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81 Portier
[pɔr’tie:] m; -s, -s porter, doorman* * *der Portierdoorman; doorkeeper; porter* * *Por|ti|er [pɔr'tieː]m -s, -sSee:= Pförtner* * *der1) (a doorkeeper in uniform: the commissionaire at the cinema.) commissionaire2) (a man on duty at the door of a hotel, store etc.) doorman3) (a doorman or attendant in a hotel etc: a hospital porter.) porter* * *Por·tier<-s, -s>[pɔrˈti̯e:]m porter BRIT, doorman* * *der; Portiers, Portiers porter* * ** * *der; Portiers, Portiers porter* * *-s m.doorman n.(§ pl.: doormen)janitor n.porter n. -
82 Schaffner
* * *der Schaffnerticket collector; guard; ticket inspector; gateman; conductor* * *Schạff|ner ['ʃafnɐ]1. m -s, -, Schaff|ne|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen1) (im Bus) conductor/conductress; (RAIL) ticket collector; (im Zug) guard (Brit), conductor (US); (im Schlafwagen) attendant; (= Fahrkartenkontrolleur) ticket inspector2) (old = Verwalter) steward, estate manager* * *der1) ((feminine conductress) a person who collects fares on a bus etc: a bus conductor.) conductor2) ((American conductor) a person in charge of a train.) guard* * *Schaff·ner(in)<-s, ->[ˈʃafnɐ]* * *der; Schaffners Schaffner (im Bus) conductor; (im Zug) guard (Brit.); conductor (Amer.)* * ** * *der; Schaffners Schaffner (im Bus) conductor; (im Zug) guard (Brit.); conductor (Amer.)* * *m.conductor (train, bus) n.guard (train) n. -
83 Schrankenwärterin
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84 Schwimmmeister
1. (Bademeister[in]) swimming supervisor2. swimming champion* * *Schwimm·meis·ter(in)* * *1. (Bademeister[in]) swimming supervisor2. swimming champion -
85 Begleiterkrankung
Be·gleit·er·kran·kungf accompanying [or attendant] illness -
86 Begleitstoff
Be·gleit·stoffm CHEM attendant material -
87 Flugbegleitpersonal
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88 Forstaufseher
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89 Klomann
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90 Nichterschienene
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91 Nichterschienener
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92 Parkplatzwächter
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93 Saftschubse
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94 Aufsichtsbeamter
warder; inspector; superintendent* * *Auf|sichts|be|am|te(r)1. m decl as adjÁúf|sichts|be|am|tin2. f(in Museum, Zoo etc) attendant; (bei Gericht, Polizei) warder (Brit), guard (US) -
95 Museumsdiener
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96 Museumsdienerin
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97 Dienstabteil
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98 Einparkservice
m <kfz.verk> (z.B. von Hotels, Parkhäusern, Tiefgaragen) ■ valet parking; attendant parking -
99 Führeraufzug
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100 Tankstellenwärter
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