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Definition
Synonym
Staatsbegr�bnis
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Staatsbeamte
m
Staatsbeamten
pl
civil servant
civil servants
Staatsbeamte
civil servant
Beamte
m f
; Beamter; Staatsbeamter
m
; Staatsdiener
m
humor.
adm.
Beamten
pl
; Beamte; Staatsbeamten
pl
; Staatsdiener
pl
leitende Beamte; Chefbeamte
Schw.
Beamte des Gerichtshofs
civil servant
Br.
; public officer
Am.
; officer; official
civil servants; public officers; officers; officials
senior officials
officers of the Tribunal
Beamter
m
; Staatsbeamter
m
; Staatsdiener
m
humor.
adm.
Beamten
pl
; Staatsbeamten
pl
; Staatsdiener
pl
Bundesbeamter
m
leitende Beamte; Chefbeamte
Schw.
Grenzschutzbeamter
m
; Grenzschutzbeamte
f
Beamte des Gerichtshofs
civil service employee; civil servant
Br.
; public officer
Am.
; public servant
Austr.
NZ
; government official; government officer
civil service employees; civil servants; public officers; public servants; government officials; government officers
federal civil servant; federal officer; federal official
senior officials
border guard
officers of the Tribunal
Beamter, Staatsbeamter
civil servant
Staatsbediensteter
m
; Staatsbedienstete
f
adm.
Staatsbedienstete
pl
state official
state officials
öffentlich Bediensteter
m
; Staatsbediensteter
m
; Staatsangestellter
m
; Angestellter im öffentlichen Dienst; Vertragsbediensteter
m
Ös.
adm.
öffentlich Bediensteten
pl
; Staatsbediensteten
pl
; Staatsangestellten
pl
; Angestellten im öffentlichen Dienst; Vertragsbediensteten
pl
public servant; government employee; government worker
public servants; government employees; government workers
Staatsbedienstetengesetz
n
; Vertragsbedienstetengesetz
n
Ös.
VBG
jur.
Public Servants Act; Government Employees Act
Staatsbegräbnis
n
Staatsbegräbnisse
pl
state funeral
state funerals
Staatsbegraebnis
state funeral
Staatsbegraebnisse
state funerals
Trauerfahne
f
(bei Staatsbegräbnissen)
banderole (at the funeral of public figures)
Staatsbesitz
m
public ownership; public domain
Staatsbesuch
m
Staatsbesuche
pl
state visit
state visits
Staatsbesuch
state visit
etw. stark beanspruchen
v
stark beanspruchend
stark beansprucht
Es hat sein ganze diplomatisches Geschick erfordert den Staatsbesuch sicher über die Bühne zu bringen.
to task sth.
tasking
tasked
It tasked his diplomatic skill to effect the state visit in safety.
etw. stark beanspruchen
v
stark beanspruchend
stark beansprucht
Es hat sein ganze diplomatisches Geschick erfordert, den Staatsbesuch sicher über die Bühne zu bringen.
to task sth.
tasking
tasked
It tasked his diplomatic skill to effect the state visit in safety.
Staatsbesuche
state visits
Staatsbetrieb
public enterprise
Staatsbetrieb
public-sector undertaking
Staatsbetrieb
m
Staatsbetriebe
pl
public enterprise, public-sector undertaking
public enterprises, public-sector undertakings
Staatsbetrieb
m
; Staatsunternehmen
n
Staatsbetriebe
pl
; Staatsunternehmen
pl
public enterprise; public-sector undertaking
public enterprises; public-sector undertakings
Treuhandanstalt
f
Dt.
(zur Privatisierung ehemaliger DDR-Staatsbetriebe)
trust agency (for privatizing former state-owned enterprises in the GDR)
etw. beschneiden; stutzen; zurechtstutzen; zurückfahren; zurückschrauben
ugs.
v
(einschränken)
übtr.
beschneidend; stutzend; zurechtstutzend; zurückfahrend; zurückschraubend
beschnitten; gestutzt; zurechtgestutzt; zurückgefahren; zurückgeschraubt
beschneidet; stutzt; stutzt zurecht; fährt zurück; schraubt zurück
beschnitt; stutzte; stutzte zurecht; fuhr zurück; schraubte zurück
die Projektkosten herunterschrauben
den Anteil der Staatsbetriebe zurückfahren
den Förderdschungel auslichten
Bei welchem Verteidigungsprojekt soll man den Rotstift ansetzen?
to trim sth.; to trim back () sth. (cut down)
fig.
trimming; trimming back
trimmed; trimmed back
trims; trims back
trimmed; trimmed back
to trim the cost of the project
to trim back the share of state-owned enterprises
to severely trim the jungle of subsidies
Which defence programme should be trimmed?
