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1 Innung
* * *die Innungguild; trade guild; company; corporation* * *Ịn|nung ['ɪnʊŋ]f -, -en(trade) guilddu blamierst die ganze Innung (hum inf) — you're letting the (whole) side down (inf)
* * *In·nung<-, -en>[ˈɪnʊŋ]f ÖKON guild* * *die; Innung, Innungen [trade] guilddie ganze Innung blamieren — (ugs. scherzh.) let the side down
* * *Innung f (trade) guild;die ganze Innung blamieren umg fig let the side down* * *die; Innung, Innungen [trade] guilddie ganze Innung blamieren — (ugs. scherzh.) let the side down
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2 Gilde
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3 Zunft
f; -, Zünfte1. HIST. guild2. umg., hum.. bunch, gang; von der Zunft sein (Fachmann sein) be a pro, be an expert allg.; die schreibende Zunft hum. the writing ( Journalisten: journalistic) fraternity* * *die Zunftcorporation; guild; company* * *Zụnft [tsʊnft]f -, -e['tsʏnftə] (HIST) guild; (hum inf) brotherhooddie Zunft der Bäcker/Fleischer etc — the bakers'/butchers' etc guild
* * *<-, Zünfte>[tsʊnft, pl ˈtsʏnftə]f HIST guild* * *1. HIST guild2. umg, hum bunch, gang;* * *¨-e f.guild n. -
4 Gilde
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5 Knappschaft
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6 Innung
Innung f PERS guild* * *f < Person> guild* * *Innung
[trade] guild, corporation;
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7 Zunft
Zunft f PERS guild* * *f < Person> guild* * *Zunft
guild, company (Br.), corporation fellowship;
• Zunft der Journalisten brotherhood of journalists;
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8 Bauhütte
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9 Innungskrankenkasse
* * *In·nungs·kran·ken·kas·sef health insurance scheme for guild members* * * -
10 Zunftbrief
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11 Zunftzwang
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12 Bäckerinnung
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13 Gildemeister
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14 Innungsmeister
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15 Innungsversammlung
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16 Innungswesen
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17 Maurerzunft
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18 Zunftgenosse
m HIST. member of a guild, guildsman* * *Zụnft|ge|nos|semguildsman; (fig pej) crony (pej)* * * -
19 Zunftmeister
m HIST. guildmaster* * *Zụnft|meis|ter(in)m(f)master of a/the guild, guild master* * * -
20 Zunftmeisterin
Zụnft|meis|ter(in)m(f)master of a/the guild, guild master
См. также в других словарях:
guild — guild; guild·hall; guild·ite; guild·ry; guild·ship; … English syllables
Guild — Guild, n. [OE. gilds, AS. gild, gield, geld, tribute, a society or company where payment was made for its charge and support, fr. AS. gildan, gieldan, to pay. See {Yield}, v. t.] 1. An association of men belonging to the same class, or engaged in … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
guild — [gıld] n [Date: 1300 1400; : Old Norse; Origin: gildi payment, guild ] an organization of people who do the same job or have the same interests ▪ the Women s Guild … Dictionary of contemporary English
guild — early 13c., yilde (spelling later influenced by O.N. gildi guild, brotherhood ), a semantic fusion of O.E. gegyld guild and gild, gyld payment, tribute, compensation, from P.Gmc. *gelth pay (Cf. O.Fris. geld money, O.S. geld payment, sacrifice,… … Etymology dictionary
guild — [gild] n. [ME gild, blend of ON gildi, guild, guild feast & OE gyld, association (of paying members), akin to OHG gelt, OFris ield, all < base seen in OE gieldan, to pay: see YIELD] 1. in medieval times, a union of men in the same craft or… … English World dictionary
guild — index association (alliance), company (enterprise), confederacy (compact), cooperative, institute … Law dictionary
Guild — Guild, Theatre … Enciclopedia Universal
guild — [ gıld ] noun count an organization of people who all have the same job, goals, or interests … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
guild — see gild … Modern English usage
guild — [n] association, fellowship club, company, corporation, federation, group, interest group, league, lodge, order, organization, profession, society, sodality, trade, union; concepts 381,387 … New thesaurus
guild — ► NOUN 1) a medieval association of craftsmen or merchants. 2) an association of people for a common purpose. ORIGIN Old English, related to YIELD(Cf. ↑yielder) … English terms dictionary
