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Definition
Synonym
Werdegang
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Werdegang
m
development; history
Werdegang
m
development, history
Werdegang
, Karriere
career
beruflicher
Werdegang
career progression
beruflicher
Werdegang
job history
beruflicher
Werdegang
occupational development
beruflicher
Werdegang
professional career
Werdegang
m
einer Person
personal background
berufliche
Werdegang
, Karriere
occupational career
beruflicher
Werdegang
, Berufslaufbahn
occupational history
Berufslaufbahn, beruflicher
Werdegang
work history
berufliche Laufbahn, beruflicher
Werdegang
career
Karriere
f
,
Werdegang
m
Karrieren
pl
Berufskarriere
f
, beruflicher
Werdegang
Karriere als Manager
career
careers
professional career
managerial career
Karriere
f
;
Werdegang
m
Karrieren
pl
jds. beruflicher
Werdegang
Karriere als Manager
Karriere machen (auf einem Gebiet)
career
careers
sb.'s professional career
managerial career
to have a career (in a field)
Deutsche
Werdegang Synonyme
werdegang
Berufslaufbahn
ÂBerufsweg
ÂCurriculum
Vitae
ÂKarriere
ÂLaufbahn
ÂLebenslauf
ÂVita
ÂWerdegang
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Werdegang Synonym
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Englische
development; history Synonyme
development
abiogenesis
access
accession
accomplishment
accretion
accrual
accruement
accumulation
action
addition
advance
advancement
aggrandizement
aging
amplification
anacrusis
anagnorisis
angle
appreciation
apprenticeship
archigenesis
architectonics
architecture
argument
ascent
atmosphere
augmentation
background
ballooning
basic training
bass passage
beautification
biogenesis
birth
blastogenesis
bloating
blossoming
boom
boost
bourdon
breaking
breeding
bridge
broadening
budding
buildup
burden
burgeoning
by-product
cadence
catastrophe
characterization
chorus
circumstance
coda
color
complication
condition
conditioning
consequence
consequent
continuity
contrivance
corollary
crescendo
cultivation
denouement
derivation
derivative
design
development
al change
device
digenesis
dilation
discipline
distillate
division
drill
drilling
edema
effect
elaboration
elevation
embellishment
enlargement
epigenesis
episode
eumerogenesis
event
eventuality
eventuation
evolution
evolutionary change
evolvement
evolving
excrescence
exercise
expansion
expatiation
explication
exposition
extension
fable
falling action
fetching-up
figure
flood
flowering
folderol
fostering
fruit
furtherance
gain
gemmation
generation
genesis
germination
gimmick
gradual change
greatening
grooming
growth
gush
happening
harmonic close
harvest
heterogenesis
hike
histogenesis
homogenesis
housebreaking
improvement
in-service training
incident
increase
increment
inflation
interlude
intermezzo
introductory phrase
isogenesis
issue
jump
leap
legacy
line
local color
logical outcome
manual training
maturation
maturescence
maturing
maturity
measure
mellowing
merogenesis
metagenesis
military training
monogenesis
mood
motif
mounting
movement
multiplication
musical phrase
musical sentence
mythos
natural
development
natural growth
nonviolent change
nurture
nurt
Werdegang Definition
Development
(
n.
)
The
act
of
developing
or
disclosing
that
which
is
unknown
Development
(
n.
)
The
series
of
changes
which
animal
and
vegetable
organisms
undergo
in
their
passage
from
the
embryonic
state
to
maturity,
from
a
lower
to
a
higher
state
of
organization.
Development
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
of
changing
or
expanding
an
expression
into
another
of
equivalent
value
or
meaning.
Development
(
n.
)
The
equivalent
expression
into
which
another
has
been
developed.
Development
(
n.
)
The
elaboration
of
a
theme
or
subject
History
(
n.
)
A
learning
or
knowing
by
inquiry
History
(
n.
)
A
systematic,
written
account
of
events,
particularly
of
those
affecting
a
nation,
institution,
science,
or
art,
and
usually
connected
with
a
philosophical
explanation
of
their
causes
History
(
v.
t.)
To
narrate
or
record.
