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Definition
Synonym
Requisite
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Requisite
ur
m
;
Requisite
f
(Theater)
property master
Requisite
ur
m
,
Requisite
f
(Theater)
property master
Requisite
f
(Theater)
Requisite
n
pl
; Fundus
m
property; prop
properties; props;
requisite
s; costumes
Requisite
ur
m
; Chef
requisite
ur
m
Dt.
Schw.
;
Requisite
f
(Theater, Film, TV)
art
Requisite
ure
pl
; Chef
requisite
ure
pl
property master; props master; prop master (theatre, film, TV)
property masters; props masters; prop masters
Deutsche
Requisite Synonyme
Requisite
(Theater)
ÂRequisiteur
Requisite
(Theater)
Requisite
ur
requisite
appropriate
bare necessities
boundary condition
call for
called for
catch
clause
condign
condition
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property master Synonyme
property
acreage
acres
adverse possession
affection
affluence
alodium
aroma
assets
attribute
available means
badge
balance
banner
belongings
blackface
body-build
bottomless purse
brand
bulging purse
burgage
cachet
capital
capital goods
capitalization
cast
character
characteristic
characteristics
chattels
chattels real
claim
clown white
colony
complexion
composition
configuration
constituents
constitution
costume
crasis
cut
de facto
de jure
demesne
dependency
derivative title
device
dharma
diathesis
differentia
differential
disposition
distinctive feature
domain
dominion
earmark
easy circumstances
effects
embarras de richesses
estate
ethos
feature
fee fief
fee position
fee simple
fee simple absolute
fee simple conditional
fee simple defeasible
fee simple determinable
fee tail
feodum
feud
fiber
fiefdom
figure
flavor
fortune
frame
frankalmoign
free socage
freehold
fund
gavelkind
gear
genius
gold
grain
greasepaint
grist
grounds
gust
habit
hallmark
handsome fortune
having title to
high income
high tax bracket
hold
holding
holdings
honor
hue
humor
humors
idiocrasy
idiosyncrasy
ilk
image
impress
impression
independence
index
indicant
indicator
individualism
insignia
keynote
kind
knight service
land
landed
property
lands
lay fee
lease
leasehold
legal claim
legal possession
lineaments
liquid assets
lot
lots
lucre
luxuriousness
makeup
mammon
mandate
mannerism
manor
mark
marking
material wealth
means
measure
messuage
mold
money
money to burn
moneybags
nature
note
occupancy
occupation
oddity
odor
opulence
opulency
original title
owning
paraphernalia
parcel
particularity
peculiarity
pelf
physique
picture
plat
plot
possessing
possession
possessions
possessorship
practical piece
praedium
preoccupancy
preoccupation
prepossession
prescription
prop
property
rights
proprietary
proprietary rights
proprietor
Requisite Definition
Baggage
master
(
)
One
who
has
charge
of
the
baggage
at
a
railway
station
or
upon
a
line
of
public
travel.
Harbor
master
(
)
An
officer
charged
with
the
duty
of
executing
the
regulations
respecting
the
use
of
a
harbor.
Master
(
n.
)
A
vessel
having
(so
many)
masts
Master
(
n.
)
A
male
person
having
another
living
being
so
far
subject
to
his
will,
that
he
can,
in
the
main,
control
his
or
its
actions
Master
(
n.
)
One
who
uses,
or
controls
at
will,
anything
inanimate
Master
(
n.
)
One
who
has
attained
great
skill
in
the
use
or
application
of
anything
Master
(
n.
)
A
title
given
by
courtesy,
now
commonly
pronounced
mister,
except
when
given
to
boys
Master
(
n.
)
A
young
gentleman
Master
(
n.
)
The
commander
of
a
merchant
vessel
Master
(
n.
)
A
person
holding
an
office
of
authority
among
the
Freemasons,
esp.
the
presiding
officer
Master
(
v.
t.)
To
become
the
master
of
Master
(
v.
t.)
To
gain
the
command
of,
so
as
to
understand
or
apply
Master
(
v.
t.)
To
own
Master
(
v.
i.)
To
be
skillful
Mint-master
(
n.
)
The
master
or
superintendent
of
a
mint.
Also
used
figuratively.
Property
(
a.
)
That
which
is
proper
to
anything
Property
(
a.
)
An
acquired
or
artificial
quality
Property
(
a.
)
The
exclusive
right
of
possessing,
enjoying,
and
disposing
of
a
thing
Property
(
a.
)
That
to
which
a
person
has
a
legal
title,
whether
in
his
possession
or
not
Property
(
a.
)
All
the
adjuncts
of
a
play
except
the
scenery
and
the
dresses
of
the
actors
Property
(
a.
)
Propriety
Property
(
v.
t.)
