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1 master sergeant
mas·ter ˈser·geantn Stabsfeldwebel m, Hauptfeldwebel m* * * -
2 master sergeant
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3 törzsőrmester
(EN) master-sergeant; sergeant-major; staff sergeant; staff-sergeant -
4 alhadnagy
(EN) master sergeant; sub; sub-lieutenant -
5 desk
noundesk copy — Arbeitsexemplar, das
information desk — Auskunft, die
sales desk — Verkauf, der
3) (section of newspaper office) Ressort, das* * *[desk](a piece of furniture, often like a table, for sitting at while writing, reading etc: She kept the pile of letters in a drawer in her desk.) der Schreibtisch* * *[desk]nto arrive on [or land on] sb's \desk auf jds Schreibtisch landento sit at one's \desk an seinem Schreibtisch sitzento work on the \desk hinterm Schalter arbeiten3. (till)the City \desk die Wirtschaftsredaktion* * *[desk]nSchreibtisch m; (for pupils, master) Pult nt; (in shop, restaurant) Kasse f; (in hotel) Empfang m; (PRESS) Ressort nt* * *desk [desk]A s1. Schreibtisch m2. (Lese-, Schreib-, Noten-, TECH Schalt)Pult n3. Kasse f (im Restaurant etc):4. (Zeitungs)Redaktion f6. Auskunft(sschalter) f(m)B adj1. (Schreib)Tisch…:desk book Handbuch n;desk calculator Tischrechner;desk calendar Tischkalender m;desk lamp Schreibtischlampe f;desk pad Schreibtischunterlage f;desk set Schreibzeug n;desk sergeant diensthabender Polizist2. Schreib(tisch)…, Büro…:* * *noun1) Schreibtisch, der; (in school) Tisch, der; (teacher's raised desk) Pult, dasdesk copy — Arbeitsexemplar, das
information desk — Auskunft, die
sales desk — Verkauf, der
3) (section of newspaper office) Ressort, das* * *n.Pult -e n.Schreibtisch m.Tisch -e m.
См. также в других словарях:
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Master Sergeant — StFw Abzeichen (Feldanzug) Der Dienstgrad Stabsfeldwebel (Abk.: StFw, in Listen SF) bezeichnet einen Soldaten im zweithöchsten Feldwebeldienstgrad bei der Bundeswehr. Der entsprechende Dienstgrad der Deutschen Marine ist der Stabsbootsmann.… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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master sergeant — 1. Army, Air Force, Marine Corps. a noncommissioned officer ranking next to the highest noncommissioned officer. 2. U.S. Air Force. a noncommissioned officer of one of the three top enlisted grades. [1930 35] * * * … Universalium
master sergeant — high ranking noncommissioned military officer … English contemporary dictionary
master sergeant — noun a high rank of non commissioned officer in the US armed forces … English new terms dictionary
master sergeant — /ˈmastə sadʒənt/ (say mahstuh sahjuhnt) noun a senior non commissioned officer rank in some armed forces …