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1 livelihood
(a means of living, especially of earning enough money to feed oneself etc.) levebrødlevebrødsubst. \/ˈlaɪvlɪhʊd\/1) levebrød2) utkomme, underholddeprive somebody of their livelihood ta levebrødet fra noenearn an honest livelihood tjene sitt brød ved hederlig arbeidmeans of livelihood levebrød, næringsveiseek a livelihood søke sitt utkommewin\/earn\/gain\/get\/make one's livelihood tjene sitt daglige brød, tjene til livets opphold -
2 Auskommen
Auskommen n SOZ livelihood • sein Auskommen haben SOZ make a living, make a decent living* * *Auskommen
livelihood, living, support (US);
• genügendes Auskommen competence, competency;
• hinlängliches (hinreichendes, reichliches) Auskommen sufficiency, independence;
• sein Auskommen haben to get (earn, make) a living, to have (enjoy) a competence (sufficiency), to pay one’s way, to gain one’s subsistence;
• gerade sein (sein knappes) Auskommen haben to make both ends meet, to have just enough to live on, to pick up a scanty livelihood (Br.);
• sein gutes Auskommen haben to enjoy a competence, to be in easy circumstances;
• reichliches Auskommen haben to make a good living;
• sein Auskommen suchen to seek a livelihood;
• für sein Auskommen Sorge tragen to make the pot boil (coll.). -
3 bestaan
bestaan1〈 het〉1 [het er zijn; leven] existence♦voorbeelden:de strijd om het bestaan • the struggle for lifedie firma viert vandaag haar vijftigjarig bestaan • that firm is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary todayeen zorgeloos bestaan • a carefree (way of) lifezijn bestaan danken aan • owe one's existence toergens een bestaan in vinden • make a living out of————————bestaan23 [rondkomen] live4 [mogelijk zijn] be possible♦voorbeelden:laat daar geen misverstand over bestaan • let there be no mistake about itonze liefde zal altijd blijven bestaan • our love will live on foreverophouden te bestaan • cease to existde mooiste vrouw die er bestaat • the prettiest woman in the worldal lang bestaan • have existed for a long timebestaan sinds • date back tovoor haar bestaat hij niet • to her, he does not existhoe bestaat het! • can you believe it!II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 [wagen] dare♦voorbeelden: -
4 Geldbrief
Geldbrief
money (US) (insured, Br., cash) letter;
• Geld-Brief-Spanne (Börse) bid-offer spread;
• großer Geldbrocken large chunk of money;
• Geldbuße fine, [civil] penalty;
• jem. eine Geldbuße auferlegen to amerce s. o.;
• Gelddarlehn loan;
• Gelddeckung cover;
• Gelddepot deposit money, money lodged (on deposit);
• Gelddisponent (Bank) liquidity manager;
• Gelddisponent eines Konzerns group cash manager;
• Gelddisposition monetary arrangements, cash (liquidity) management;
• langfristige Gelddispositionen cash forecast;
• für die Gelddispositionen verantwortlich sein to be responsible for cash forecasting;
• Gelddispositionsmaßnahmen im ganzen Konzernbereich straffen to tighten up the cash-management procedures throughout the world;
• Geldeingang money received, moneys paid in;
• Geldeingänge takings, receipt of money, receipts;
• Geldeinheit monetary unit;
• Geldeinkommen money income;
• Geldeinlage deposit, money paid in;
• Geldeinnahmen money income, [cash] receipts, takings;
• Geldeinnehmer money taker, collector, (Bank) receiving teller (US);
• Geldeinschuss money paid in;
• Geldeinsendung remittance in cash;
• Geldeinstandskosten cost of money;
• Geldeinwurf coin slot;
• Geldeinziehung collection, recovery of money;
• Geldeinziehung durch die Post postal collection;
• Geldempfang receipt of money;
• Geldentschädigung money relief, pecuniary compensation (satisfaction), indemnity;
• gerichtlich festgesetzte Geldentschädigung money condemnation;
• Geldentwertung fall of the (depreciation of) currency, currency depreciation, depreciation of coin, devaluation (decline in the value) of money, inflation;
• Geldentwertungsrate inflation rate;
• Gelderlös money earnings;
• Geldersatz token (representative, US) money, auxiliary currency, currency substitution;
• Geldersparnis economy, savings;
• Gelderwerb moneymaking;
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5 auf Gelderwerb ausgehen
auf Gelderwerb ausgehen
