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Definition
Synonym
Profession
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Profession
f
Ös.
occupation;
profession
Profession
f
Ös.
occupation,
profession
Metier
n
; Arbeitsgebiet
n
; Arbeitsfeld
n
; Betätigungsfeld
n
; Tätigkeit
n
;
Profession
f
(veraltend)
calling; line of work; work; job; métier
Metier
n
; Arbeitsgebiet
n
; Arbeitsfeld
n
; Betätigungsfeld
n
; Tätigkeit
f
;
Profession
f
veraltend
calling; line of work; work; job; métier
Deutsche
Profession Synonyme
profession
Beruf
Fachgebiet
Metier
Profession
Anstellung
Arbeit
Beruf
Beschäftigung
Gewerbe
Job
Maloche
(umgangssprachlich)
Profession
Tätigkeit
profession
acceptance
acknowledgment
admission
affidavit
affirmance
affirmation
allegation
allowance
announcement
Weitere Ergebnisse für
Profession Synonym
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Englische
occupation; profession Synonyme
occupation
abiding
abode
act
acting
action
activism
activities
activity
adoption
adverse possession
affair
affairs
agency
alodium
appointment
appropriation
arrogation
art
assumption
bag
behavior
bondage
burgage
business
calling
career
career building
careerism
claim
cohabitation
colonization
colony
commerce
commorancy
concern
concernment
conduct
conquest
control
craft
de facto
de jure
dependency
derivative title
direction
doing
driving
dwelling
employ
employment
enslavement
enterprise
execution
exercise
fee fief
fee position
fee simple
fee simple absolute
fee simple conditional
fee simple defeasible
fee simple determinable
fee tail
feodum
feud
fiefdom
field
frankalmoign
free socage
freehold
function
functioning
game
gavelkind
habitancy
habitation
handicraft
handling
having title to
hold
holding
indent
inhabitancy
inhabitation
inhabiting
interest
job
knight service
labor
lay fee
lease
leasehold
legal claim
legal possession
lifework
line
line of business
line of work
living
lodging
lookout
management
mandate
manipulation
matter
metier
mission
movements
mystery
nesting
number
occupancy
operancy
operation
operations
oppression
original title
owning
performance
performing
play
position
possessing
possession
post
practice
praxis
preemption
preoccupancy
pre
occupation
prepossession
prescription
profession
property
property rights
proprietary rights
pursuit
racket
requisition
residence
residency
residing
responsibility
rule
running
seisin
seizure
service
settlement
situation
skill
socage
sojourning
specialization
specialty
squatting
staying
staying over
steering
stopping
subjection
subjugation
sublease
suzerainty
swing
take-over
takeover
taking over
tenancy
tenantry
tenure
tenure in chivalry
thing
title
trade
underlease
undertaking
undertenancy
usucapion
usurpation
villein socage
villeinhold
vill
occupation
al disease
abnormality
acute disease
affection
affliction
ailment
allergic disease
allergy
atrophy
bacterial disease
birth defect
blight
cardiovascular disease
chronic disease
circulatory disease
complaint
complication
condition
congenital defect
defect
deficiency disease
deformity
degenerative disease
disability
disease
disorder
distemper
endemic
endemic disease
endocrine disease
epidemic disease
functional disease
fungus disease
gastrointestinal disease
genetic disease
handicap
hereditary disease
iatrogenic disease
illness
indisposition
infectious disease
infirmity
malady
malaise
morbidity
morbus
muscular disease
neurological disease
nutritional disease
organic disease
pandemic disease
pathological condition
pathology
plant disease
protozoan disease
psychosomatic disease
respiratory disease
rockiness
secondary disease
seediness
sickishness
sickness
signs
symptomatology
symptomology
symptoms
syndrome
the pip
urogenital disease
virus disease
wasting disease
worm disease
occupation
al therapy
Arica movement
Erhard Seminars Training
Metrazol therapy
New Consciousness
Pentothal interview
SAT
T-group
X-ray therapy
actinotherapy
aerosol therapy
aerotherapeutics
aerotherapy
arsenotherapy
