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1 hoch qualifizierte Tätigkeit
Business german-english dictionary > hoch qualifizierte Tätigkeit
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2 hoch qualifizierter Beruf
Business german-english dictionary > hoch qualifizierter Beruf
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3 qualifiziert
qualifiziert adj 1. GEN advanced, qualified; 2. BIL, PERS competent, fit, qualified • für etw. qualifiziert sein BIL, PERS be competent for sth, be qualified for sth, be eligible for sth • gut qualifiziert PERS well-qualified* * *adj 1. < Geschäft> advanced, qualified; 2. <Pol, Sozial> competent, fit, qualified ■ für etw. qualifiziert sein <Person, Pol> be competent for sth, be qualified for sth, be eligible for sth* * *qualifiziert
qualified, eligible, fitted, fit, capable, skilled, (ermächtigt) authorized, entitled, (erstklassig) first-class, excellent;
• beruflich qualifiziert eligible for an occupation;
• gering qualifiziert (Arbeiter) low- (less-) skilled;
• hoch qualifiziert highly qualified;
• nicht qualifiziert ineligible, unfit, not (ill) qualified;
• für einen Posten qualifiziert eligible for a post;
• fachlich qualifiziert sein to be qualified in one’s subject;
• qualifizierte Annahme qualified acceptance, acceptance under reserve;
• qualifizierter Arbeiter efficient (capable) worker;
• qualifizierter Bewerber eligible candidate;
• qualifizierte Fachkräfte mit praktischen Erfahrungen qualified experts with practical experience;
• qualifizierte Mehrheit (Majorität) qualified majority;
• qualifizierter Mehrheitsbeschluss extraordinary (special, Br.) resolution.
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Penner — This ancient surname is usually job descriptive. It derives from the Olde English Pinn meaning a needle or pin, or in a transferred sense a pine tree. A few name holders will have locational origins from the village of Pinner in Middlesex,… … Surnames reference
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Pinard — This ancient surname is usually job descriptive. It derives from the Olde English Pinn meaning a needle or pin, or in a transferred sense a pine tree. A few name holders will have locational origins from the village of Pinner in Middlesex,… … Surnames reference
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