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civil servant Synonyme
civil
absolute
accommodating
affable
agreeable
amiable
appropriate
aristocratic
attentive
authoritarian
autocratic
autonomous
becoming
bland
bureaucratic
civic
civil
ian
civil
ized
clubbable
clubbish
clubby
common
communal
communicative
companionable
companionate
compatible
complaisant
congenial
congregational
considerate
constitutional
cordial
cosmopolitan
courteous
courtly
cultivated
decent
decorous
deferential
democratic
despotic
dictatorial
diplomatic
domestic
fair
fascist
federal
federalist
federalistic
felicitous
fit for society
fitting
fond of society
formal
friendly
general
genial
genteel
governmental
graceful
gracious
gregarious
gubernatorial
happy
heteronomous
hospitable
impolite
internal
international
laic
laical
lay
mannered
mannerly
matriarchal
matriarchic
meet
monarchal
monarchial
monarchic
monocratic
national
nonclerical
nonecclesiastical
nonministerial
nonordained
nonpastoral
nonreligious
obliging
official
oligarchal
oligarchic
parliamentarian
parliamentary
patriarchal
patriarchic
pluralistic
polished
polite
politic
political
popular
proper
public
refined
republican
respectful
right
secular
secularist
secularistic
seemly
self-governing
sociable
social
social-minded
societal
solicitous
state
suave
suitable
supranational
tactful
temporal
theocratic
thoughtful
totalitarian
ungracious
urbane
well-bred
well-mannered
civil
ceremony
Gretna Green wedding
banns
bridal
bridal suite
bridechamber
chuppah
church wedding
civil
wedding
elopement
epithalamium
espousals
espousement
forced marriage
honeymoon
hymen
hymeneal
hymeneal rites
marriage
nuptial apartment
nuptial mass
nuptial song
nuptials
prothalamium
saffron veil
shotgun wedding
spousals
wedding
wedding canopy
wedding song
wedding veil
civil
ian
AG
DA
KC
QC
SSC
US attorney
attorney general
citizen
corporation lawyer
court-appointed lawyer
criminal lawyer
defense counsel
district attorney
junior counsel
law agent
leader
mouthpiece
nonbelligerent
noncombatant
nonresistant
nonresister
private attorney
prosecuting attorney
prosecutor
public prosecutor
publicist
silk
silk gown
solicitor general
special pleader
stuff gown
stuff-gownsman
civil
ity
acculturation
act of courtesy
affability
agreeableness
amenities
amenity
amiability
appropriateness
attention
becomingness
bienseance
ceremonies
civil
ities
civil
ization
clubbability
clubbishness
clubbism
comity
communicativeness
companionability
compatibility
complaisance
conformity
congeniality
considerateness
consideration
convenance
convention
conventional usage
conventionalism
conventionality
cordiality
correctness
courteousness
courtesy
courtliness
cultivation
culture
custom
decencies
decency
decorousness
decorum
deference
dignities
diplomacy
diplomatic code
education
elegance
elegancies
enculturation
enlightenment
etiquette
exquisite manners
familiarity
favor
felicity
fitness
fittingness
fondness for society
form
formalities
formality
friendliness
geniality
genteelness
gentilities
gentility
good form
good manners
graceful gesture
gracefulness
graces
graciousness
gregariousness
happiness
hospitality
intimacy
manners
meetness
mores
natural politeness
point of etiquette
polish
polite act
politeness
politesse
properness
proprieties
propriety
protocol
punctilio
quiet good manners
refinement
respect
respectfulness
rightness
rites
rituals
rules of conduct
seemliness
sociability
sociableness
social code
social conduct
social convention
social grace
social graces
social procedures
social usage
sociality
socialization
solicitousness
solicitude
suitability
tact
tactfulness
thoughtfulness
urbanity
civil
ization
acculturation
civil
ity
complex
cultivation
cultural drift
culture
culture area
culture center
culture complex
culture conflict
culture contact
culture pattern
culture trait
customs
edification
education
enculturation
enlightenment
ethos
folkways
key trait
mores
polish
refinement
socialization
society
sophistication
trait
trait-complex
civil
ize
acculturate
advance
ameliorate
amend
anthropomorphize
better
boost
bring forward
broaden
broaden the mind
catechize
demonstrate
direct
domesticate
edify
educate
elevate
emend
enhance
enlighten
enrich
fatten
favor
forward
foster
give instruction
give lessons in
go straight
ground
guide
humanize
illumine
improve
improve upon
inform
instruct
lard
lift
make an improvement
make human
meliorate
mend
nurture
open the eyes
polish
promote
raise
reeducate
refine
refine upon
reform
school
set right
sharpen the wits
show
show how
socialize