to seek a livelihood.Business german-english dictionary > auf Gelderwerb ausgehen
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6 sein Auskommen suchen
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7 जीव्
jīv
Subj. - vāti RV. X, 85, 39 AV. ;
- vāt RV. I, 84, 16 ;
p. jī́vat;
aor. ajivīt;
jīvīt AV. ;
pf. jijīva;
fut. jīvishyáti;
Prec. -vyā́sam, - vyāsma AV. ṠBr. ;
inf. jī́vitum XIV MBh. etc.. ;
Ved. -vâ̱se RV. VS. MBh. I, 732 ;
jī́vitavaī. AV. VI, 109, 1)
to live, be orﾠ remain alive RV. etc.;
to revive Pañcat. IV, 5, 0/1 BhP. IV, 6, 51 ;
(with punar) MBh. ;
to live by (instr.;
exceptionally loc. V, 1059f.) Mn. Pāṇ. 4-4, 12 MBh. etc..:
Caus. jīváyati (ep. alsoﾠ Ā.;
aor. aījijvat orﾠ ajijīv- Pāṇ. 7-4, 3)
to make alive, restore to life, vivify RV. X, 137, 1 ĀṡvṠr. VI, 9 MBh. etc.. ;
to support life, keep alive MBh. etc.;
to nourish, bring up, I, XIII Kathās. III, 17 f. Rājat. V, 72 ;
to shout jīva (i.e. long live!) Kathās. CXXIV, 113 ;
jīvāpayati (cf. - pita) to restore to life Vet. II, 9/10:
Desid. jijīvishati (Ā. BhP. XI, 7, 70)
to wish to live KātySr. XXII Lāṭy. VIII ĪṡUp. MBh. etc.. ;
to seek a livelihood, wish to live by (instr.) Mn. X, 121 MBh. V, 702 ;
jújyūshati id. ṠBr. III, 2, 4, 16 and 5, 3, 11 ;
cf. jijyūshita;
+ cf. Lat. vivo;
Lith. gīvēnu
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8 een middel van bestaan zoeken
een middel van bestaan zoekenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een middel van bestaan zoeken
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9 chleb
m 1. bread U; (bochenek) loaf- świeży/czerstwy chleb fresh/stale bread- bochenek chleba a loaf (of bread)- kromka/pajda chleba a slice/thick slice of bread- kup dwa chleby buy two loaves- skórka (od) chleba the crust- piętka a. przylepka chleba the (end) crust a. heel (of a loaf)- chleb z miodem bread and honey- smarować chleb masłem to butter some bread2. sgt przen. (utrzymanie) bread and butter, livelihood C/U- robić coś dla chleba to do something for money- zarabiać/pracować na chleb to work for one’s living, to earn one’s daily bread- być a. żyć na czyimś/własnym chlebie to live off sb else’s/one’s earnings- wyjechał z kraju za chlebem he left the country to work abroad- odbierać komuś chleb to take the bread out of sb’s mouth3. sgt przen. (praca zarobkowa) work, job- dziennikarski chleb the work of a journalist- nauczycielski chleb the job of teaching4. sgt (zboże) corn- □ biały chleb white bread- chleb pszenny wheat bread- chleb razowy wholemeal bread- chleb chrupki crispbread, diet bread- czarny chleb black bread- chleb żytni rye bread■ chleba i igrzysk bread and circuses- chleb powszedni (jedzenie) one’s daily bread; (środki do życia) one’s daily bread, bread and butter; (codzienna rzecz) quite a normal thing, nothing unusual- lekki chleb (lekka praca) easy money, money for jam a. old rope pot.; euf. (prostytuowanie się) prostitution- łaskawy a. gotowy chleb living on sb’s charity- być u kogoś na łaskawym chlebie to live on sb’s charity- suchy chleb dry bread; przen. a diet of bread and water- ciężki a. trudny kawałek chleba a hard way to earn a living- łamanie chleba Relig. the breaking of bread- łamać z kimś chleb to break bread with sb daw., to be on close terms with sb- być potrzebnym jak chleb to be as vital as the air we breathe- chodzić po proszonym chlebie to lead the life of a beggar; to beg one’s bread daw.- darmo jeść czyjś chleb to live off sb- pójść na swój chleb to start earning one’s own living- żyć o chlebie i wodzie to live on bread and water- chleb go/ich bodzie riches make him/them proud- z niejednego pieca chleb jadł he’s seen quite a few things (in his time); he’s knocked around (the world) a bit pot.