available for comment.
She is still available. (single)
He made himself always available to me.
auf etw. kommen; bei jdm. etw. hängenbleiben
v
auf verschiedenste Themen zu sprechen kommen
Sein Blick fiel auf einen seltsamen Mann in der Menge.
Ich musste einige Zeit in dem Geschäft suchen, bevor mir ein passendes Geschenk ins Auge fiel.
In dieser Situation kam der
Minister
auf die Idee eines Volksentscheids.
Als ich das Gespräch nochmals in meinem Kopf ablaufen ließ, kam mir schließlich eine Lösungsmöglichkeit in den Sinn.
to alight on upon sb. sth.
formal
to alight upon a variety of topics
His eyes glance alighted on a strange man in the crowd.
I spent some time browsing in the shop before alighting on a fitting gift.
In this situation, the
minister
alighted on the idea of a plebiscite.
Replaying the conversation over in my mind, I finally alighted upon a possible solution.
jdn. ansprechen; abfangen; angehen
v
; sich jdn. angeln; sich jdn. schnappen (und ein Anliegen vorbringen)
v
ansprechend; abfangend; angehend; sich angelnd; sich schnappend
angesprochen; abgefangen; angegangen; sich geangelt; sich geschnappt
Reporter sprachen den
Minister
wegen des Koalitionsstreits an, als er aus der Besprechung kam.
Gerade als ich nach Hause gehen wollte, hat mich eine Arbeitskollegin abgefangen und beschwatzt.
Sie hat mich im Einkaufszentrum abgefangen und mir lang und breit von ihrem Freund erzählt.
In der Fußgängerzone stand ein junger Mann, der die Leute wegen einer Unterschrift anging.
Ich habe mir den Geschäftsführer geangelt geschnappt und mich beschwert.
to buttonhole sb.
buttonholing
buttonholed
Reporters buttonholed the
minister
about the coalition dispute when he came out of the meeting.
A co-worker buttonholed me just as I was going home.
She buttonholed me in the shopping centre and gave me the story of her boyfriend.
In the pedestrian zone stood a young man buttonholing people to get signatures on a petition.
I buttonholed the manager and complained.
Deutsche
Minister Synonyme
minister
Innenminister
ÂMinister
fĂĽr
Inneres
Minister
fĂĽr
Wirtschaftsangelegenheiten
ÂWirtschaftsminister
Minister
ÂRessortchef
(umgangssprachlich)
Kabinett
ÂKollegium
der
Minister
ÂMinisterrunde
(umgangssprachlich)
ÂRegierungskabinett
Minister
fĂĽr Wirtschaftsangelegenheiten
Wirtschafts
minister
Minister
Ressortchef (umgangssprachlich)
minister
of state
alderman
archon
bailie
burghermaster
burgomaster
cabinet member
cabinet
minister
chancellor
city councilman
minister
to
act for
ad
minister
to
advance
assist
attend
attend on
attend to
baby-sit
bandage
minister
DD
Doctor of Divinity
Holy Joe
abbe
accommodate
ad
minister
the Eucharist
agent
aid
alderman
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Englische
minister Synonyme
minister
DD
Doctor of Divinity
Holy Joe
abbe
accommodate
ad
minister
the Eucharist
agent
aid
alderman
ambassador
ambassadress
anoint
apostolic delegate
archon
assist
attache
bailie
burghermaster
burgomaster
cabinet member
cabinet
minister
care for
career diplomat
chancellor
chaplain
charge
chrism
churchman
city councilman
city father
city manager
clergyman
clergywoman
cleric
clerical
clerk
commercial attache
commissar
commissary
commissionaire
commissioner
confirm
consul
consul general
consular agent
councillor
councilman
councilwoman
county commissioner
county supervisor
curate
cure
dean
delegate
diplomat
diplomatic
diplomatic agent
diplomatist
divine
do duty
ecclesiastic
elder
emissary
envoy
envoy extraordinary
evangelist
father
foreign service officer
headman
help
herald
impose
induna
internuncio
lay hands on
legate
legislator
look after
lord mayor
magistrate
maire
man of God
mayor
messenger
military attache
military chaplain
minister
of state
minister
plenipotentiary
minister
resident
minister
to
missionary
nuncio
officiate
padre
parson
pastor
perform a rite
perform service
plenipotentiary
portreeve
preacher
priest
rector
reeve
resident
reverend
secretary
secretary of legation
secretary of state
see to
selectman
servant of God
serve
shepherd
sky pilot
supervisor
supply
supply clergy
supply
minister
support
syndic
the Reverend
the very Reverend
tonsured cleric
undersecretary
vicar
vice-consul
vice-legate
wait on
warden
