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1 Anwendungsbereich
Anwendungsbereich m 1. GEN area of application, scope of application, degree of dissemination; 2. RECHT, SOZ scope, coverage (Gesetze)* * *m 1. < Geschäft> area of application, scope of application, degree of dissemination; 2. <Recht, Sozial> Gesetze scope, coverage* * *Anwendungsbereich
range (scope, field, area) of application, ambit;
• innerhalb des gesetzlichen Anwendungsbereichs within the meaning of the Act;
• Anwendungsbetreuung (Computer) application support;
• Anwendungsdaten (Computer) application data;
• Anwendungsfreundlichkeit (Software) usability, user-friendliness;
• Anwendungsgebiet range (field) of application, (Zolltarif) application;
• betriebliches Anwendungsgebiet company-wide coverage;
• Anwendungskomfort (Software) usability, user-friendliness;
• Anwendungskontrolle (Gemeinschaftsrecht) monitoring of application;
• Anwendungsmodalitäten implementation clauses. -
2 Diplom
Di·plom <-s, -e> [diʼplo:m] nt1) ( Hochschulzeugnis) degree;( Zeugnis) certificate, diploma;ein \Diplom [in etw dat] machen Hochschulstudium to get a degree [in sth]; Ausbildung to get a diploma [or certificate] [in sth]2) ( Ehrenurkunde) diploma, certificate¿Kultur?A Diplom is awarded to graduates in economics, engineering and the social and natural sciences. The Diplom curriculum concentrates on one subject (sometimes in combination with a minor) and its practical application. It constitutes a full academic and professional qualification which entitles the holder to work independently in the corresponding professional field. -
3 bedeutend
I Part. Präs. bedeutenII Adj.1. (wichtig) important, major, significant; eine bedeutende Hafenstadt a major ( oder an important) seaport; das ist ein bedeutender Schritt vorwärts that’s an important ( oder a significant, a major) step forward; ein bedeutender Tag im Leben a significant day in my etc. life2. (von hoher Qualität) Beitrag, Film: significant; Wissenschaftler etc.: leading, distinguished; (hervorragend) outstanding; (bemerkenswert) remarkable; (berühmt) distinguished; sie hat Bedeutendes auf diesem Gebiet geleistet she has made a major ( oder significant) contribution to this field3. (groß, beträchtlich) considerable, major, significant; bedeutende Fortschritte machen make significant ( oder major) progress, forge aheadIII Adv. intensivierend (wesentlich) considerably, significantly; sich bedeutend verbessern etc. improve etc. significantly ( oder markedly); bedeutend besser / älter / länger etc. much ( oder a great deal) better / older / longer etc.* * *(beträchtlich) handsome; considerable;(wichtig) big; important; notable; great* * *be|deu|tend1. adj1) (= wichtig, bemerkenswert) Persönlichkeit important, distinguished, eminent; Leistung, Rolle, Kunstwerk significant, importantetwas Bedeutendes leisten — to achieve something important or significant
2. adv(= beträchtlich) considerably* * *1) (outstanding; distinguished; famous: an eminent lawyer.) eminent2) (highly respected: a grand old man.) grand3) (great, or greater, in size, importance etc: major and minor roads; a major discovery.) major4) (to an important degree: Sales-levels are significantly lower than last year, which is very disappointing.) significantly* * *be·deu·tendI. adj1. (wichtig) importanteine \bedeutende Person an eminent personein \bedeutender Politiker a leading politicianeine \bedeutende Rolle spielen to play a leading [or significant] roleetwas B\bedeutendes something important [or significant2. (beachtlich) considerable, significantII. adv considerably* * *1.1) significant, important < step, event, role, etc.>; important < city, port, artist, writer, etc.>2) (groß) considerable2.adverbial considerably* * *B. adj1. (wichtig) important, major, significant;eine bedeutende Hafenstadt a major ( oder an important) seaport;das ist ein bedeutender Schritt vorwärts that’s an important ( oder a significant, a major) step forward;ein bedeutender Tag im Leben a significant day in my etc life2. (von hoher Qualität) Beitrag, Film: significant; Wissenschaftler etc: leading, distinguished; (hervorragend) outstanding; (bemerkenswert) remarkable; (berühmt) distinguished;sie hat Bedeutendes auf diesem Gebiet geleistet she has made a major ( oder significant) contribution to this field3. (groß, beträchtlich) considerable, major, significant;C. adv intensivierend (wesentlich) considerably, significantly;* * *1.1) significant, important <step, event, role, etc.>; important <city, port, artist, writer, etc.>2) (groß) considerable2.adverbial considerably* * *adj.great adj.important adj.significant adj. adv.connotatively adv. -
4 Dienst
Dienst m GEN duty, service • den Dienst antreten GEN, PERS report for work • Dienst habend GEN on duty • Dienst nach Vorschrift machen PERS work to rule, (AE) work to contract • Dienst quittieren PERS resign, quit one’s job • Dienst tuend GEN on duty • im Dienste Ihrer Majestät POL, ADMIN (BE) On Her Majesty’s Service, OHMS • im Dienste Seiner Majestät POL, ADMIN (BE) On His Majesty’s Service, OHMS • seine Dienste anbieten GEN offer one’s services • wieder in Dienst gestellt GEN recommissioned, recmd* * *m < Geschäft> duty, service ■ Dienst habend < Geschäft> on duty ■ Dienst tuend < Geschäft> on duty ■ im Dienste Ihrer Majestät <Pol, Verwalt> On Her Majesty's Service (OHMS) (BE) ■ im Dienste Seiner Majestät <Pol, Verwalt> On His Majesty's Service (OHMS) (BE) ■ seine Dienste anbieten < Geschäft> offer one's services ■ wieder in Dienst gestellt < Geschäft> recommissioned (recmd)* * *Dienst
