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61 Pikkolo
m; -s, -s1. (Sekt) champagne miniature2. (Kellner) trainee waiter* * *Pịk|ko|lo ['pɪkolo]m -s, -s1) (= Kellnerlehrling) apprentice or trainee waiter* * *Pik·ko·lo1<-s, -s>[ˈpɪkolo]m1. (Kellner) trainee waiterPik·ko·lo2<-s, -s>[ˈpɪkolo]nt MUS piccolo* * *1. (Sekt) champagne miniature2. (Kellner) trainee waiter* * *-s (Sekt) m.champagne miniature n. -s m.boy waiter n. -
62 Praktikant
m; -en, -en trainee* * *der Praktikanttrainee; pupil; apprentice* * *Prak|ti|kạnt [prakti'kant]1. m -en, -en, Prak|ti|kan|tin[-'kantɪn]2. f -, -nenstudent doing a period of practical training, trainee* * *Prak·ti·kant(in)<-en, -en>[praktiˈkant]m(f) [on-the-job] trainee, intern AM (student or trainee working at a trade or occupation to gain work experience)* * *der; Praktikanten, Praktikanten, Praktikantin die; Praktikant, Praktikantnen1) (in einem Betrieb) student trainee; trainee student2) (an der Hochschule) physics/chemistry student (doing a period of practical training)* * ** * *der; Praktikanten, Praktikanten, Praktikantin die; Praktikant, Praktikantnen1) (in einem Betrieb) student trainee; trainee student2) (an der Hochschule) physics/chemistry student (doing a period of practical training)* * *-en m.trainee n. -
63 Praktikantin
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64 Gefreiter
Ge|frei|te(r) [gə'fraitə]mf decl as adj (MIL)lance corporal (Brit), private first class (US); (NAUT) able seaman (Brit), seaman apprentice (US); (AVIAT) leading aircraftman (Brit), airman first class (US)* * *Ge·frei·te(r)[gəˈfraitə]2. NAUT able seaman* * *m.corporal (military) n. -
65 Handlungslehrling
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66 Schlosserlehrling
Schlos·ser·lehr·lingm apprentice to a fitter/[lock]smith/mechanic -
67 Erfolg haben
to succeed; to thrive; to meet with success* * *1) (to do as well as necessary: That new apprentice will never make the grade as a trained mechanic.) make the grade2) (to manage to do what one is trying to do; to achieve one's aim or purpose: He succeeded in persuading her to do it; He's happy to have succeeded in his chosen career; She tried three times to pass her driving-test, and at last succeeded; Our new teaching methods seem to be succeeding.) succeed* * *ausdr.to meet with success expr.to succeed v. -
68 Kaufmannslehrling
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69 Küchenjunge
der Küchenjungescullion* * *Kụ̈|chen|jun|gem (dated)apprentice cook or chef* * *m.scullion n. -
70 Lehrbursche
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71 Lehrherrin
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72 Lehrverhältnis
Lehr|ver|hält|nisntcontractual relationship (between apprentice and master/trainee and employer)in einem Léhrverhältnis stehen (form) — to be apprenticed (bei to)
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73 Schneiderlehrling
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74 Ausbildungswerkstatt
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75 Berufsschule
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76 Ausbildungsgradprogramm
Ausbildungsgradprogramm
apprentice program(me), training schemeBusiness german-english dictionary > Ausbildungsgradprogramm
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77 Ausbildungsgradvertrag für j. abschließen
Ausbildungsgradvertrag für j. abschließen
to bind s. o. out as apprenticeBusiness german-english dictionary > Ausbildungsgradvertrag für j. abschließen
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78 Auszubildende in einem kaufmännischen Beruf
Auszubildende in einem kaufmännischen Beruf
industrial apprenticeBusiness german-english dictionary > Auszubildende in einem kaufmännischen Beruf
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79 Auszubildenden an einen anderen Lehrherrn abtreten
Auszubildenden an einen anderen Lehrherrn abtreten
to turn an apprentice over to another master.Business german-english dictionary > Auszubildenden an einen anderen Lehrherrn abtreten
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80 Betriebsausbildungsausschuss
Betriebsausbildungsausschuss
joint apprentice committeeBusiness german-english dictionary > Betriebsausbildungsausschuss
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