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Definition
Synonym
dotiert {adj} (Arbeitsstelle)
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
dotiert
adj
(Arbeitsstelle)
eine hoch gut dotierte Stelle
Die Stelle ist mit 3.000 EUR pro Monat dotiert.
paid (post)
a highly-paid well-paid job
The monthly salary for the position is EUR 3 000.
dotiert
adj
(Arbeitsstelle)
eine hoch gut dotierte Stelle
Die Stelle ist mit 3.000 EUR pro Monat dotiert.
paid (post)
a highly-paid well-paid job
The monthly salary for the position is EUR 3,000.
Arbeit, Arbeitsplatz, Arbeitsstelle
job
Arbeitsplatz, Arbeitsstelle, Stelle
position
Arbeitsplatz, Stelle, Arbeitsstelle, Position
post
Stelle, Anstellung, Arbeitsstelle, Situation
situation
Stellungswechsel, Wechsel der Arbeitsstelle
change of employment
Arbeitsstelle
f
freie Arbeitsstelle
f
, offene Stelle
f
job, place of work
vacancy
dotieren, stiften
dotierend, stiftend
dotiert, gestiftet
dotiert
dotierte
to endow
endowing
endowed
endows
endowed
dotieren
v
dotierend
dotiert
to dope, to contaminate
doping, contaminating
doped, contaminated
eine Arbeitsstelle kündigen (der Arbeitnehmer selbst)
to chuck a job
Am.
slang
wechseln, umschalten, ändern, abändern, verändern
v
wechselnd, umschaltend, ändernd, abändernd, verändernd
gewechselt, umgeschaltet, geändert, abgeändert, verändert
er
sie wechselt
ich
er
sie wechselte
er
sie hat
hatte gewechselt
den Besitzer wechseln
seine Arbeitsstelle wechseln
to change
changing
changed
he
she changes
I
he
she changed
he
she has
had changed
to change hands
to change one's job
dotiert
contaminated
dotiert
endows
Arbeitsstelle
f
; Posten
m
; Arbeitsplatz
m
Arbeitsstellen
pl
; Posten
pl
; Arbeitsplätze
pl
offene Stellen
Stelle ohne Berufschancen Aufstiegschancen
(neue) Arbeitsplätze schaffen
Arbeitsplätze erhalten
Er hat mir eine Stelle besorgt.
Der neue Gewerbepark wird hunderte Arbeitsplätze schaffen.
Sie versucht in der Stadt eine Arbeit zu finden.
Er hat einen hochbezahlten Posten in der Wirtschaft.
Wenn bei uns automatisiert wird verliere ich meine Stelle.
Wenn das Lokal schließt steht sie ohne Arbeit da.
job
jobs
jobs available
blind alley job
to create (new) jobs; to add (new) jobs
to preserve jobs
He has found me a job.
The new business park will create hundreds of jobs.
She's trying to get land find a job in the city.
He has a high-paying job in the industry.
If we automate I'll lose my job.
If the restaurant closes she'll be out of a job.
Arbeitsstelle
f
Arbeitsstellen
pl
Er sucht eine Arbeitsstelle wo er bestimmen kann was geschieht.
job; place of work
jobs; places of work
He seeks a job where he is able to call the shots tune.
freie unbesetzte Arbeitsstelle
f
; offene freie Stelle
f
; freigewordener Posten
m
; Vakanz
f
adm.
eine freie Stelle ausschreiben
eine Stelle besetzen
Ist die Stelle schon vergeben?
job vacancy; vacancy; unoccupied position
to advertise a vacancy
to fill a vacancy
Has the vacancy been filled already?
etw. ändern; verändern; abändern; umändern; wechseln; tauschen
v
ändernd; verändernd; abändernd; umändernd; wechselnd; tauschend
geändert; verändert; abgeändert; umgeändert; gewechselt; getauscht
er sie ändert
ich er sie änderte
er sie hat hatte geändert
andere Schuhe anziehen
mit jdm. den Platz tauschen; mit jdm. tauschen
übtr.
den Besitzer wechseln
seine Arbeitsstelle wechseln
Das ändert alles.
automatisch mitgeändert
to change sth.
changing
changed
he she changes
I he she changed
he she has had changed
to change one's shoes
to change places with sb.
to change hands
to change one's job
That changes everything.
also changed automatically
jdn. für etw. entlohnen; jdm. etw. vergüten
v
entlohnend; vergütend
entlohnt; vergütet
entlohnt; vergütet
entlohnte; vergütete
Die Stelle ist Teilzeit und mit 1.000 EUR dotiert.
to remunerate sb. for sth.
remunerating
remunerated
remunerates
remunerated
The appointment is part-time and remunerated with EUR 1 000.
