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21 Kollegin
f1. co-worker [female]2. colleague [female]3. fellow member [female]4. fellow worker [female]5. workmate [female] -
22 Steuerberaterin
f1. tax accountant [female]2. tax adviser [female]3. tax advisor [female]4. tax consultant [female]5. tax counsel [female] -
23 stille Teilhaberin
f1. dormant partner [female]2. inactive partner [female]3. secret partner [female]4. silent partner [female]5. sleeping partner [female] -
24 Umweltministerin
f1. Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency [female] [USA]2. environment minister [female]3. Environment Secretary [female]4. minister of the environment [female]5. Secretary of State for the Environment [female] [GB] -
25 Bäuerin
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26 Agentin
f; -, -nen (female) agent* * *Agẹn|tin [a'gɛntɪn]f -, -nenSee:→ Agent* * *Agen·tin<-, -nen>* * *die; Agentin, Agentinnen [female] agent* * ** * *die; Agentin, Agentinnen [female] agent -
27 Arbeitgeberin
f (female) employer* * *Ạr|beit|ge|ber(in)m(f)employer* * *Ar·beit·ge·be·rin<-, -nen>* * *die; Arbeitgeberin, Arbeitgeberinnen [female] employer* * *Arbeitgeberin f (female) employer* * *die; Arbeitgeberin, Arbeitgeberinnen [female] employer -
28 Arbeitnehmerin
f (female) employee* * *die Arbeitnehmerinemployed person; employee* * *Ạr|beit|neh|mer(in)m(f)employee* * *Ar·beit·neh·me·rin<-, -nen>* * *die; Arbeitnehmerin, Arbeitnehmerinnen [female] employee* * *Arbeitnehmerin f (female) employee* * *die; Arbeitnehmerin, Arbeitnehmerinnen [female] employee -
29 Cousine
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30 Dächsin
f; -, -nen; ZOOL. female badger, badger sow* * *Dạ̈ch|sin ['dɛksɪn]f -, -nenfemale badger* * *Däch·sin[ˈdɛksɪn]* * * -
31 Eidgenossin
f1. (female) confederate2. (female) Swiss (citizen)* * *1. (female) confederate2. (female) Swiss (citizen) -
32 Frauenemanzipation
f bes. HIST. emancipation of women; heute: women’s lib(eration)* * *Frau|en|eman|zi|pa|ti|onffemale emancipation no art, emancipation of women; (in der heutigen Zeit auch) women's lib(eration)* * *Frau·en·eman·zi·pa·ti·onf women's [or female] emancipation* * *die female emancipation; women's emancipation* * ** * *die female emancipation; women's emancipation -
33 Frauengestalt
f in Dichtung etc.: female figure ( oder form)* * *Frau|en|ge|staltffemale figure; (LITER, ART) female character* * * -
34 Häsin
f; -, -nen; ZOOL. female hare, doe* * *die Häsindoe* * *Hä|sin ['hɛːzɪn]f -, -nendoe, female hare* * *Hä·sinf doe, female hare* * * -
35 Komparsin
* * * -
36 Liese
* * * -
37 Luftakrobatin
f (female) trapeze artist; (Seiltänzerin) (female) high-wire artist* * * -
38 Pförtnerin
* * * -
39 Pilotin
f; -, -nen1. FLUG. (female) pilot* * *Pi|lo|tin [-'loːtɪn]f -, -nenpilot* * *Pi·lo·tin<-, -nen>* * *1. FLUG (female) pilot -
40 Schlagfrau
* * *
См. также в других словарях:
Female — (♀) is the sex of an organism, or a part of an organism, which produces ova (egg cells). The ova are defined as the larger gametes in a heterogamous reproduction system, while the smaller, usually motile gamete, the spermatozoon, is produced by… … Wikipedia
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female — n Female, woman, lady are comparable when meaning a person and especially an adult who belongs to the sex that is the counterpart of the male sex. Female (the correlative of male) emphasizes the idea of sex; it applies not only to human beings… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
female — female, feminine 1. general. Female is used as an adjective, contrasting with the etymologically unrelated word male, to designate the sex of humans and animals that can bear offspring and to designate plants that are fruit bearing. Feminine is… … Modern English usage
female — Ⅰ. female UK US /ˈfiːmeɪl/ adjective ► belonging or relating to women: »The percentage of female managers in industry has doubled in five years. ► used to describe a piece of equipment that has a hole or space into which another part can be… … Financial and business terms
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female — [fē′māl΄] adj. [ME, altered after MALE < femelle < OFr < L femella, dim. of femina, a woman < IE base * dhē , to suck, suckle > L felare, to suck, filius, son, fetus, progeny, Gr thēlazein, to suckle, thele, nipple] 1. designating… … English World dictionary
female — ► ADJECTIVE 1) referring to the sex that can bear offspring or produce eggs. 2) relating to or characteristic of women or female animals. 3) (of a plant or flower) having a pistil but no stamens. 4) (of a fitting) manufactured hollow so that a… … English terms dictionary
Female — Fe male, n. [OE. femel, femal, F. femelle, fr. L. femella, dim. of femina woman. See {Feminine}.] 1. An individual of the sex which conceives and brings forth young, or (in a wider sense) which has an ovary and produces ova. [1913 Webster] The… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
female — [adj] having the qualities or characteristics of a woman effeminate, fecund, feminine, fertile, maternal, muliebrous, womanish, womanly; concepts 371,408 Ant. male, masculine female [n] woman daughter, femme, gal, gentlewoman, girl, grandmother,… … New thesaurus
female — female. См. самка. (Источник: «Англо русский толковый словарь генетических терминов». Арефьев В.А., Лисовенко Л.А., Москва: Изд во ВНИРО, 1995 г.) … Молекулярная биология и генетика. Толковый словарь.