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1 ältere Arbeitskraft
ältere Arbeitskraft f PERS older worker, elderly worker, elderly employee* * *f < Person> older worker, elderly worker, elderly employee -
2 älterer Arbeitnehmer
älterer Arbeitnehmer m PERS older worker, elderly worker, elderly employee* * *m < Person> older worker, elderly worker, elderly employee -
3 Altenpflege
f geriatric care, care of the elderly* * *Ạl|ten|pfle|gefcare (for the elderly)* * *Al·ten·pfle·gef care for the elderly, geriatric care* * * -
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5 betagt
Adj. geh. old, advanced in years; lit. aged; von Dingen oft hum.: antique, elderly* * *old; aged* * *be|tagt [bə'taːkt]adj (geh)aged, well advanced in years* * *be·tagt[bəˈta:kt]* * ** * ** * * -
6 seniorengerecht
Adj. (suitable) for the elderly; seniorengerechte Wohnungen housing for the elderly* * *seniorengerecht adj (suitable) for the elderly;seniorengerechte Wohnungen housing for the elderly -
7 Altersfürsorge
f welfare for the elderly* * *Ạl|ters|für|sor|gefcare of the elderly* * *Altersfürsorge f welfare for the elderly -
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9 Fräulein
n; -s, - oder umg. -s1. junges: (young) lady; unverheiratetes: spinster; ein älteres Fräulein altm. an elderly spinster; englisch I2. altm. Anrede, Titel: Miss; gnädiges Fräulein altm. madam; an junges Mädchen: miss; Ihr Fräulein Tochter altm. geh. your daughter3. altm. neg! (Angestellte) girl; (Kindermädchen) governess; (Erzieherin, Lehrerin) teacher; (Verkäuferin) sales girl, assistant; (Kellnerin) waitress; alle in der Anrede: Miss; Fräulein! excuse me; Fräulein vom Amt TELEF. altm. operator* * *(Anrede) Ms; Miss;das Fräulein(Kellnerin) waitress;(junge Frau) young lady* * *Fräu|lein ['frɔylain]nt -s, - or (inf) -s (dated)1) (= unverheiratete weibliche Person) young ladyein altes or älteres Frä́úlein — an elderly spinster
2) (= Anrede) MissIhr Frä́úlein Tochter/Braut — your daughter/bride
3) (= weibliche Angestellte) young lady; (= Verkäuferin) assistant; (= Kellnerin) waitress; (= Lehrerin) teacher, mistressFrä́úlein! — Miss!
das Frä́úlein vom Amt — the operator, the switchboard girl
* * *(a polite title given to an unmarried female, either in writing or in speech: Miss Wilson; the Misses Wilson; Could you ask Miss Smith to type this letter?; Excuse me, miss. Could you tell me how to get to Princess Road?) Miss* * *Fräu·lein<-s, - o -s>[ˈfrɔylain]nt (fam)mein hochverehrtes \Fräulein my dear MissIhr \Fräulein Tochter your daughterdas \Fräulein Braut the [young] bride\Fräulein! excuse me!, Miss!\Fräulein, bitte zahlen! excuse me, I'd/we'd/etc. like to pay, pleasedas \Fräulein vom Amt the girl on the switchboard* * *das; Fräuleins, Fräulein ( ugsEx:Fräuleins —)/Ex:1) (junges Fräulein) young lady; (ältliches Fräulein) spinster[sehr verehrtes] gnädiges Fräulein [X] — Dear Miss X
3) (Kellnerin) waitressFräulein, wir möchten zahlen — [Miss,] could we have the bill (Brit.) or (Amer.) check, please?
4)das Fräulein vom Amt — (veralt.) the operator
* * *2. obs Anrede, Titel: Miss;Ihr Fräulein Tochter obs geh your daughter3. obs neg! (Angestellte) girl; (Kindermädchen) governess; (Erzieherin, Lehrerin) teacher; (Verkäuferin) sales girl, assistant; (Kellnerin) waitress; alle in der Anrede: Miss;Fräulein! excuse me;* * *das; Fräuleins, Fräulein ( ugsEx:Fräuleins —)/Ex:1) (junges Fräulein) young lady; (ältliches Fräulein) spinster2) (Titel, Anrede)[sehr verehrtes] gnädiges Fräulein [X] — Dear Miss X
3) (Kellnerin) waitressFräulein, wir möchten zahlen — [Miss,] could we have the bill (Brit.) or (Amer.) check, please?