development; history Bedeutung
development
act
of
improving
by
expanding
or
enlarging
or
refining,
he
congratulated
them
on
their
development
of
a
plan
to
meet
the
emergency,
they
funded
research
and
development
product
development
improving
an
existing
product
or
developing
new
kinds
of
products
career
life
history
the
general
progression
of
your
working
or
professional
life,
the
general
had
had
a
distinguished
career,
he
had
a
long
career
in
the
law
Secretary
of
Housing
and
Urban
Development
the
position
of
the
head
of
the
Department
of
Housing
and
Urban
Development,
the
position
of
Secretary
of
Housing
and
Urban
Development
was
created
in
history
lesson
a
lesson
in
the
facts
of
history
exploitation
development
the
act
of
making
some
area
of
land
or
water
more
profitable
or
productive
or
useful,
the
development
of
Alaskan
resources,
the
exploitation
of
copper
deposits
land
development
making
an
area
of
land
more
useful
water
development
water
project
water
program
making
an
area
of
water
more
useful
ribbon
development
building
complex
in
a
continuous
row
along
a
road
ancient
history
knowledge
of
some
recent
fact
or
event
that
has
become
so
commonly
known
that
it
has
lost
its
original
pertinence
natural
history
the
scientific
study
of
plants
or
animals
(more
observational
than
experimental)
usually
published
in
popular
magazines
rather
than
in
academic
journals
history
the
discipline
that
records
and
interprets
past
events
involving
human
beings,
he
teaches
Medieval
history,
history
takes
the
long
view
art
history
the
academic
discipline
that
studies
the
development
of
painting
and
sculpture
history
all
that
is
remembered
of
the
past
as
preserved
in
writing,
a
body
of
knowledge,
the
dawn
of
recorded
history,
from
the
beginning
of
history
history
account
chronicle
story
a
record
or
narrative
description
of
past
events,
a
history
of
France,
he
gave
an
inaccurate
account
of
the
plot
to
kill
the
president,
the
story
of
exposure
to
lead
ancient
history
a
history
of
the
ancient
world
case
history
detailed
record
of
the
background
of
a
person
or
group
under
study
or
treatment
family
history
part
of
a
patient's
medical
history
in
which
questions
are
asked
in
an
attempt
to
find
out
whether
the
patient
has
hereditary
tendencies
toward
particular
diseases
medical
history
medical
record
anamnesis
the
case
history
of
a
medical
patient
as
recalled
by
the
patient
biography
life
life
story
life
history
an
account
of
the
series
of
events
making
up
a
person's
life
development
(music)
the
section
of
a
composition
or
movement
(especially
in
sonata
form)
where
the
major
musical
themes
are
developed
and
elaborated
development
a
recent
event
that
has
some
relevance
for
the
present
situation,
recent
developments
in
Iraq,
what
a
revolting
development!
history
department
department
of
history
the
academic
department
responsible
for
teaching
history
Department
of
Housing
and
Urban
Development
Housing
and
Urban
Development
HUD
the
United
States
federal
department
that
administers
federal
programs
dealing
with
better
housing
and
urban
renewal,
created
in
Social
Development
Commission
the
commission
of
the
Economic
and
Social
Council
of
the
United
Nations
that
is
concerned
with
social
development
International
Bank
for
Reconstruction
and
Development
World
Bank
IBRD
a
United
Nations
agency
created
to
assist
developing
nations
by
loans
guaranteed
by
member
governments
International
Development
Association
IDA
an
agency
of
the
United
Nations
affiliated
with
the
World
Bank
Advanced
Research
and
Development
Activity
ARDA
an
agency
of
the
Intelligence
Community
that
conducts
advanced
research
and
development
related
to
information
technology
development
a
district
that
has
been
developed
to
serve
some
purpose,
such
land
is
practical
for
small
park
developments
housing
development
a
residential
area
of
similar
dwellings
built
by
property
developers
and
usually
under
a
single
management,
they
live
in
the
new
housing
development
Secretary
of
Housing
and
Urban
Development
the
person
who
holds
the
secretaryship
of
the
Department
of
Housing
and
Urban
Development,
the
first
Secretary
of
Housing
and
Urban
Development
was
Robert
C.
Weaver
who
was
appointed
by
Johnson
development
developing
processing
a
photosensitive
material
in
order
to
make
an
image
visible,
the
development
and
printing
of
his
pictures
took
only
two
hours
development
evolution
a
process
in
which
something
passes
by
degrees
to
a
different
stage
(especially
a
more
advanced
or
mature
stage),
the
development
of
his
ideas
took
many
years,
the
evolution
of
Greek
civilization,
the
slow
development
of
her
skill
as
a
writer
growth
growing
maturation
development
ontogeny
ontogenesis
(biology)
the
process
of
an
individual
organism
growing
organically,
a
purely
biological
unfolding
of
events
involved
in
an
organism
changing
gradually
from
a
simple
to
a
more
complex
level,
he
proposed
an
indicator
of
osseous
development
in
children
psychomotor
development
progressive
acquisition
of
skills
involving
both
mental
and
motor
activities
psychosexual
development
(psychoanalysis)
the
process
during
which
personality
and
sexual
behavior
mature
through
a
series
of
stages:
first
oral
stage
and
then
anal
stage
and
then
phallic
stage
and
then
latency
stage
and
finally
genital
stage
development
a
state
in
which
things
are
improving,
the
result
of
developing
(as
in
the
early
part
of
a
game
of
chess),
after
he
saw
the
latest
development
he
changed
his
mind
and
became
a
supporter,
in
chess
your
should
take
care
of
your
development
before
moving
your
queen
arrested
development
fixation
infantile
fixation
regression
an
abnormal
state
in
which
development
has
stopped
prematurely
history
the
aggregate
of
past
events,
a
critical
time
in
the
school's
history
history
the
continuum
of
events
occurring
in
succession
leading
from
the
past
to
the
present
and
even
into
the
future,
all
of
human
history
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