(einen Fonds Preis) dotieren; ausstatten; äufnen
Schw.
v
(mit einer Summe)
fin.
dotierend; ausstattend; äufnend
dotiert; ausgestattet; geäufnet
dotiert
dotierte
ein gut hoch dotiertes Rennen
eine Einrichtung mit 50.000 Pfund dotieren
Das Turnier ist mit 90.000 Euro dotiert.
Der Preis war mit 10.000 Euro dotiert.
to endow (a fund prize) (with a sum)
endowing
endowed
endows
endowed
a race endowed with a good purse prize money
to endow an institution with 50 000 pounds
The prize money for the tournament is 90 000 euros.
The prize was 10 000 euros.
dotieren
v
dotierend
dotiert
to dope; to contaminate
doping; contaminating
doped; contaminated
dotiert
adj
(Arbeitsstelle)
eine hoch gut dotierte Stelle
Die Stelle ist mit 3.000 EUR pro Monat dotiert.
paid (post)
a highly-paid well-paid job
The monthly salary for the position is EUR 3 000.
königlich
adv
fürstlich belohnt; fürstlich dotiert
royally
royally paid
realistisch; zumutbar
adj
eine realistische Aussicht auf Erfolg
eine zumutbare Arbeitsstelle
reasonable; not unreasonable
a reasonable prospect of success
a job which can reasonably be expected to be accepted
die Anstellung
f
bei jdm.; das Beschäftigungsverhältnis
n
bei jdm.
als Marineangehöriger
bei jdm. beschäftigt sein; für jdn. arbeiten
nicht mehr für jdn. arbeiten
Meine erste Arbeitsstelle war bei einem Autohändler.
the employ of sb.
in the employ of the Navy
to be in the employ of sb.; to be in sb.'s employ
to leave the employ of sb.
I started work in the employ of a car dealer.
Arbeitsstelle
f
; Arbeit
f
; Stelle
f
; Arbeitsplatz
m
; Posten
m
; Stellung
f
veraltend
Arbeitsstellen
pl
; Stellen
pl
; Arbeitsplätze
pl
; Posten
pl
; Stellungen
pl
offene Stellen
Dauerarbeitsplätze
pl
Stelle ohne Berufschancen Aufstiegschancen
(neue) Arbeitsplätze schaffen
Arbeitsplätze erhalten
Er hat mir eine Stelle besorgt.
Der neue Gewerbepark wird hunderte Arbeitsplätze schaffen.
Sie versucht, in der Stadt (eine) Arbeit zu finden.
Er hat einen hochbezahlten Posten in der Wirtschaft.
Wenn bei uns automatisiert wird, verliere ich meine Stelle.
Wenn das Lokal schließt, steht sie ohne Arbeit da.
position of employment; position; post; job; situation
formal
positions of employment; positions; posts; jobs; situations
jobs available
permanent jobs
blind alley job
to create (new) jobs; to add (new) jobs
to preserve jobs
He has found me a job.
The new business park will create hundreds of jobs.
She's trying to get land find a job in the city.
He has a high-paying job in the industry.
If we automate, I'll lose my job.
If the restaurant closes, she'll be out of a job.
Schwangerschaftsvertretung
f
; Schwangerenvertretung
f
Dt.
selten
; Mutterschaftsvertretung
f
Dt.
Schw.
; Karenzvertretung
f
Ös.
(Arbeitsstelle)
maternity cover (job)
Straßenbaustelle
f
; Baustelle
f
; Arbeitsstelle
f
Dt.
(an Straßen)
auto
constr.
Straßenbaustellen
pl
; Baustellen
pl
; Arbeitsstellen
pl
an bei der Baustelle
Achtung Baustelle! (Warnschild)
roadworks site
Br.
; roadwork site
Am.
; construction work site
Am.
roadworks sites; roadwork sites; construction work sites
at the roadworks site; at the construction work site
Road work ahead!; Street work ahead!; Men at Work!