4)das Fräulein vom Amt — (veralt.) the operator
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10 Seniorenheim
n retirement home* * *Se·ni·o·ren·heimnt old people's home, home for the elderly* * *das home for the elderly* * *Seniorenheim n retirement home* * *das home for the elderly* * *n.home for the aged n. -
11 Seniorenwohnanlage
f housing development for the elderly; betreut: sheltered housing ( oder assisted living) development* * *Se|ni|o|ren|wohn|an|la|gefhousing development for the elderly; (betreut auch) sheltered housing development, assisted living development* * *Seniorenwohnanlage f housing development for the elderly; betreut: sheltered housing ( oder assisted living) development -
12 älter
I Komp. alt; der ältere Bruder her etc. elder brother; Breughel der Ältere (abgek. d. Ä.) Breughel the ElderII Adj.1. euph. (alt) elderly2. JUR. Anspruch: prior* * *das Alterold age; age; the old age; antiqueness; seniority* * *Ạl|ter ['altɐ]nt -s, -age; (= letzter Lebensabschnitt, hohes Alter) old agein deinem Alter — at your age
im Alter von 18 Jahren — at the age of 18
von mittlerem Alter, mittleren Alters — middle-aged
57 ist doch kein Alter, um in Rente zu gehen — 57 is no age to retire
er hat keinen Respekt vor dem Alter — he has no respect for his elders
Alter schützt vor Torheit nicht (Prov) — there's no fool like an old fool (Prov)
* * *das1) (the amount of time during which a person or thing has existed: He went to school at the age of six (years); What age is she?) age2) (the quality of being old: This wine will improve with age; With the wisdom of age he regretted the mistakes he had made in his youth.) age3) (great age: a statue of great antiquity.) antiquity* * *Al·te(r)[ˈaltə, -tɐ]f(m) dekl wie adj▪ der/die \Alter the boss▪ die \Altern the ancients▪ die \Altern the parent animals6.Al·ter<-s, ->[ˈaltɐ]nt1. (Lebensalter) agewenn du erst mal mein \Alter erreicht hast,... when you're as old as I am,...mittleren \Alters middle-agedin vorgerücktem \Alter (geh) at an advanced ageim zarten \Alter von... (geh) at the tender age of...in jds \Alter sein to be the same age as sber ist in meinem \Alter he's my agedas ist doch kein \Alter! that's not old!2. (Bejahrtheit) old ageer hat keinen Respekt vor dem \Alter he doesn't respect his eldersim \Alter in old age3.* * *das; Alters, Alter: age; (hohes Alter) old age* * *der ältere Bruder her etc elder brother;Breughel der Ältere (abk d. Ä.) Breughel the ElderB. adj1. euph (alt) elderly* * *das; Alters, Alter: age; (hohes Alter) old age* * *age n.old age n.seniority n. -
13 Betreuung
f1. (das Betreuen) looking after, taking care of; von Patienten, Senioren etc.: care; medizinische Betreuung medical care; soziale Betreuung (social) welfare; die Betreuung des behinderten Kindes finanziert die Kasse the insurance is paying for the care of the disabled child; mit der Betreuung eines Projekts etc. beauftragt sein be in charge of a project etc.; du bist für die Betreuung dieser Gruppe zuständig you’re responsible for (looking after) this group; bei Bank: Herr X übernimmt die Betreuung Ihres Kontos Mr X has taken over responsibility for handling your account2. Person: person ( oder someone) to look after...; in Anzeigen: ... suchen eine Betreuung für älteren Menschen... seek someone to care for ( oder look after) an elderly person* * *die Betreuungcare; support service* * *Be|treu|ungf -, -enlooking after; (von Patienten, Tieren etc) career wurde mit der Betréúung der Gruppe beauftragt — he was put in charge of the group, the group was put in his care
* * *Be·treu·ung<-, -en>ffür die \Betreuung von Patienten sollten Fachkräfte eingesetzt werden qualified personnel are necessary to look after the patients2. (Betreuer) nurse, carer* * *die; Betreuung: care no indef. art.zwei Reiseleiter waren zu unserer Betreuung vorhanden — there were two couriers or travel guides to see to our needs
* * *medizinische Betreuung medical care;soziale Betreuung (social) welfare;die Betreuung des behinderten Kindes finanziert die Kasse the insurance is paying for the care of the disabled child;beauftragt sein be in charge of a project etc;du bist für die Betreuung dieser Gruppe zuständig you’re responsible for (looking after) this group; bei Bank:Herr X übernimmt die Betreuung Ihres Kontos Mr X has taken over responsibility for handling your account… suchen eine Betreuung für älteren Menschen … seek someone to care for ( oder look after) an elderly person* * *die; Betreuung: care no indef. art.zwei Reiseleiter waren zu unserer Betreuung vorhanden — there were two couriers or travel guides to see to our needs
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14 Bundesminister