To
invest
which
properties,
or
qualities.
Property
(
v.
t.)
To
make
a
property
of
Wreck-master
(
n.
)
A
person
appointed
by
law
to
take
charge
of
goods,
etc.,
thrown
on
shore
after
a
shipwreck.
property master Bedeutung
brake
cylinder
hydraulic
brake
cylinder
master
cylinder
a
cylinder
that
contains
brake
fluid
that
is
compressed
by
a
piston
master
master
copy
original
an
original
creation
(i.e.,
an
audio
recording)
from
which
copies
can
be
made
master
bedroom
the
principal
bedroom
in
a
house,
usually
occupied
by
the
head
of
the
household
passkey
passe-partout
master
key
master
key
that
secures
entrance
everywhere
property
prop
any
movable
articles
or
objects
used
on
the
set
of
a
play
or
movie,
before
every
scene
he
ran
down
his
checklist
of
props
property
a
basic
or
essential
attribute
shared
by
all
members
of
a
class,
a
study
of
the
physical
properties
of
atomic
particles
tactile
property
feel
a
property
perceived
by
touch
visual
property
an
attribute
of
vision
color
property
an
attribute
of
color
olfactory
property
smell
aroma
odor
odour
scent
any
property
detected
by
the
olfactory
system
sound
property
an
attribute
of
sound
taste
property
a
property
appreciated
via
the
sense
of
taste
bodily
property
an
attribute
of
the
body
physiological
property
a
property
having
to
do
with
the
functioning
of
the
body
physical
property
any
property
used
to
characterize
matter
and
energy
and
their
interactions
chemical
property
a
property
used
to
characterize
materials
in
reactions
that
change
their
identity
temporal
property
a
property
relating
to
time
spatial
property
spatiality
any
property
relating
to
or
occupying
space
property
attribute
dimension
a
construct
whereby
objects
or
individuals
can
be
distinguished,
selfonfidence
is
not
an
endearing
property
master
plan
a
long-term
outline
of
a
project
or
government
function,
the
zoning
board
adopted
a
master
plan
for
the
new
development
master
file
main
file
(computer
science)
a
computer
file
that
is
used
as
the
authority
in
a
given
job
and
that
is
relatively
permanent
master's
degree
an
academic
degree
higher
than
a
bachelor's
degree
but
lower
than
a
doctor's
degree
Master
of
Architecture
MArch
a
degree
granted
for
the
successful
completion
of
advanced
study
of
architecture
Master
of
Arts
MA
Artium
Magister
AM
a
master's
degree
in
arts
and
sciences
Master
of
Arts
in
Library
Science
MALS
a
master's
degree
in
library
science
Master
of
Arts
in
Teaching
MAT
a
master's
degree
in
teaching
Master
in
Business
Master
in
Business
Administration
MBA
a
master's
degree
in
business
Master
of
Divinity
MDiv
a
master's
degree
in
religion
Master
of
Education
MEd
a
master's
degree
in
education
Master
of
Fine
Arts
MFA
a
master's
degree
in
fine
arts
Master
of
Literature
MLitt
a
master's
degree
in
literature
Master
of
Library
Science
MLS
a
master's
degree
in
library
science
Master
in
Public
Affairs
a
master's
degree
in
questions
of
public
concern
Master
of
Science
MS
SM
MSc
a
master's
degree
in
science
Master
of
Science
in
Engineering
a
master's
degree
in
engineering
Master
of
Theology
ThM
a
master's
degree
in
theology
Master
of
Laws
LLM
an
advanced
law
degree
property
settlement
(matrimonial
law)
the
division
of
property
owned
or
acquired
by
marriage
partners
during
their
marriage
master
race
Herrenvolk
a
race
that
considers
itself
superior
to
all
others
and
fitted
to
rule
the
others
master
class
a
class
(especially
in
music)
given
to
talented
students
by
an
expert
place
property
any
area
set
aside
for
a
particular
purpose,
who
owns
this
place?,
the
president
was
concerned
about
the
property
across
from
the
White
House
property
line
the
boundary
line
between
two
pieces
of
property
ballet
master
a
man
who
directs
and
teaches
and
rehearses
dancers
for
a
ballet
company
chess
master
a
chess
player
of
great
skill
dancing-master
dance
master
a
professional
teacher
of
dancing
drill
master
drill
instructor
a
noncommissioned
officer
who
instructs
recruits
in
military
marching
and
discipline
games-master
games-mistress
the
teacher
in
charge
of
games
at
a
school
headmaster
schoolmaster
master
presiding
officer
of
a
school
landowner
landholder
property
owner
a
holder
or
proprietor
of
land
maestro
master
an
artist
of
consummate
skill,
a
master
of
the
violin,
one
of
the
old
masters
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