minister
of state
alderman
archon
bailie
burghermaster
burgomaster
cabinet member
cabinet
minister
chancellor
city councilman
city father
city manager
commissar
commissioner
councillor
councilman
councilwoman
county commissioner
county supervisor
elder
headman
induna
legislator
lord mayor
magistrate
maire
mayor
minister
portreeve
reeve
secretary
secretary of state
selectman
supervisor
syndic
undersecretary
warden
minister
to
act for
ad
minister
to
advance
assist
attend
attend on
attend to
baby-sit
bandage
bathe
be instrumental
care for
cater to
chaperon
cherish
chore
conserve
cure
dance attendance upon
diagnose
do for
do service to
doctor
drudge
facilitate
flux
forward
foster
give care to
go between
heal
help
keep watch over
lackey
look after
look out for
look to
maid
massage
matronize
mediate
mind
mother
nurse
nurture
operate on
pander
pander to
physic
plaster
poultice
preserve
promote
protege
provide for
purge
remedy
ride herd on
rub
see after
see to
serve
shepherd
splint
strap
subserve
support
take care of
take charge of
tend
treat
upon
valet
wait
wait on
watch
watch out for
watch over
work for
minister
ial
abbatial
abbatical
accessory
adjuvant
administrating
administrative
agential
agentival
agentive
ambassadorial
ancillary
archiepiscopal
assistant
assisting
auxiliary
bureaucratic
canonical
capitular
capitulary
churchly
clerical
conducive
consular
diplomatic
directing
ecclesiastic
employable
episcopal
episcopalian
evangelistic
executive
facilitating
favoring
forwarding
fostering
handy
helpful
helping
instrumental
intermediary
managing
mediating
mediatorial
minister
ing
ministrant
nurtural
nutricial
official
officiating
pastoral
plenipotentiary
prelatial
prelatic
presiding
priest-ridden
priestish
priestly
promoting
rabbinic
sacerdotal
serviceable
serving
subservient
subsidiary
supervisory
ultramontane
useful
minister
ing
accessory
adjuvant
agential
agentival
agentive
ancillary
assistant
assisting
attendant
attending
auxiliary
conducive
employable
facilitating
favoring
forwarding
fostering
handy
helpful
helping
instrumental
intermediary
mediating
mediatorial
menial
minister
ial
ministrant
nurtural
nutricial
promoting
serviceable
servile
serving
servitorial
subservient
subsidiary
useful
waiting
Minister Definition
Minister
(
n.
)
A
servant
Minister
(
n.
)
An
officer
of
justice.
Minister
(
n.
)
One
to
whom
the
sovereign
or
executive
head
of
a
government
intrusts
the
management
of
affairs
of
state,
or
some
department
of
such
affairs.
Minister
(
n.
)
A
representative
of
a
government,
sent
to
the
court,
or
seat
of
government,
of
a
foreign
nation
to
transact
diplomatic
business.
Minister
(
n.
)
One
who
serves
at
the
altar
Minister
(
n.
)
To
furnish
or
apply
Minister
(
v.
i.)
To
act
as
a
servant,
attendant,
or
agent
Minister
(
v.
i.)
To
supply
or
to
things
needful
minister Bedeutung
minister
the
job
of
a
head
of
a
government
department
cabinet
minister
the
job
of
a
senior
minister
who
is
a
member
of
the
cabinet
cabinet
minister
a
person
who
is
a
member
of
the
cabinet
chancellor
premier
prime
minister
the
person
who
is
head
of
state
(in
several
countries)
Prime
Minister
PM
premier
the
person
who
holds
the
position
of
head
of
the
government
in
the
United
Kingdom
curate
minister
of
religion
minister
parson
pastor
rector
a
person
authorized
to
conduct
religious
worship,
clergymen
are
usually
called
minister
s
in
Protestant
churches
envoy
envoy
extraordinary
minister
plenipotentiary
a
diplomat
having
less
authority
than
an
ambassador
finance
minister
minister
of
finance
the
minister
responsible
for
state
finances
foreign
minister
secretary
of
state
a
government
minister
for
foreign
relations
minister
diplomatic
minister
a
diplomat
representing
one
government
to
another,
ranks
below
ambassador
minister
government
minister
a
person
appointed
to
a
high
office
in
the
government,
Minister
of
Finance
minister
work
as
a
minister
,
She
is
minister
ing
in
an
old
parish
minister
c
attend
to
the
wants
and
needs
of
others,
I
have
to
minister
to
my
mother
all
the
time
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Ein Minister, in der Schweiz ein Departementsvorsteher, ist das Mitglied einer Regierung und in der Regel Leiter eines Ministeriums.