straighten out
tame
teach
teach a lesson
teach the rudiments
transfigure
transform
upgrade
uplift
civil
ized
Christian
abstruse
advanced
ameliorated
beautified
becoming
befitting
bettered
bland
comme il faut
conforming
converted
correct
cultivated
cultured
dainty
decent
deep
delicate
developed
discriminating
done
educated
elegant
embellished
encyclopedic
enhanced
enriched
erudite
fastidious
fine
graceful
gracile
gracious
improved
learned
lettered
literate
nice
pansophic
perfected
polished
polyhistoric
polymath
polymathic
profound
refined
reformed
scholarly
scholastic
smooth
sophisticated
studious
subtle
transfigured
transformed
urbane
wise
Staatsbegr�bnis Definition
Bond
servant
(
)
A
slave
Civil
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to
a
city
or
state,
or
to
a
citizen
in
his
relations
to
his
fellow
citizens
or
to
the
state
Civil
(
a.
)
Subject
to
government
Civil
(
a.
)
Performing
the
duties
of
a
citizen
Civil
(
a.
)
Having
the
manners
of
one
dwelling
in
a
city,
as
opposed
to
those
of
savages
or
rustics
Civil
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to
civic
life
and
affairs,
in
distinction
from
military,
ecclesiastical,
or
official
state.
Civil
(
a.
)
Relating
to
rights
and
remedies
sought
by
action
or
suit
distinct
from
criminal
proceedings.
Servant
(
n.
)
One
who
serves,
or
does
services,
voluntarily
or
on
compulsion
Servant
(
n.
)
One
in
a
state
of
subjection
or
bondage.
Servant
(
n.
)
A
professed
lover
or
suitor
Servant
(
v.
t.)
To
subject.
civil servant / civil servants Bedeutung
attainder
civil
death
cancellation
of
civil
rights
tort
civil
wrong
(law)
any
wrongdoing
for
which
an
action
for
damages
may
be
brought
civil
censorship
military
censorship
of
civilian
communications
(correspondence
or
printed
matter
of
films)
entering
or
leaving
of
circulating
within
territories
controlled
by
armed
forces
civil
defense
activities
organized
by
civilians
for
their
own
protection
in
time
of
war
or
disaster
civil
war
a
war
between
factions
in
the
same
country
civil
marriage
a
marriage
performed
by
a
government
official
rather
than
by
a
clergyman
civil
disobedience
a
group's
refusal
to
obey
a
law
because
they
believe
the
law
is
immoral
(as
in
protest
against
discrimination),
Thoreau
wrote
a
famous
essay
justifying
civil
disobedience
civil
contempt
a
failure
to
follow
a
court
order
that
benefits
someone
else
civil
suit
a
lawsuit
alleging
violations
of
civil
law
by
the
defendant
civil
action
legal
action
to
protect
a
private
civil
right
or
to
compel
a
civil
remedy
(as
distinguished
from
criminal
prosecution)
American
Civil
War
United
States
Civil
War
War
between
the
States
civil
war
in
the
United
States
between
the
North
and
the
South,
-
English
Civil
War
civil
war
in
England
between
the
Parliamentarians
and
the
Royalists
under
Charles
I,
-
Spanish
Civil
War
civil
war
in
Spain
in
which
Franco
succeeded
in
overthrowing
the
republican
government,
during
the
war
Spain
became
a
battleground
for
fascists
and
socialists
from
all
countries,
-
service
door
service
entrance
servant's
entrance
an
entrance
intended
for
the
use
of
servants
or
for
delivery
of
goods
and
removal
of
refuse
civil
right
right
or
rights
belonging
to
a
person
by
reason
of
citizenship
including
especially
the
fundamental
freedoms
and
privileges
guaranteed
by
the
th
and
th
amendments
and
subsequent
acts
of
Congress
including
the
right
to
legal
and
social
and
economic
equality
civil
liberty
fundamental
individual
right
protected
by
law
and
expressed
as
immunity
from
unwarranted
governmental
interference
civil
engineering
the
branch
of
engineering
concerned
with
the
design
and
construction
of
such
public
works
as
dams
or
bridges
Roman
law
Justinian
code
civil
law
jus
civile
the
legal
code
of
ancient
Rome,
codified
under
Justinian,
the
basis
for
many
modern
systems
of
civil
law
International
Civil
Aviation
Organization
ICAO
the
United
Nations
agency
concerned
with
civil
aviation
civil
service
government
workers,
usually
hired
on
the
basis
of
competitive
examinations
civil
law
the
body
of
laws
established
by
a
state
or
nation
for
its
own
regulation
Civil
Rights
movement
movement
in
the
United
States
beginning
in
the
s
and
led
primarily
by
Blacks
in
an
effort
to
establish
the
civil
rights
of
individual
Black
citizens
body
servant
a
valet
or
personal
maid
bond
servant
someone
bound
to
labor
without
wages
civic
leader
civil
leader
a
leader
in
municipal
affairs
civil
engineer
an
engineer
trained
to
design
and
construct
and
maintain
public
works
(roads
or
bridges
or
harbors
etc.)
