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1 Keeper
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2 keeper
■ Player positioned in the goalmouth whose task is to stop the ball from crossing the goal line and who is the only player in the team allowed to handle the ball provided, if he is inside his own penalty area.Torwart m -
3 Keeper
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4 Löwenwärter im Tower
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5 Wärter
m; -s, -; attendant; (Wächter) guard; im Gefängnis: warder, Am. guard; (Tier-, Leuchtturmwärter) keeper; Bahnwärter etc.* * *der Wärtertenderer; warder; attendant; guard* * *Wạ̈r|ter ['vɛrtɐ]1. m -s, -, Wär|te|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenattendant; (= Leuchtturmwärter, Tierwärter) keeper; (= Krankenwärter) nurse, orderly; (= Gefängniswärter) warder (Brit), guard* * *(a person who looks after something, eg animals in a zoo: The lion has killed its keeper.) keeper* * *Wär·ter(in)<-s, ->[ˈvɛrtɐ]m(f) (veraltend)2. (Tierpfleger) keeper* * *der; Wärters, Wärter: attendant; (TierWärter, ZooWärter, LeuchtturmWärter) keeper; (KrankenWärter) orderly; (GefängnisWärter) warder* * *Wärter m; -s, -; attendant; (Wächter) guard; im Gefängnis: warder, US guard; (Tier-, Leuchtturmwärter) keeper; → Bahnwärter etc* * *der; Wärters, Wärter: attendant; (TierWärter, ZooWärter, LeuchtturmWärter) keeper; (KrankenWärter) orderly; (GefängnisWärter) warder* * *- m.attendant n.caretaker n.guard n.keeper n.tenderer n.warder n. -
6 Tierpfleger
* * *Tier|pfle|ger(in)m(f)zoo keeper* * *Tier·pfle·ger(in)m(f) zoo-keeper* * *der animal keeper* * ** * *der animal keeper* * *m.zoo keeper n. -
7 Schleusenwärter
* * *Schleu|sen|wär|ter(in)m(f)lock keeper* * *Schleu·sen·wär·ter(in)<-s, ->m(f) lock-keeper* * * -
8 Fahrzeughalter
* * *Fahr|zeug|hal|ter(in)m(f)keeper of the vehicle* * *Fahr·zeug·hal·ter(in)m(f) vehicle owner* * *der registered keeper [of a/the vehicle]* * ** * *der registered keeper [of a/the vehicle]* * *m.car owner n. -
9 Imker
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10 Halter
m <tech.allg> (jede Form, jede Funktion) ■ fastening device; fixture; holderm <tech.allg> (kleines Befestigungselement mit Schnappeffekt; typ. aus Kunststoff) ■ clipm <kfz.brems> (von Scheibenbremsen allg.) ■ adapterm <kfz.brems> (bei Schwimmrahmenbremsen) ■ mounting framem <kfz.brems> (bei Faustsattelbremsen) ■ caliper frame; mounting bracket; caliper block yoke member rarem <kfz.el> (für Schmelzsicherung) ■ cavitym <wz.masch> (Dorn) ■ arbor -
11 Lagerverwalter
Lagerverwalter m 1. GEN (AE) stockman, storekeeper, storeman, warehouse keeper, warehouseman; 2. MGT stock controller* * *m 1. < Geschäft> stockman (AE), storekeeper, storeman, warehouse keeper, warehouseman; 2. < Mgmnt> stock controller* * *Lagerverwalter
storeroom (stock) clerk, stock manager, store keeper (Br.), stockman (US), warehouse keeper (manager) (US), warehouseman (US) -
12 Aufseher
m; -s, -, Aufseherin f; -, -nen; Museum, Parkplatz etc.: attendant; in einer Fabrik: foreman; im Gefängnis: guard, Brit. warder; während einer Prüfung: invigilator, Am. proctor* * *der Aufseherinspector; attendant; guard; custodian; keeper; overman; overseer; warden; caretaker* * *Auf|se|her(in)m(f)(allgemein) supervisor; (bei Prüfung) invigilator; (= Sklavenaufseher) overseer; (= Gefängnisaufseher) warder (Brit), guard (US); (= Parkaufseher, Museumsaufseher etc) attendant* * *(a person who guards or takes care of something: the custodian of an art collection.) custodian* * *Auf·se·her(in)<-s, ->* * *der, Aufseherin die (im Gefängnis) warder (Brit.); [prison] guard (Amer.); (im Park) park-keeper; (im Museum, auf dem Parkplatz) attendant; (bei Prüfungen) invigilator (Brit.); proctor (Amer.); (auf einem Gut, SklavenAufseher) overseer* * *Aufseher m; -s, -, Aufseherin f; -, -nen; Museum, Parkplatz etc: attendant; in einer Fabrik: foreman; im Gefängnis: guard, Br warder; während einer Prüfung: invigilator, US proctor* * *der, Aufseherin die (im Gefängnis) warder (Brit.); [prison] guard (Amer.); (im Park) park-keeper; (im Museum, auf dem Parkplatz) attendant; (bei Prüfungen) invigilator (Brit.); proctor (Amer.); (auf einem Gut, SklavenAufseher) overseer* * *- m.attendant n.checker n.custodian n.inspector n.keeper n.overman n.overseer n.supervisor n.warden n. -