- czapką, chlebem i solą ludzie ludzi niewolą przysł. kindness wins hearts- głodnemu chleb na myśli przysł. well, we all know what’s on your mind a. what you’re thinking- kto na ciebie kamieniem, ty na niego chlebem przysł. to turn the other cheek, to answer a. meet insult with kindness- nie samym chlebem żyje człowiek Bibl. man does not live a. one cannot live by bread alone- z tej mąki chleba nie będzie przysł. nothing (good) will come of it* * ** * *miGen. -a ( pieczywo) bread; chleb biały white bread; chleb ciemny l. czarny brown bread; chleb pszenny wheat bread; chleb razowy wholewheat bread; chleb żytni rye bread; czerstwy chleb stale bread; świeży chleb fresh bread; wiejski chleb Br. cob, cobloaf; bochenek chleba loaf of bread; chleb z masłem bread and butter; chleb z szynką bread and ham; kromka chleba slice of bread; skórka od chleba crust; suchy chleb dry bread; chleb powszedni daily bread; lekki chleb easy living; łaskawy chleb charity; rozczyniać l. miesić chleb knead bread; piec chleb bake bread; Chleb Pański l. Eucharystyczny rel. the Eucharist, the Host; chleb i wino rel. bread and wine; łamanie chleba rel. fraction, breaking of the bread; chleba naszego powszedniego daj nam dzisiaj Bibl. give us our daily bread; chleb świętojański bot. ( drzewo) carob ( Caretonia siliqua); ( strąk) carob; Br. t. Saint John's bread; to dla mnie chleb z masłem it's a piece of cake for me; zwykły zjadacz chleba an average mortal; z niejednego pieca chleb jadał he's seen life; żyć o chlebie i wodzie subsist on bread and water; dzielić się z kimś ostatnim kawałkiem chleba share one's last crust with sb; pracować (ciężko) na chleb work hard for one's bread and cheese; robić coś dla chleba do sth to earn a living; odebrać komuś chleb l. pozbawić kogoś chleba take the bread out of sb's mouth; być bez chleba be jobless; wędrować za chlebem seek livelihood; być na cudzym chlebie live on sb's charity; ciężki kawałek chleba hard bread; zarabiać na kawałek chleba earn one's daily bread; chodzić po proszonym chlebie be a beggar; nie jem chleba za darmo I earn my living; nie samym chlebem człowiek żyje man does not live on bread alone; z tej mąki chleba nie będzie it's no use; przyjąć kogoś chlebem i solą greet sb with bread and salt ( according to an old Polish tradition); głodnemu chleb na myśli the tongue always l. ever turns to the aching tooth.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > chleb
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10 GRIÐ
n.1) domicile, home;2) pl. truce, peace, pardon, quarter; selk g.: to make truce; segja í sundr griðum to dissolve the truce; lífs g. ok lima, safety for life and limbs; beiða (sér) griða, to sue for quarter; beiða griða Baldri fyrir alls konar háska, to seek protection for B. against all kinds of harm; gefa e-m g., to give one quarter; ganga til griða, to accept pardon.* * *n. [a Scandin. word, found in the Saxon Chron. year 1011, and in the A. S. poem Byrnoth, but in both passages it is a Danish, not a Saxon word].A. Prop. a domicile, home, with the notion of service; segja mann af griði, to give one notice to leave, Grág. i. 146; fá e-m grið, to get one a situation, id.; ef maðr hefir sér eigi grið (if a man has no home, no livelihood), ok varðar þat útlegð, id.; koma til griðs, to come to ( take up) service, 147; þiggja grið með e-m, to lodge with one, 160; taka grið með e-m, id., 149; vera í griði með e-m, to be in lodgings with one, N. G. L. i, 210; lög-grið, a lawful home, id.; búi sínu eðr griði, one’s household or abode, Grág. i. 163; fara ór griði, to leave service, ii. 144.COMPDS: griðfang, griðfangadagr, griðfastr, griðka, griðkona, griðlauss, griðmaðr, griðtaka, griðvist.B. In pl., metaph. a truce, peace, pardon; friðr is the general word, grið the special, deriving its name from being limited in time or space (asylum); rjúfa grið, spilla griðum, to break truce; setja grið, to make truce; halda grið, to keep truce; mæla fyrir griðum, to say the truce formula, etc., Grág. ii. 165 sqq.: the phrase, grið ok frið, fé-grið ok fjör-grið, truce for money and life, 168; segja í sundr griðum, to declare the truce to be at an end, Sturl. iii. 317; lífs grið ok lima, safety for life and limbs, Eb. 310; biðja griða, to sue for quarter (in battle), Nj. 45; beiða griða Baldri fyrir allskonar háska, Edda 36; gefa e-m grið, to give one quarter (after a battle), Nj. 265; ganga til griða, to sue for ( take) pardon, Fms. vii. 245; þeir beiddu griða ( truce) einn dag til heimreiðar, Eg. 279; kom hann þá griðum á ok því næst sættum, Fms. i. 81: a sanctuary, asylum, þeim er á grið kirkjunnar flýr, K. Á. 34.COMPDS: griðabeiðandi, griðabrek, griðagjöf, griðalauss, griðamark, griðamál, griðarof, griðasala, griðasetning, griðastaðr, griðastund, griðatíð, griðbítr, griðníðingr, griðsamr, griðspell.
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