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1 demotion
■ Gegen einen Verein verhängte Disziplinarmaßnahme in Form einer Relegation in eine tiefere Spielklasse, die nicht auf sportlichen Ergebnissen beruht. -
2 Degradierung
f demotion; fig. degradation* * *die Degradierungdegradation; demotion* * *De|gra|die|rungf -, -en (MIL)demotion ( zu to); (fig) degradationdiese Behandlung empfand er als ( eine) Degradíérung — he felt such treatment to be degrading
* * ** * *De·gra·die·rung<-, -en>f1. MIL sb's demotion [to sth]2. (geh) sb's degradation [to sth]* * *die; Degradierung, Degradierungen demotion; (fig.) degradation; reduction (zu to the level of)* * ** * *die; Degradierung, Degradierungen demotion; (fig.) degradation; reduction (zu to the level of)* * *f.degradation n.demotion n. -
3 Rückstufung
Rückstufung f PERS downgrading, grading back (niedrigere Gehaltsstufe); demotion (niedrigere Position)* * ** * *Rückstufung
(Angestellter) demotion (US);
• Rücktransport return transportation;
• Rücktransport vom Kunden transport back from the customer;
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4 relegation
Abstieg m■ Das Eingestuftwerden einer Mannschaft in eine niedrigere Spielklasse nach Saisonende. -
5 Tarifeinstufung
Tarifeinstufung
(Angestellter) wage classification, classification rating, (Bahn) class rating;
• höhere Tarifeinstufung (Angestellter) upgrading;
• niedrigere Tarifeinstufung (Angestellter) demotion, demotional classification change, downgrading. -
6 niedrigere Tarifeinstufung
Business german-english dictionary > niedrigere Tarifeinstufung
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7 Degradierung
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8 niedrigere Einstufung
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9 Zurückstufung
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10 Degradierung
f1. degradation2. demotion
См. также в других словарях:
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demotion — noun see demote … New Collegiate Dictionary
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