civil
libertarian
a
libertarian
who
is
actively
concerned
with
the
protection
of
civil
liberties
civil
rights
leader
civil
rights
worker
civil
rights
activist
a
leader
of
the
political
movement
dedicated
to
securing
equal
opportunity
for
members
of
minority
groups
civil
servant
a
public
official
who
is
a
member
of
the
civil
service
domestic
domestic
help
house
servant
a
servant
who
is
paid
to
perform
menial
tasks
around
the
household
public
servant
someone
who
holds
a
government
position
(either
by
election
or
appointment)
civil
authority
civil
officer
a
person
who
exercises
authority
over
civilian
affairs
servant
retainer
a
person
working
in
the
service
of
another
(especially
in
the
household)
servant
girl
serving
girl
a
girl
who
is
a
servant
Civil
List
a
sum
of
money
voted
by
British
Parliament
each
year
for
the
expenses
of
the
British
royal
family
handmaid
handmaiden
servant
in
a
subordinate
position,
theology
should
be
the
handmaiden
of
ethics,
the
state
cannot
be
a
servant
of
the
church
civil
death
the
legal
status
of
a
person
who
is
alive
but
who
has
been
deprived
of
the
rights
and
privileges
of
a
citizen
or
a
member
of
society,
the
legal
status
of
one
sentenced
to
life
imprisonment
civil
union
a
voluntary
union
for
life
(or
until
divorce)
of
adult
parties
of
the
same
sex,
parties
to
a
civil
union
have
all
the
same
benefits,
protections,
and
responsibilities
under
Vermont
law
as
spouses
in
a
marriage
civil
order
polity
the
form
of
government
of
a
social
organization
civil
liberty
political
liberty
one's
freedom
to
exercise
one's
rights
as
guaranteed
under
the
laws
of
the
country
civil
time
standard
time
local
time
the
official
time
in
a
local
region
(adjusted
for
location
around
the
Earth),
established
by
law
or
custom
calendar
day
civil
day
a
day
reckoned
from
midnight
to
midnight
calendar
year
civil
year
the
year
(reckoned
from
January
to
December
)
according
to
Gregorian
calendar
civil
of
or
in
a
condition
of
social
order,
civil
peoples
civil-libertarian
having
or
showing
active
concern
for
protection
of
civil
liberties
protected
by
law
civil
polite
not
rude,
marked
by
satisfactory
(or
especially
minimal)
adherence
to
social
usages
and
sufficient
but
not
noteworthy
consideration
for
others,
even
if
he
didn't
like
them
he
should
have
been
civil-
W.S.
Maugham
civil
(of
divisions
of
time)
legally
recognized
in
ordinary
affairs
of
life,
the
civil
calendar,
a
civil
day
begins
at
mean
midnight
civil
applying
to
ordinary
citizens
as
contrasted
with
the
military,
civil
authorities
civil
civic
of
or
relating
to
or
befitting
citizens
as
individuals,
civil
rights,
civil
liberty,
civic
duties,
civic
pride
civil
of
or
occurring
within
the
state
or
between
or
among
citizens
of
the
state,
civil
affairs,
civil
strife,
civil
disobedience,
civil
branches
of
government
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