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121 Geldvergütung
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122 Verwahrer
Verwahrer
keeper, person in charge, consignatory, bailee, guardian, (Vermögenswerte) depository, depositary, depositee, safekeeper, custodian;
• entgeltlicher Verwahrer bailee for reward;
• treuhänderischer Verwahrer trustee;
• unentgeltlicher Verwahrer gratuitous bailee;
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123 Zuerkennung einer Belohnung
Zuerkennung einer Belohnung
conferment of a rewardBusiness german-english dictionary > Zuerkennung einer Belohnung
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124 als Belohnung für
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125 als Lohn erhalten
als Lohn erhalten
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126 angemessen bezahlt werden
angemessen bezahlt werden
to get a fair reward for one’s labo(u)rBusiness german-english dictionary > angemessen bezahlt werden
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127 angemessene (entsprechende) Belohnung
angemessene (entsprechende) Belohnung
due (adequate) reward, adequate remunerationBusiness german-english dictionary > angemessene (entsprechende) Belohnung
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128 entgeltlicher Verwahrer
entgeltlicher Verwahrer
bailee for rewardBusiness german-english dictionary > entgeltlicher Verwahrer
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