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1 amtlich geheim gehalten
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2 vertraulich
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3 Beurteilung in Personalakten
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4 die Vertrauenssache
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5 der Prokurist
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6 vertraulich
- {confidential} kín, bí mật, nói riêng với nhau, thân tín, tâm phúc, được tin cẩn, thổ lộ tâm tình, tâm sự - {familiar} thuộc gia đình, thân thuộc, thân, quen thuộc, quen, thông thường, không khách khí, sỗ sàng, suồng sã, lả lơi, là tình nhân của, ăn mằm với - {intimate} thân mật, mật thiết, thân tính, riêng tư, riêng biệt, ấm cúng, chung chăn chung gối, gian gâm, thông dâm, bản chất, ý nghĩ tình cảm sâu sắc nhất, sâu sắc - {personal} cá nhân, tư, riêng, nói đến cá nhân, ám chỉ cá nhân, chỉ trích cá nhân - {private} mật, xa vắng, khuất nẻo, hẻo lánh, thích ẩn dật, thích sống cách biệt = streng vertraulich {in strict confidence}+ = vertraulich mitteilen {to confide}+ -
7 die Vertrauensstellung
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8 vertraulich
I Adj.1. confidential; streng vertraulich! strictly confidential!2. (freundschaftlich, vertraut) friendly; pej. (auf-, zudringlich) familiar, pally umg., chummy umg.II Adv.1. confidentially, in confidence; ( streng) vertraulich behandeln treat confidentially ( oder with the strictest confidence), keep s.th. (absolutely) secret2. (freundschaftlich, vertraut) in a friendly way; pej. (auf-, zudringlich) in a very familiar (pally oder chummy umg.) way; jemandem vertraulich kommen pej. treat s.o. in a very familiar way, come over all pally (Am. be all chummy) with s.o. umg.; plumpvertraulich* * *familiar; intimate; confidential* * *ver|trau|lich [fɛɐ'traulɪç]1. adj1) (= geheim) Angelegenheit, Ton, Gespräch, Schriftstück, Daten confidential2) (= freundschaftlich) friendly, matey (Brit inf pally (Brit inf buddy-buddy (esp US inf); (= plumpvertraulich) familiarvertráúlich werden — to take liberties
2. adv1) confidentially, in confidence2) in a friendly/familiar way* * *1) (engaged in a private conversation in a separate room from other people: They're closeted in his office.) closeted2) (secret; not to be told to others: confidential information.) confidential3) (as a secret; confidentially: He told me the story in (strictest) confidence.) in confidence* * *ver·trau·lichI. adj1. (mit Diskretion zu behandeln) confidentialstreng \vertraulich strictly confidentialII. adv confidentially, with confidentiality* * *1.1) confidential2) (freundschaftlich, intim) familiar <manner, tone, etc.>; intimate <mood, conversation, whisper>2.1) confidentially; in confidence2) (freundschaftlich, intim) in a familiar way; familiarly* * *A. adj1. confidential;streng vertraulich! strictly confidential!2. (freundschaftlich, vertraut) friendly; pej (auf-, zudringlich) familiar, pally umg, chummy umgB. adv1. confidentially, in confidence;(streng) vertraulich behandeln treat confidentially ( oder with the strictest confidence), keep sth (absolutely) secret2. (freundschaftlich, vertraut) in a friendly way; pej (auf-, zudringlich) in a very familiar (pally oder chummy umg) way;jemandem vertraulich kommen pej treat sb in a very familiar way, come over all pally (US be all chummy) with sb umg; → plumpvertraulich* * *1.1) confidential2) (freundschaftlich, intim) familiar <manner, tone, etc.>; intimate <mood, conversation, whisper>2.1) confidentially; in confidence2) (freundschaftlich, intim) in a familiar way; familiarly* * *adj.confidential adj. adv.in a tete a tete expr. -
9 vertraulich
vertraulich adj 1. GEN confidential, private, private and confidential; 2. RECHT confidential* * *adj 1. < Geschäft> confidential, private, private and confidential; 2. < Recht> confidential* * *vertraulich