13 Gralshüter
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14 Halter
——* * *der Halter(Halterung) holder* * *Hạl|ter I ['haltɐ]m -s, -1) (= Halterung) holder3) (rare = Griff) handleII ['haltɐ]1. m -s, -, Hal|te|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen(JUR von Kraftfahrzeug, Tier) owner* * *(a support for a shelf etc: The shelf fell down because the brackets were not strong enough.) bracket* * *Hal·ter1<-s, ->m holderHal·ter(in)2<-s, ->2. (Tierhalter) owner* * *der; Halters, Halter1) (FahrzeugHalter) keeper2) (TierHalter) owner3) (Vorrichtung) holder4) (ugs.): (FederHalter) pen* * ** * *der; Halters, Halter1) (FahrzeugHalter) keeper2) (TierHalter) owner3) (Vorrichtung) holder4) (ugs.): (FederHalter) pen* * *- (von Tieren) m.keeper (of animals) n. - m.bracket n.holder n. -
15 Hüter
m; -s, -, Hüterin f; -, -nen; geh. custodian; soll ich meines Bruders Hüter sein? BIBL. am I my brother’s keeper?; der Hüter des Gesetzes hum. the arm of the law* * *der Hüterguardian; custodian* * *Hü|ter ['hyːtɐ]1. m -s, -,Hǘ|te|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenguardian, keeper, custodian; (= Viehhüter) herdsmandie Hǘter der Ordnung (hum) —
* * *(a person who looks after something: the guardian of the castle.) guardian* * *Hü·ter(in)<-s, ->m(f) (geh) guardian\Hüter des Schatzes custodian of the treasureVieh\Hüter herdsman* * *der; Hüters, Hüter, Hüterin die; Hüter, Hüternen guardian; custodian* * *soll ich meines Bruders Hüter sein? BIBEL am I my brother’s keeper?;der Hüter des Gesetzes hum the arm of the law* * *der; Hüters, Hüter, Hüterin die; Hüter, Hüternen guardian; custodian* * *guardian n. -
16 Protokollant
* * *Pro|to|kol|lạnt [protokɔ'lant]1. m -en, -en, Pro|to|kol|lan|tin[-'lantɪn]2. f -, -nensecretary; (JUR) clerk (of the court)* * *Pro·to·kol·lant(in)<-en, -en>[protokɔˈlant]* * *der; Protokollanten, Protokollanten, Protokollantin die; Protokollant, Protokollantnen transcript writer; (eines Ergebnisprotokolls) keeper of the minutes; (bei Gericht) court reporter* * *Protokollant m; -en, -en, Protokollantin f; -, -nen minute-taker, keeper of the minutes; weitS. secretary* * *der; Protokollanten, Protokollanten, Protokollantin die; Protokollant, Protokollantnen transcript writer; (eines Ergebnisprotokolls) keeper of the minutes; (bei Gericht) court reporter -
17 Schrankenwärter
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18 Züchter
* * *der Züchterbreeder; grower* * *Zụ̈ch|ter ['tsʏçtɐ]1. m -s, -, Züch|te|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen(von Tieren) breeder; (von Pflanzen) grower, cultivator; (von Bienen) keeper; (von Perlen, Bakterien) culturist* * *(a person who grows (plants etc): a tomato-grower.) grower* * *Züch·ter(in)<-s, ->m(f) von Rassetieren breeder; von Blumen grower, cultivator; von Bienen keeper; von Bakterien culturist spec* * *der; Züchters, Züchter, Züchterin, die; Züchter, Züchternen breeder; (von Pflanzen) grower [of new varieties]; plant-breeder* * ** * *der; Züchters, Züchter, Züchterin, die; Züchter, Züchternen breeder; (von Pflanzen) grower [of new varieties]; plant-breeder* * *- m.breeder n.grower n. -
19 Lagerhalter
Lagerhalter m GEN storeman, storekeeper, warehouse keeper, warehouse officer* * *m < Geschäft> storeman, storekeeper, warehouse keeper, warehouse officer* * *Lagerhalter
storekeeper (Br.), store clerk (Br.), stock keeper, stockman (US), (selbstständig) warehouseman (US), warehouse clerk (US) -
20 Bahnwärter
1. level (Am. grade) crossing attendant, gatekeeper2. Streckenwärter* * *der Bahnwärterguard; gatekeeper; signalman; crossing keeper* * *Bahn|wär|ter(in)m(f)(an Bahnübergängen) gatekeeper, (level (Brit) or grade (US) crossing) attendant; (= Streckenwärter) platelayer (Brit), trackman (US)* * *Bahn·wär·ter(in)m(f) level crossing attendant* * *der level-crossing keeper (Brit.)* * *1. level (US grade) crossing attendant, gatekeeper* * *der level-crossing keeper (Brit.)* * *m.signalman n.
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