office, service, attendance, (Amtsleistung) duty, function, (mil.) service, (Stellung) employ[ment], position, post, situation;
• außer Dienst out [of office], (dienstfrei) off-duty, (im Ruhestand) on half-pay, resigned, retired [from service];
• außer Dienst gestellt decommissioned;
• im Dienst ergraut veteran;
• im öffentlichen Dienst [stehend] in public employment;
• im Dienste der Wissenschaft in the interest of science;
• in Dienst gestellt in service, commissioned;
• in Berücksichtigung Ihrer Dienste für uns in consideration of your services;
• stets zu Ihren Diensten always at your service;
• anwaltliche Dienste professional services of a lawyer;
• auswärtiger Dienst diplomatic service, foreign service (US);
• durchgehender Dienst twenty-four-hour service (US);
• freiwilliger Dienst voluntary service;
• gehobener (höherer) Dienst higher grade, classified service (US);
• geleistete Dienste services rendered;
• gute Dienste (dipl.) good offices;
• hervorragende Dienste conspicuous services;
• höherer Dienst administrative class (Br.);
• konsularischer Dienst consular service;
• langjährige Dienste veteran service;
• netznaher Dienst network-related service;
• öffentlicher Dienst Civil (Br.) (public, US) Service, public employment (US);
• sozialer Dienst community service;
• turnusmäßiger Dienst regular service;
• unbelohnte Dienste unrequitted services;
• unentgeltliche Dienste gratuitous service;
• ungewöhnliche Dienste eminent services;
• untergeordnete Dienste inferior (base) services;
• unterstützender Dienst (tel.) support service;
• wertvolle Dienste service of value, valuable service;
• Dienste höherer Art qualified services;
• Dienst am Kunden after-sale service, prompt service to the customer;
• Dienst vor Ort field service;
• Dienst nach Vorschrift work-to-rule (Br.) (according to the book, US), go-slow strike (Br.);
• Dienst habend in charge;
• jem. seine Dienste anbieten to offer (tender) one’s service to s. o.;
• [seinen] Dienst antreten to take up a position, to enter service (upon one’s duty), (Arbeit anfangen) to start one’s work (job), to punch the clock (US);
• seinen Dienst baldmöglichst antreten to take up duty as early as possible;
• jem. den Dienst aufkündigen to refuse to serve s. o. any longer;
• Dienste belohnen to pay for services;
• wieder in jds. Dienste eintreten to reenter s. one’s services;
• j. seines Dienstes entheben to relieve s. o. of his post;
• Kassierer während der Untersuchungen vorläufig vom Dienst entheben to suspend a cashier pending investigations;
• j. für seine Dienste entlohnen to remunerate s. o. for his services;
• Dienst haben to be on duty;
• hervorragende Dienste leisten to render eminent services;
• in Dienst nehmen to engage, to take in one’s employ, to hire (US);
• Dienste eines Anwalts in Anspruch nehmen to engage the services of (retain) a lawyer;
• den Dienst quittieren to quit one’s job, to resign one’s position;
• aus dem Dienst scheiden to quit [work], to retire;
• außer Dienst sein to be off duty;
• in jds. Dienst stehen to be in s. one’s employ, to serve with s. o.;
• in Dienst stellen to put in commission, (Bahn) to put into service;
• Schiff außer Dienst stellen to take a ship off the active list, to disably (lay up, decommission, mothball) a ship;
• Schiff in Dienst stellen to put a ship into commission;
• jem. seine Dienste zur Verfügung stellen to place o. s. at s. one’s service;
• der Regierung seine Dienste zur Verfügung stellen to tender one’s services to the government;
• 30.000 Stellen im öffentlichen Dienst streichen to eliminate 30,000 public-service jobs;
• im Ausland Dienst tun to serve overseas;
• Dienst nach Vorschrift tun to work to rule (Br.) (according to the book, US);
• lediglich niedrige Dienste verrichten to fetch and carry;
• untergeordnete Dienste verrichten to serve in a minor degree;
• sich der Dienste jds. versichern to enlist the services of s. o., to retain (secure) s. one’s services;
• außer Dienst gestellt werden (Schiff) to be laid up in ordinary;
• in Dienst gestellt werden to go into service;
• aus dem Dienst entlassen werden to be dismissed from one’s post;
• Dienstablauf office routine;
• Dienstabteil (Bahn) service compartment, caboose (US);
• Dienstabwesenheit absence from duty;
• Dienstabzeichen service mark (US). -
5 captain
■ Player who leads his team and has a certain degree of responsibility for its behaviour on the field of play, as well as being the team representative through whom the referee may relay instructions.► The captain wears an armband for identification.Syn. skipper■ Spieler, der Ansprechpartner des Schiedsrichters und für das Benehmen seiner Mannschaft auf dem Spielfeld verantwortlich ist, aber keine Sonderrechte genießt. -
6 skipper
■ Player who leads his team and has a certain degree of responsibility for its behaviour on the field of play, as well as being the team representative through whom the referee may relay instructions.► The captain wears an armband for identification.Syn. skipper■ Spieler, der Ansprechpartner des Schiedsrichters und für das Benehmen seiner Mannschaft auf dem Spielfeld verantwortlich ist, aber keine Sonderrechte genießt.
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