personal, in confidence, confidential, under the rose, sub rosa (silentio) (lat.), closet, privy, (Sitzung) private;
• absolut (streng) vertraulich in strict confidence (privacy),strictly confidential, private and confidential;
• sich vertraulich äußern to speak off the record;
• streng vertraulich behandeln to treat in strictest confidence;
• etw. vertraulich erfahren to hear s. th. privately;
• vertrauliche Angaben confidential data;
• vertraulicher Charakter durchgeführter Zahlungen confidential nature of payment;
• vertrauliche Information private information;
• vertrauliche Mitteilung confidential communication;
• vertrauliche Unterlagen sensitive material. -
10 diskret
Adj.1. discreet; jemandem ein diskretes Zeichen geben give s.o. a subtle hint2. Farbe etc.: unobtrusive3. MATH., PHYS., TECH. discrete* * *discreet* * *dis|kret [dɪs'kreːt]1. adj1) (= taktvoll, unaufdringlich) discreet; (= vertraulich) Angelegenheit, Gespräch confidentialdu musst lernen, etwas diskréter zu sein — you must learn to be more discreet about confidential matters
2. advdiscreetly* * *dis·kret[dɪsˈkre:t]I. adj1. (vertraulich) confidentialin einer \diskreten Angelegenheit on a confidential matteretwas D\diskretes something confidential2. (unauffällig) discreetein \diskreter Mensch a discreet [or tactful] personeine \diskret Farbe an unobtrusive [or quiet] colour [or AM -orII. adv\diskret behandeln to treat confidentially* * *1.2) (taktvoll) discreet; tactful <behaviour, reserve>2.1) (vertraulich) confidentiallyetwas diskret behandeln — treat something in confidence
2) (taktvoll) discreetly; tactfully* * *diskret adj1. discreet;jemandem ein diskretes Zeichen geben give sb a subtle hint2. Farbe etc: unobtrusive3. MATH, PHYS, TECH discrete* * *1.2) (taktvoll) discreet; tactful <behaviour, reserve>3) (Technik, Physik, Math.) discrete2.1) (vertraulich) confidentially2) (taktvoll) discreetly; tactfully* * *(Mathematik) adj.discrete adj. adj.discreet adj.discrete adj. adv.discreetly adv. -
11 Vertrauenssache
f confidential matter, something confidential; das ist Vertrauenssache that’s a matter ( oder question) of confidence* * *Ver|trau|ens|sa|chef(= vertrauliche Angelegenheit) confidential matter; (= Frage des Vertrauens) question or matter of trust* * *Ver·trau·ens·sa·chef1. (vertrauliche Angelegenheit) confidential matter* * *die matter or question of trust* * *Vertrauenssache f confidential matter, something confidential;das ist Vertrauenssache that’s a matter ( oder question) of confidence* * *die matter or question of trust* * *f.confidential matter n. -
12 streng
streng I adj GEN severe, strict, stringent (Maßnahme, Programm) streng II adv GEN severely, strictly, stringently • etw. streng bewachen GEN keep a close watch on sth • streng geheim GEN top-secret • streng nach Vorschrift GEN by the book • streng vertraulich GEN private and confidential, strictly confidential* * *adv < Geschäft> severely, strictly, stringently ■ etw. streng bewachen < Geschäft> keep a close watch on sth ■ streng geheim < Geschäft> top-secret ■ streng nach Vorschrift < Geschäft> by the book ■ streng vertraulich < Geschäft> private and confidential, strictly confidential* * *streng
hard, severe[ly], stern;
• streng verboten strictly prohibited;
• streng vertraulich in strict confidence, strictly confidential;
• Bestimmung streng beachten to adhere strictly to a clause;
• in strenger Abgeschlossenheit leben to live in seclusion;
• strenge Amtspflicht strictly ministerial duty;
• strenge Auslegung rigo(u)rous definition;
• strenge Auslegung eines Gesetzes strict construction of a law;
• streng durchgeführte Blockade close blockade;
• strenge Disziplin stern (stringency of) discipline;
• strenge Einhaltung strict observance;
• mit strenger Geheimhaltung behandelt werden to rate top-secret treatment;
