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21 konduktør
sg - konduktǿren, pl - konduktǿrerконду́ктор м; контролёр м ( на транспорте)* * ** * *(en -er)( sporvognskonduktør, omnibuskonduktør) conductor;( togbetjent) ticket collector,( togfører) guard,(am) conductor;( bygningskonduktør) clerk of works;( arkitekt) resident architect,( ingeniør) resident engineer. -
22 konstruktør
sg - konstruktǿren, pl - konstruktǿrerконстру́ктор м* * *constructor, designer* * *(en -er)( den som har konstrueret noget) designer, constructor;(mekaniker etc) engineer. -
23 maskinchef
chief engineer. -
24 maskiningeniør
sg - maskíningeniøren, pl - maskíningeniørerинжене́р-меха́ник м* * *mechanical engineer. -
25 maskininspektør
superintending engineer. -
26 maskinist
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27 maskinkonstruktør
mechanical engineer. -
28 miljøtekniker
environmental engineer. -
29 overingeniør
chief engineer. -
30 radioingeniør
radio engineer. -
31 radiotekniker
(en -e) radio engineer. -
32 rådgivende
adj consultative, advisory ( fx committee, assembly; an advisory body; in an advisory capacity); consulting ( fx architect, engineer). -
33 stadsingeniør
city engineer. -
34 telefonmontør
telephone engineer (el. fitter). -
35 varmetekniker
central heating engineer. -
36 VVS-installatør
plumber,F heating and sanitary engineer. -
37 lokofører
engine-driver, engineer
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