Br.
; Construction Work!
Am.
(warning sign)
etw. ändern; verändern; abändern; umändern; wechseln; tauschen
v
ändernd; verändernd; abändernd; umändernd; wechselnd; tauschend
geändert; verändert; abgeändert; umgeändert; gewechselt; getauscht
er sie ändert
ich er sie änderte
er sie hat hatte geändert
andere Schuhe anziehen
mit jdm. den Platz tauschen; mit jdm. tauschen
übtr.
den Besitzer wechseln
seine Arbeitsstelle wechseln
Das ändert alles.
automatisch mitgeändert
Würdest du an dem Text etwas ändern?
Würdest du bei diesem Bildbericht etwas ändern?
to change sth.
changing
changed
he she changes
I he she changed
he she has had changed
to change one's shoes
to change places with sb.
to change hands
to change job
That changes everything.
also changed automatically
Would you change anything in the text?
Would you change anything about this pictorial report?
jdn. für etw. entlohnen; jdm. etw. vergüten
v
entlohnend; vergütend
entlohnt; vergütet
entlohnt; vergütet
entlohnte; vergütete
Die Stelle ist Teilzeit und mit 1.000 EUR dotiert.
to remunerate sb. for sth.
remunerating
remunerated
remunerates
remunerated
The appointment is part-time and remunerated with EUR 1,000.
jdn. für etw. disqualifizieren; untauglich machen
v
(Sache)
disqualifizierend; untauglich machend
disqualifiziert; untauglich gemacht
eine Person mit verminderter Arbeitsfähigkeit
arbeitsunfähig sein; erwerbsunfähig sein
Die Verletzungen disqualifizierten ihn für seine frühere Arbeitsstelle.
to disable; to incapacitate sb. for sth. (matter)
disabling; incapacitating
disabled; incapacitated
a partly disabled incapacitated person
to be disabled incapacitated for work; to be disabled; to be incapacitated; to be incapable of working
The injuries incapacitated him for his former job.
(einen Fonds, Preis) dotieren; ausstatten; äufnen
Schw.
v
(mit einer Summe)
fin.
dotierend; ausstattend; äufnend
dotiert; ausgestattet; geäufnet
dotiert
dotierte
ein gut hoch dotiertes Rennen
eine Einrichtung mit 50.000 Pfund dotieren
Das Turnier ist mit 90.000 Euro dotiert.
Der Preis war mit 10.000 Euro dotiert.
to endow (a fund, prize) (with a sum)
endowing
endowed
endows
endowed
a race endowed with a good purse prize money
to endow an institution with 50,000 pounds
The prize money for the tournament is 90,000 euros.
The prize was 10,000 euros.
etw. dotieren
v
(Fremdatome einbringen)
electr.
phys.
dotierend
dotiert
to dope sth.
doping
doped
dotiert
adj
(Arbeitsstelle)
eine hoch gut dotierte Stelle
Die Stelle ist mit 3.000 EUR pro Monat dotiert.
paid (post)
a highly-paid well-paid job
The monthly salary for the position is EUR 3,000.
sich (an einem Ort an einer Arbeitsstelle) einrichten
v
Wir hatten uns an der Südküste schön eingerichtet.
Ich machte es mir in meinem Zimmer bequem.
to ensconce yourself; to be ensconsed (in a place position)
We were happily ensconced on the south coast.
I ensconced myself in my room.
(mit jdm.) um etw. wetteifern; konkurrieren; konkurrenzieren
Süddt.
Ös.
Schw.
; sich konkurrenzieren
Schw.
; rangeln
v
wetteifernd; konkurrierend; konkurrenzierend; sich konkurrenzierend; rangelnd
gewetteifert; konkurriert; konkurrenziert; sich konkurrenziert; gerangelt
wetteifert; konkurriert; konkurrenziert; rangelt
wetteiferte; konkurrierte; konkurrenzierte; rangelte
sich um einen Preis bewerben
um eine Arbeitsstelle konkurrieren
um die besten Plätze rangeln
Drei Parteien konkurrieren um die Macht.