• strenge Maßnahmen ergreifen to take drastic measures;
• strenge Prüfung stiff examination;
• strenge Sparsamkeit rigid economy;
• strenge Verordnung stringent regulation;
• strenger Verweis severe reprimand;
• strenger Vorgesetzter rigid disciplinarian;
• strenge Zensur strict censorship. -
13 persönlich
I Adj. personal; auf Briefen: auch private, confidential; darf ich Ihnen eine persönliche Frage stellen? can ( oder may) I ask you something personal?; persönlich werden get personal; Persönliches Zeitung: personalsII Adv. personally, in person; himself (f herself); ich möchte ihn persönlich sprechen I would like to speak to him in person; er wird persönlich anwesend sein he’ll be personally present, he’ll be there in person; persönlich haften be personally liable; etw. persönlich nehmen take s.th. personally; das ist nicht persönlich gemeint (please) don’t take it personally; das ist für dich persönlich it’s personal; betont: it’s for you and you alone* * *in person (Adv.); private (Adj.); intimate (Adj.); personal (Adj.)* * *per|sön|lich [pɛr'zøːnlɪç]1. adjpersonal; Atmosphäre, Umgangsformen friendlypersö́nliche Auslagen — out-of-pocket or personal expenses
persö́nliche Meinung — personal opinion, one's own opinion
persö́nliches Fürwort — personal pronoun
persö́nlich werden — to get personal
nun werden Sie doch nicht gleich persö́nlich! — there's no need to get personal
2. advpersonally; (auf Briefen) private (and confidential)der Chef persö́nlich — the boss himself or in person or personally
etw persö́nlich meinen/nehmen or auffassen — to mean/take sth personally
er interessiert sich persö́nlich für seine Leute — he takes a personal interest in his people
Sie müssen persö́nlich erscheinen — you are required to appear in person or personally
* * *1) (intended for, used by etc one person etc: Customers in shops should be given individual attention.) individual2) (private or personal: the intimate details of his correspondence.) intimate3) (one's own: This is his personal opinion; The matter will have my personal attention.) personal4) (private: This is a personal matter between him and me.) personal5) (in person: The Prime Minister will make a personal appearance.) personal6) personally7) (doing something oneself, not having or letting someone else do it on one's behalf: He thanked me personally.) personally8) (personally; one's self, not represented by someone else: The Queen was there in person; I'd like to thank him in person.) in person* * *per·sön·lich[pɛrˈzø:nlɪç]I. adj1. (eigen) personal2. (jdn selbst betreffend) personal3. (zwischenmenschlich) personal4. (intim) friendlyich möchte ein \persönliches Wort an Sie richten I would like to address you directly5. (gegen jdn gerichtet) personal6. (als Privatperson) personal7. (anzüglich)II. adv1. (selbst) personally\persönlich erscheinen/auftreten to appear/perform in person2. (privat) personally\persönlich befreundet sein to be personal friends* * *1.Adjektiv personal2.nimm doch nicht gleich alles [so] persönlich! — don't take everything so personally!
* * *A. adj personal; auf Briefen: auch private, confidential;darf ich Ihnen eine persönliche Frage stellen? can ( oder may) I ask you something personal?;persönlich werden get personal;Persönliches Zeitung: personalsB. adv personally, in person; himself (f herself);ich möchte ihn persönlich sprechen I would like to speak to him in person;er wird persönlich anwesend sein he’ll be personally present, he’ll be there in person;persönlich haften be personally liable;etwas persönlich nehmen take sth personally;das ist nicht persönlich gemeint (please) don’t take it personally;das ist für dich persönlich it’s personal; betont: it’s for you and you alone* * *1.Adjektiv personal2.adverbial personally; (auf Briefen) ‘private [and confidential]’nimm doch nicht gleich alles [so] persönlich! — don't take everything so personally!