assertiveness training
autoserum therapy
bacterial therapy
bacteriotherapy
behavior modification
behavior therapy
bibliotherapy
bioenergetics
biofeedback
biotherapy
buffer therapy
cardiotherapy
chemotherapy
chrysotherapy
climatotherapy
cold therapy
collapse therapy
confrontation therapy
conjoint therapy
consciousness raising
constitutional therapy
contact therapy
counseling
crymotherapy
dermatotherapy
dietotherapy
directive therapy
dye therapy
encounter therapy
endocrinotherapy
est
family training
feminist therapy
fever therapy
frigotherapy
galactotherapy
gestalt therapy
glandular therapy
gold therapy
group psychotherapy
group relations training
group sensitivity training
group therapy
hemotherapy
humanistic therapy
hyperbaric therapy
hypnoanalysis
hypnosis
hypnotherapy
hypnotism
immunization therapy
infrared therapy
intravenous therapy
iodotherapy
maggot therapy
malariotherapy
marathon
marriage encounter
mechanotherapy
mind cure
narcoanalysis
narcohypnosis
narcosynthesis
narcotherapy
nondirective therapy
nonspecific therapy
opsonic therapy
organotherapy
oxygen therapy
pastoral counseling
pharmacotherapy
phototherapy
physical therapy
physiotherapy
play therapy
primal therapy
prolonged narcosis
protein therapy
psychodrama
psychological counseling
psychosurgery
psychosynthesis
psychotherapeutics
psychotherapy
pyretotherapy
radical therapy
radium therapy
rational-emotive therapy
ray therapy
reality therapy
recreational therapy
regression therapy
release therapy
replacement therapy
scream therapy
sensitivity training
sensory awareness training
serotherapy
shock therapy
sleep treatment
specific therapy
suggestion therapy
supportive therapy
surgi
Profession Definition
Occupation
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
of
occupying
or
taking
possession
Occupation
(
n.
)
That
which
occupies
or
engages
the
time
and
attention
Profession
(
v.
)
The
act
of
professing
or
claiming
Profession
(
v.
)
That
which
one
professed
Profession
(
v.
)
That
of
which
one
professed
knowledge
Profession
(
v.
)
The
collective
body
of
persons
engaged
in
a
calling
Profession
(
v.
)
The
act
of
entering,
or
becoming
a
member
of,
a
religious
order.
occupation; profession Bedeutung
occupation
occupancy
moving
in
the
act
of
occupying
or
taking
possession
of
a
building,
occupation
of
a
building
without
a
certificate
of
occupancy
is
illegal
occupation
business
job
line
of
work
line
the
principal
activity
in
your
life
that
you
do
to
earn
money,
he's
not
in
my
line
of
business
occupation
any
activity
that
occupies
a
person's
attention,
he
missed
the
bell
in
his
occupation
with
the
computer
game
profession
an
occupation
requiring
special
education
(especially
in
the
liberal
arts
or
sciences)
learned
profession
one
of
the
three
professions
traditionally
believed
to
require
advanced
learning
and
high
principles
occupation
military
control
the
control
of
a
country
by
military
forces
of
a
foreign
power
occupation
license
occupation
licence
a
license
to
pursue
a
particular
occupation
profession
affirmation
of
acceptance
of
some
religion
or
faith,
a
profession
of
Christianity
profession
professing
an
open
avowal
(true
or
false)
of
some
belief
or
opinion,
a
profession
of
disagreement
profession
the
body
of
people
in
a
learned
occupation,
the
news
spread
rapidly
through
the
medical
profession,
they
formed
a
community
of
scientists
legal
profession
bar
legal
community
the
body
of
individuals
qualified
to
practice
law
in
a
particular
jurisdiction,
he
was
admitted
to
the
bar
in
New
Jersey
health
profession
the
body
of
individuals
whose
work
helps
to
maintain
the
health
of
their
clients
medical
profession
medical
community
the
body
of
individuals
who
are
qualified
to
practice
medicine
economics
profession
the
body
of
professional
economists
occupation
the
period
of
time
during
which
a
place
or
position
or
nation
is
occupied,
during
the
German
occupation
of
Paris
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