Beide Unternehmen wetteifern darum, eine bessere Einstufung zu erreichen.
to compete; to contend; to vie; to jockey (with sb.) for sth. to achieve sth.
competing; contending; vying; jockeying
competed; contended; vied; jockeyed
competes; contends; vies; jockeys
competed; contended; vied; jockeyed
to compete for a prize
to vie for a job
to jockey for position
Three parties are contending for power.
Both enterprises are vying to improve their rankings.
in zumutbarer Weise; realistischerweise; im üblichen Rahmen; unter normalen Umständen
adv
jur.
typische Schäden, die vorauszusehen waren
eine zumutbare Arbeitsstelle
Eine Veräußerung war innerhalb der vorgegebenen Frist nicht zumutbar.
reasonably
typical damage that was reasonably foreseeable
a job which can reasonably be expected to be accepted
A sale was not reasonably possible within the period set.
Deutsche
dotiert {adj} (Arbeitsstelle) Synonyme
arbeitsstelle
Arbeitsort
ÂArbeitsstätte
ÂArbeitsstelle
ÂBeschäftigungsstelle
ÂOrt
der
Beschäftigung
Weitere Ergebnisse für
dotiert Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
paid Synonyme
paid
acquitted
chartered
discharged
employed
expended
hired
hireling
leased
let
liquidated
mercenary
paid
in full
post
paid
pre
paid
receipted
remitted
rented
salaried
settled
spent
subleased
sublet
waged
dotiert {adj} (Arbeitsstelle) Definition
Crown-post
(
n.
)
Same
as
King-post.
Ex
post
facto
(
)
Alt.
of
Ex
postfacto
Highly
(
adv.
)
In
a
high
manner,
or
to
a
high
degree
King-post
(
n.
)
A
member
of
a
common
form
of
truss,
as
a
roof
truss.
It
is
strictly
a
tie,
intended
to
prevent
the
sagging
of
the
tiebeam
in
the
middle.
If
there
are
struts,
supporting
the
main
rafters,
they
often
bear
upon
the
foot
of
the
king-post.
Called
also
crown-post.
Lamp-post
(
n.
)
A
post
(generally
a
pillar
of
iron)
supporting
a
lamp
or
lantern
for
lighting
a
street,
park,
etc.
Monthly
(
a.
)
Continued
a
month,
or
a
performed
in
a
month
Monthly
(
a.
)
Done,
happening,
payable,
published,
etc.,
once
a
month,
or
every
month
Monthly
(
n.
)
A
publication
which
appears
regularly
once
a
month.
Monthly
(
adv.
)
Once
a
month
Monthly
(
adv.
)
As
if
under
the
influence
of
the
moon
Paid
(
imp.,
p.
p.,
&
a.)
Receiving
pay
Paid
(
imp.,
p.
p.,
&
a.)
Satisfied
Paid
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
of
Pay
Position
(
n.
)
The
state
of
being
posited,
or
placed
Position
(
n.
)
The
spot
where
a
person
or
thing
is
placed
or
takes
a
place
Position
(
n.
)
Hence:
The
ground
which
any
one
takes
in
an
argument
or
controversy
Position
(
n.
)
Relative
place
or
standing
Position
(
n.
)
A
method
of
solving
a
problem
by
one
or
two
suppositions
Position
(
v.
t.)
To
indicate
the
position
of
Post-
(
)
A
prefix
signifying
behind,
back,
after
Post
(
a.
)
Hired
to
do
what
is
wrong
Post
(
n.
)
A
piece
of
timber,
metal,
or
other
solid
substance,
fixed,
or
to
be
fixed,
firmly
in
an
upright
position,
especially
when
intended
as
a
stay
or
support
to
something
else
Post
(
n.
)
The
doorpost
of
a
victualer's
shop
or
inn,
on
which
were
chalked
the
scores
of
customers
Post
(
n.
)
The
place
at
which
anything
is
stopped,
placed,
or
fixed
Post
(
n.
)
A
station,
or
one
of
a
series
of
stations,
established
for
the
refreshment
and
accommodation
of
travelers
on
some
recognized
route
Post
(
n.
)
A
military
station
Post
(
n.
)
The
piece
of
ground
to
which
a
sentinel's
walk
is
limited.
Post
(
n.
)
A
messenger
who
goes
from
station
Post
(
n.
)
An
established
conveyance
for
letters
from
one
place
or
station
to
another
Post
(
n.