m, Bundesministerin f POL. minister, Secretary of State Brit., Secretary Am. ( für of, for); Bundesminister für Arbeit und Sozialordnung Minister for Labo(u)r and Social Affairs; Bundesminister für Bildung, Wissenschaft, Forschung und Technologie Minister for Education, Science, Research and Technology; Bundesminister für Ernährung, Landwirtschaft und Forsten Minister for Agriculture, Forestry and Food; Bundesminister für Familie, Senioren, Frauen und Jugend Minister for Family, the Elderly, Women and Youth; Bundesminister für Finanzen Chancellor of the Exchequer Brit., Secretary of the Treasury Am.; Bundesminister für Gesundheit Minister for Health; Bundesminister für Inneres Minister for the Interior oder Home Office Minister Brit., etwa Secretary of the Interior Am.; Bundesminister für Justiz Minister of Justice; Bundesminister für Raumordnung, Bauwesen und Städtebau Minister for Construction and Housing; Bundesminister für Umwelt, Naturschutz und Reaktorsicherheit Minister for the Environment (Environmental Protection and Nuclear Reactor Safety); Bundesminister für Verkehr Minister for Transport; Bundesminister für Verteidigung Defen|ce (Am. -se) Minister; Bundesminister für Wirtschaft Minister for Trade and Industry; Bundesminister für Wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development* * *Bụn|des|mi|nis|ter(in) Federal Minister* * *Bun·des·mi·nis·ter(in)m(f) BRD, ÖSTERR federal minister [of Germany/Austria]* * *für of, for);Bundesminister für Arbeit und Sozialordnung Minister for Labo(u)r and Social Affairs;Bundesminister für Bildung, Wissenschaft, Forschung und Technologie Minister for Education, Science, Research and Technology;Bundesminister für Ernährung, Landwirtschaft und Forsten Minister for Agriculture, Forestry and Food;Bundesminister für Familie, Senioren, Frauen und Jugend Minister for Family, the Elderly, Women and Youth;Bundesminister für Gesundheit Minister for Health;Bundesminister für Inneres Minister for the Interior oder Home Office Minister Br, etwa Secretary of the Interior US;Bundesminister für Justiz Minister of Justice;Bundesminister für Raumordnung, Bauwesen und Städtebau Minister for Construction and Housing;Bundesminister für Umwelt, Naturschutz und Reaktorsicherheit Minister for the Environment (Environmental Protection and Nuclear Reactor Safety);Bundesminister für Verkehr Minister for Transport;Bundesminister für Verteidigung Defence (US -se) Minister;Bundesminister für Wirtschaft Minister for Trade and Industry;Bundesminister für Wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development -
15 Generationenvertrag
m; nur Sg. system whereby the social security contributions made by people of working age pay the pensions of the elderly* * *Ge|ne|ra|ti|o|nen|ver|tragm (ECON)system whereby old people receive a pension from contributions being made by current working population* * *Ge·ne·ra·ti·o·nen·ver·tragm younger generation's commitment to provide for the older generation, i.e. in form of pensions* * *Generationenvertrag m; nur sg system whereby the social security contributions made by people of working age pay the pensions of the elderly -
16 munter
I Adj.1. (wach) awake; (auf) up (and about); munter werden wake up, perk up; jemanden munter machen wake s.o. up, get s.o. going; Kaffee macht munter coffee gets you going2. (lebhaft) lively; (vergnügt) cheerful; umg. chirpy, Am. auch chipper umg.; munter werden cheer up; gesundII Adv. fig. (unbekümmert) blithely; der Bach plätschert munter vor sich hin fig. the stream burbles merrily along* * *sprightly; perky; frisky; spry; vivacious; jaunty; chirpy; awake* * *mụn|ter ['mʊntɐ]1. adjmunter werden — to liven up
See:→ Fisch2) (= wach) awake; (= aufgestanden) up and aboutjdn munter machen — to wake sb up
jdn wieder munter machen — to wake sb up (again)
2. adv(= unbekümmert) blithelymunter drauflosgehen — to go at it with a will
sie redete munter weiter — she just kept on talking regardless
* * *1) blithely2) (happy and light-hearted: She is merry and blithe.) blithe3) jauntily4) (cheerful, bright, lively: a jaunty mood/hat.) jaunty5) (lively and happy: a chirpy tune; I'm feeling chirpy today.) chirpy6) frisky7) friskily* * *mun·ter[ˈmʊntɐ]1. (aufgeweckt) bright, sharp, quick-witted2. (heiter) livelyein \munterer Gesang/ \munteres Lied a cheerful [or jolly] song\munterer Markt ÖKON brisk market3. (wach)▪ \munter sein/werden to be awake/wake upjdn wieder \munter machen to wake up sb again sep* * *1.1) cheerful; merry; (lebhaft) lively <eyes, game>munter werden — cheer up; liven up
[gesund und] munter sein — be as fit as a fiddle; < elderly person> be hale and hearty
2) (wach) awake2.munter werden — wake up; come round (joc.)
1) merrily; cheerfully2) (unbekümmert) gaily; cheerfully* * *A. adjmunter werden wake up, perk up;jemanden munter machen wake sb up, get sb going;Kaffee macht munter coffee gets you goingB. adv fig (unbekümmert) blithely;der Bach plätschert munter vor sich hin fig the stream burbles merrily along* * *1.1) cheerful; merry; (lebhaft) lively <eyes, game>munter werden — cheer up; liven up
[gesund und] munter sein — be as fit as a fiddle; < elderly person> be hale and hearty
2) (wach) awake2.munter werden — wake up; come round (joc.)
1) merrily; cheerfully2) (unbekümmert) gaily; cheerfully* * *adj.awake adj.blithesome adj.frisky adj.jaunty adj. adv.jauntily adv. -
17 Seniorenarbeit
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18 Seniorenbetreuung
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19 Seniorengymnastik
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20 Seniorenschnitzel
n small, tender portion of escalope for the elderly* * *Seniorenschnitzel n small, tender portion of escalope for the elderly
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