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1 профессия
1. capacity2. craft3. function4. line of profession5. post6. skill7. working status8. profession; calling; trade9. business10. calling11. occupationпрофессия, вредная для здоровья — unhealthy occupation
сфера услуг, обслуживающие профессии — tertiary occupation
12. tradeпрофессии, относящиеся к сфере обслуживания — service trades
13. vocation14. walk of lifeобщественное положение; профессия — walk of life
Синонимический ряд:специальность (сущ.) ремесло; специальность -
2 профессия журналиста
General subject: journalism, journalistic skillУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > профессия журналиста
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3 журналист
1. journalist2. pressman3. pressmen4. newsman; newspaperman; journalist -
4 Fähigkeit
Fähigkeit f 1. GEN ability, capability, faculty; competence, skill (Kompetenz); efficiency (Leistungsfähigkeit); 2. PERS competency, competence, aptitude, skill, talent* * *f 1. < Geschäft> ability, capability, faculty, Kompetenz competence, skill, Leistungsfähigkeit efficiency; 2. < Person> competency, competence, aptitude, skill, talent* * *Fähigkeit
ability, aptitude, capacity, power, competence, (Befähigung) qualification, (Fertigkeit) hand, skill;
• hervorragende absatztechnische Fähigkeiten marketing leadership;
• berufliche Fähigkeit occupational competence;
• durchschnittliche Fähigkeiten reasonable skills;
• erworbene Fähigkeit acquirement;
• handwerkliche Fähigkeiten mechanical skills;
• journalistische Fähigkeiten journalistic skills;
• unbedingt notwendige Fähigkeit survival skill;
• organisatorische Fähigkeit organizing (administrative) ability;
• unternehmerische Fähigkeiten executive potential;
• hervorragende verkaufstechnische Fähigkeiten marketing leadership;
• Fähigkeit zur selbstständigen Arbeit ability to work independently;
• Fähigkeit auch in Stresssituationen effizient zu arbeiten flexibility to work under occasional pressure;
• Fähigkeit Verbindlichkeiten einzugehen capacity to incur liability. -
5 Erfahrung
Erfahrung f 1. GEN experience; 2. PERS experience, knowledge, expertise, background; 3. WIWI experience good* * *f 1. < Geschäft> experience; 2. < Person> experience, knowledge, expertise, background; 3. <Vw> experience good* * *Erfahrung
experience, practice, skill, knowledge;
• mit mindestens zweijähriger Erfahrung with a minimum of two years experience;
• geschäftliche Erfahrungen experience in business, business experience;
• jahrelange Erfahrung many years of experience;
• journalistische Erfahrungen journalistic experience;
• langjährige Erfahrung years of practice;
• langjährige Erfahrungen erforderlich (Anzeige) long experience essential;
• nachgewiesene Erfahrungen qualifying experience;
• nachweisbare (praktische) Erfahrung practical (field) experience;
• technische Erfahrungen know-how;
• unternehmerische Erfahrung corporate expertise;
• Erfahrungen im Anlagengeschäft investment experience;
• Erfahrung im Außendienst field experience;
• Erfahrungen im Bankgeschäft knowledge of banking;
• Erfahrung im Exportgeschäft export business experience;
• Erfahrungen auf dem Forschungsgebiet research experience;
• Erfahrung in der Führung des Hauptbuches ledger experience;
• Erfahrungen auf dem Gebiet der Exzedentenschadenversicherung excess of loss background;
• Erfahrungen auf dem Gebiet der Gelddispositionen cash management experience;
• Erfahrungen in mehreren Industriezweigen multi-industry experience;
• Erfahrungen auf dem Regulierungsgebiet (Versicherungsgesellschaft) claim experience;
• Erfahrung mit faulen Schuldnern bad-debt experience;
• Erfahrung in Steuersachen tax experience;
• erhebliche betriebswirtschaftliche Erfahrungen haben to be heavy on managerial experience;
• buchhalterische Erfahrung haben to have been trained as a bookkeeper;
• erste Erfahrungen mit den Kunden hinter sich haben to have had its initial fling with the customers;
• kaufmännische Erfahrungen sammeln to get wise to the ways of business;
• über langjährige Erfahrungen verfügen to have a long track record.
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