)
Haste
or
speed,
like
that
of
a
messenger
or
mail
carrier.
Post
(
n.
)
One
who
has
charge
of
a
station,
especially
of
a
postal
station.
Post
(
n.
)
A
station,
office,
or
position
of
service,
trust,
or
emolument
Post
(
n.
)
A
size
of
printing
and
writing
paper.
See
the
Table
under
Paper.
Post
(
v.
t.)
To
attach
to
a
post,
a
wall,
or
other
usual
place
of
affixing
public
notices
Post
(
v.
t.)
To
hold
up
to
public
blame
or
reproach
Post
(
v.
t.)
To
enter
(a
name)
on
a
list,
as
for
service,
promotion,
or
the
like.
Post
(
v.
t.)
To
assign
to
a
station
Post
(
v.
t.)
To
carry,
as
an
account,
from
the
journal
to
the
ledger
Post
(
v.
t.)
To
place
in
the
care
of
the
post
Post
(
v.
t.)
To
inform
Post
(
v.
i.)
To
travel
with
post
horses
Post
(
v.
i.)
To
rise
and
sink
in
the
saddle,
in
accordance
with
the
motion
of
the
horse,
esp.
in
trotting.
Post
(
adv.
)
With
post
horses
Post-abdomen
(
n.
)
That
part
of
a
crustacean
behind
the
cephalothorax
Post-captain
(
n.
)
A
captain
of
a
war
vessel
whose
name
appeared,
or
was
"posted,"
in
the
seniority
list
of
the
British
navy,
as
distinguished
from
a
commander
whose
name
was
not
so
posted.
The
term
was
also
used
in
the
United
States
navy
Post-disseizin
(
n.
)
A
subsequent
disseizin
committed
by
one
of
lands
which
the
disseizee
had
before
recovered
of
the
same
disseizor
Post-disseizor
(
n.
)
A
person
who
disseizes
another
of
lands
which
the
disseizee
had
before
recovered
of
the
same
disseizor.
Post-fine
(
n.
)
A
duty
paid
to
the
king
by
the
cognizee
in
a
fine
of
lands,
when
the
same
was
fully
passed
Post-mortem
(
a.
)
After
death
Post
note
(
)
A
note
issued
by
a
bank,
payable
at
some
future
specified
time,
as
distinguished
from
a
note
payable
on
demand.
paid (post) / a highly-paid well-paid job / The monthly salary for the position is EUR 3 000. Bedeutung
position
the
act
of
positing,
an
assumption
taken
as
a
postulate
or
axiom
autopsy
necropsy
postmortem
post-mortem
PM
postmortem
examination
post-mortem
examination
an
examination
and
dissection
of
a
dead
body
to
determine
cause
of
death
or
the
changes
produced
by
disease
post
the
delivery
and
collection
of
letters
and
packages,
it
came
by
the
first
post,
if
you
hurry
you'll
catch
the
post
pay
cut
salary
cut
the
act
of
reducing
a
salary
post
office
a
children's
game
in
which
kisses
are
exchanged
for
pretended
letters
position
post
berth
office
spot
billet
place
situation
a
job
in
an
organization,
he
occupied
a
post
in
the
treasury
stead
position
place
lieu
the
post
or
function
properly
or
customarily
occupied
or
served
by
another,
can
you
go
in
my
stead?,
took
his
place,
in
lieu
of
position
(in
team
sports)
the
role
assigned
to
an
individual
player,
what
position
does
he
play?