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14 geheim
geheim adj 1. GEN secret; 2. POL restricted, confidential (Dokumente)* * ** * *geheim
(Gesetz) mystic (US), (pol.) underground, (vertraulich) confidential;
• äußerst (streng) geheim in strict secrecy, top secret;
• nicht geheim gehalten open skies;
• geheim abstimmen to [take a] ballot;
• geheim verhandelt werden to be tried in closed session (camera, Br.);
• geheime Abstimmung ballot[ing];
• geheime Akten confidential documents;
• geheime Dienstsache classified (US) (restricted) matter;
• geheimes Einvernehmen secret understanding, collusion;
• im geheimen Einvernehmen handeln to act in collusion;
• geheimer Mangel latent defect;
• geheimes Testament closed will;
• geheimer Vorbehalt mental reservation;
• geheime Wahl secret ballot (voting);
• geheime Zusammenkunft clandestine meeting. -
15 Verschlusssache
f POL. classified document* * *Ver|schlụss|sa|chef(piece of classified) informationVerschlusssachen pl — classified information sing
* * *Ver·schluss·sa·cheRR* * *die [item of] confidential information* * ** * *die [item of] confidential information* * *f.classified information n. -
16 Vertrauensanwalt
Vertrauensanwalt
panel solicitor;
• Vertrauensarzt public health commissioner;
• Vertrauensbeziehung fiduciary relation;
• Vertrauensfunktion fiduciary nature;
• Vertrauensjournalist lobby correspondent;
• Vertrauenskredit personal loan;
• Vertrauensmann private (confidential) agent, confidant, confidential person;
• Vertrauensmann der Belegschaft shop deputy (steward) (US);
• Vertrauensperson reliable person;
• Vertrauensposten position of trust, confidential post (place), post of confidence (trust), fiducial office;
• Vertrauensrabatt confidential discount;
• Vertrauensschaden loss incurred from breach of contract, fidelity claim;
• Vertrauensschadenversicherung commercial insurance;
• Vertrauensschwund credibility gap, loss of confidence;
• Vertrauensstellung fiduciary position, position of trust, post of confidence, responsible position (job);
• Vertrauenswerbung public relations, (durch Anzeigen) institutional advertising;
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17 Charakter
m; -s, -e1. einer Person: character; (sittliche Stärke) (strength of) character, (moral) backbone; (Persönlichkeit) personality; das formt den Charakter it’s character-forming ( oder -building); ein Mann von / ohne Charakter a man of / without character; ein Mensch mit Charakter hätte... anyone with a bit of character ( oder backbone) would have...; sie hat Charakter she’s got (real) character ( oder spunk umg.); sie hat keinen Charakter she’s got no character ( oder backbone), she’s spineless umg.; Charakter beweisen show some character ( oder backbone); vom Charakter her as far as his etc. character goes, weitS. personalitywise2. einer Sache, bes. mit den Sinnen wahrnehmbar: character; (Natur) nature; Gespräche vertraulichen Charakters of a confidential nature; das Gespräch nahm allmählich den Charakter eines Verhörs an the conversation gradually turned into a cross-examination* * *der Charaktercharacter; nature; personality* * *Cha|rak|ter [ka'raktɐ]m -s, -e[-'teːrə]er ist ein Mann von Charakter — he is a man of character
keinen Charakter haben (ohne Prägung) — to have no character, to lack character; (nicht ehrenhaft auch) to have no principles
die Party bekam immer mehr den Charakter einer Orgie — the party became more and more like an orgy
seine Warnung hatte mehr den Charakter einer Drohung — his warning was more like a threat
der vertrauliche Charakter dieses Gespräches — the confidential nature of this conversation
2) (= Person) character, personality; (LITER, THEAT) charactersie sind ganz gegensätzliche Charaktere — their characters are entirely different, they have entirely different personalities
* * *der1) (the set of qualities that make someone or something different from others; type: You can tell a man's character from his handwriting; Publicity of this character is not good for the firm.) character2) (character: A girl of strong moral fibre.) fibre* * *Cha·rak·ter<-s, -tere>[kaˈraktɐ]m1. (Wesen) character\Charakter haben to have strength of characterjd von \Charakter sb with strength of character3. (liter) character* * *der; Charakters, Charaktere1) character; (eines Menschen) character; personality2) o. Pl. (Charakterstärke) [strength of] characterkeinen Charakter haben — lack [strength of] character; be spineless