placement
location
locating
position
positioning
emplacement
the
act
of
putting
something
in
a
certain
place
powder-post
termite
Cryptotermes
brevis
extremely
destructive
dry-wood
termite
of
warm
regions
post
horse
post-horse
poster
a
horse
kept
at
an
inn
or
post
house
for
use
by
mail
carriers
or
for
rent
to
travelers
command
post
general
headquarters
GHQ
military
headquarters
from
which
a
military
commander
controls
and
organizes
the
forces
corner
post
a
square
post
supporting
a
structural
member
at
the
corner
of
a
building
country
store
general
store
trading
post
a
retail
store
serving
a
sparsely
populated
region,
usually
stocked
with
a
wide
variety
of
merchandise
drug
cocktail
highly
active
antiretroviral
therapy
HAART
a
combination
of
protease
inhibitors
taken
with
reverse
transcriptase
inhibitors,
used
in
treating
AIDS
and
HIV
hinging
post
swinging
post
the
gatepost
on
which
the
gate
is
hung
hitching
post
a
fixed
post
with
a
ring
to
which
a
horse
can
be
hitched
to
prevent
it
from
straying
king
post
post
connecting
the
crossbeam
to
the
apex
of
a
triangular
truss
military
post
post
military
installation
at
which
a
body
of
troops
is
stationed,
this
military
post
provides
an
important
source
of
income
for
the
town
nearby,
there
is
an
officer's
club
on
the
post
newel
post
newel
the
post
at
the
top
or
bottom
of
a
flight
of
stairs,
it
supports
the
handrail
post
an
upright
consisting
of
a
piece
of
timber
or
metal
fixed
firmly
in
an
upright
position,
he
set
a
row
of
posts
in
the
ground
and
strung
barbwire
between
them
post
and
lintel
a
structure
consisting
of
vertical
beams
(posts)
supporting
a
horizontal
beam
(lintel)
post
chaise
closed
horse-drawn
carriage
with
four
wheels,
formerly
used
to
transport
passengers
and
mail
post
exchange
PX
a
commissary
on
a
United
States
Army
post
posthole
post
hole
a
hole
dug
in
the
ground
to
hold
a
fence
post
posthole
digger
post-hole
digger
a
shovel
used
to
sink
postholes
post
horn
wind
instrument
used
by
postilions
of
the
th
and
th
centuries
posthouse
post
house
an
inn
for
exchanging
post
horses
and
accommodating
riders
Post-Office
box
PO
Box
POB
call
box
letter
box
a
numbered
compartment
in
a
post
office
where
mail
is
put
to
be
called
for
post
road
a
road
over
which
mail
is
carried
queen
post
vertical
tie
post
in
a
roof
truss
shutting
post
the
gatepost
against
which
the
gate
closes
telephone
pole
telegraph
pole
telegraph
post
tall
pole
supporting
telephone
wires
whipping
post
post
formerly
used
in
public
to
which
offenders
are
tied
to
be
whipped
position
spatial
relation
the
spatial
property
of
a
place
where
or
way
in
which
something
is
situated,
the
position
of
the
hands
on
the
clock,
he
specified
the
spatial
relations
of
every
piece
of
furniture
on
the
stage
position
posture
attitude
the
arrangement
of
the
body
and
its
limbs,
he
assumed
an
attitude
of
surrender
ballet
position
classical
position
of
the
body
and
especially
the
feet
in
ballet
lithotomy
position
a
position
lying
on
your
back
with
knees
bent
and
thighs
apart,
assumed
for
vaginal
or
rectal
examination
lotus
position
a
sitting
position
with
the
legs
crossed,
used
in
yoga
missionary
position
a
position
for
sexual
intercourse,
a
man
and
woman
lie
facing
each
other
with
the
man
on
top,
soalled
because
missionaries
thought
it
the
proper
position
for
primitive
peoples
raise
rise
wage
hike
hike
wage
increase
salary
increase
the
amount
a
salary
is
increased,
he
got
a
%
raise,
he
got
a
wage
hike
superiority
favorable
position
favourable
position
the
quality
of
being
at
a
competitive
advantage
inferiority
unfavorable
position
the
quality
of
being
a
competitive
disadvantage
post
hoc
post
hoc
ergo
propter
hoc
the
logical
fallacy
of
believing
that
temporal
succession
implies
a
causal
relation
position
stance
posture
a
rationalized
mental
attitude
position
view
perspective
a
way
of
regarding
situations
or
topics
etc.,
consider
what
follows
from
the
positivist
view
Post-It
brand
name
for
a
slip
of
notepaper
that
has
an
adhesive
that
allows
it
to
stick
to
a
surface
and
be
removed
without
damaging
the
surface
mail
mail
service
postal
service
post
the
system
whereby
messages
are
transmitted
via
the
post
office,
the
mail
handles
billions
of
items
every
day,
he
works
for
the
United
States
mail
service,
in
England
they
call
mail
`the
post'
parcel
post
postal
service
that
handles
packages
place
position
an
item
on
a
list
or
in
a
sequence,
in
the
second
place,
moved
from
third
to
fifth
position
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