* * *1. einer Person: character; (sittliche Stärke) (strength of) character, (moral) backbone; (Persönlichkeit) personality;das formt den Charakter it’s character-forming ( oder -building);ein Mann von/ohne Charakter a man of/without character;ein Mensch mit Charakter hätte … anyone with a bit of character ( oder backbone) would have …;Charakter beweisen show some character ( oder backbone);vertraulichen Charakters of a confidential nature;das Gespräch nahm allmählich den Charakter eines Verhörs an the conversation gradually turned into a cross-examination* * *der; Charakters, Charaktere1) character; (eines Menschen) character; personality2) o. Pl. (Charakterstärke) [strength of] characterkeinen Charakter haben — lack [strength of] character; be spineless
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18 diskret
dis·kret [dɪsʼkre:t] adj1) ( vertraulich) confidential;in einer \diskreten Angelegenheit on a confidential matter;etwas D\diskretes something confidential2) ( unauffällig) discreet;ein \diskreter Mensch a discreet [or tactful] person;eine \diskret Farbe an unobtrusive [or quiet] colour [or (Am) -or]\diskret behandeln to treat confidentially;sich \diskret verhalten to behave discreetly -
19 Allgemeinheit
Allgemeinheit f GEN, RECHT general public, public, public at large, (infrml) the man in the street • nicht für die Allgemeinheit bestimmt POL restricted, confidential (Dokumente)* * *f <Geschäft, Recht> general public, public, public at large, the man in the street infrml ■ nicht für die Allgemeinheit bestimmt < Pol> Dokumente restricted, confidential* * *Allgemeinheit
community, [the general] public, common (ordinary) run, omnibus;
• im Interesse der Allgemeinheit for the common good;
• im Interesse der Allgemeinheit liegen to be in the public interest. -
20 Information
Information f (Info) GEN information (inf., info) • eine Information GEN piece of information, item of information • Information vertraulich behandeln RECHT treat information confidentially • Information zurückhalten RECHT withhold information* * *f (Info) < Geschäft> information (inf., info) ■ eine Information < Geschäft> piece of information, item of information ■ Information vertraulich behandeln < Recht> treat information confidentially ■ Information zurückhalten < Recht> withhold information* * *Information
[piece of] information, news, communication;
• anders lautende Informationen information to the contrary;
• EDV-mäßig aufbereitete Information electronically processed information;
• auswärtige Informationen advices from abroad;
• nur für den Anwalt bestimmte Informationen privileged communication;
• elektronische Information digital information;
• geschäftliche Informationen business information;
• mir zur Verfügung stehende Informationen information in my possession;
• vertrauliche Information confidential (restricted) information;
• zuverlässige Information authentic information;
• Information für den internen Dienstgebrauch restricted information circular;
• Information der Führungskräfte management information;
• Information aus erster Hand (bester Quelle) immediate information, information straight from the horse’s mouth, inside (US sl.);
• mangelnde Information über wesentliche Tatsachen failure to supply material information;
• Informationen über Steuersünder austauschen to swap information on tax evaders;
• Informationen beschaffen to furnish data;
• üblicherweise Informationen über j. einholen to rely for information on s. o.;
• zusätzliche Informationen erhalten to receive news from another quarter;
• Computer mit Informationen füllen to feed a computer with information;
• Informationen zukommen lassen to convey information;
• unerlaubte Informationen zukommen lassen to disclose confidential information;
• sich bei der Information melden to contact the information desk;
• Information preisgeben to divulge information;
• als vertrauliche Information für j. bestimmt sein to be for s. one’s private ear;
• Informationen verarbeiten (Computer) to process data;
• über erstklassige Informationen verfügen to be well primed with information.
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