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1 beroep
1 [betrekking] occupation ⇒ profession 〈 waar opleiding voor nodig is〉, vocation, 〈 bedrijf, ambacht〉 trade, 〈 zaak〉 business2 [verzoek om bijstand; juridisch] appeal3 [het roepen tot een waardigheid, ambt] call♦voorbeelden:het oudste beroep ter wereld • the oldest professionvrij beroep • professionhaar beroep is buschauffeur • she is a bus driver (by profession)een beroep uitoefenen • have an occupationwat ben jij van beroep? • what do you do for a living?zonder beroep • unemployedberoep: geen • occupation: noneuit hoofde van zijn beroep • in one's professional capacityeen beroep doen op iemand/iets • (make an) appeal to someone/something 〈 niet juridisch〉beroep instellen tegen • lodge an appeal againstin (hoger) beroep gaan • appeal (to a higher court)in beroep gaan bij … tegen … • lodge an appeal with … against …in hoogste beroep veroordeeld • be sentenced on appealberoep in cassatie • appeal to the Supreme Court -
2 bezetting
1 [het bezetten/bezet zijn] occupation ⇒ 〈 ambt〉 filling, 〈 plaats〉 filling up, 〈 personeel〉 complement3 [met betrekking tot een gebied] occupation♦voorbeelden: -
3 occupatie
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4 ambacht
n. trade, occupation, metier; handicraft, craft -
5 arbeidsplaats
n. job, work, employment, occupation -
6 arbeidsproces
n. work, occupation, keeping busy; production proces -
7 baan
n. job, occupation, employment; path, way, road; track, course, trajectory, orbit -
8 baantje
n. job, occupation -
9 beroep
n. occupation, profession, vocation; plea, appeal; call, invite -
10 beroeper
n. professional, person who works in a skilled occupation, specialist -
11 beroepskracht
n. professional, person who works in a skilled occupation, specialist -
12 beroepsonderwijs
n. professional training, professional preparation, training someone for a specified occupation or for a new field that is connected to that profession -
13 beroepsopleiding
n. professional training, professional preparation, training someone for a specified occupation or for a new field that is connected to that profession -
14 bezetting
n. filling, occupation, seizure; sit in -
15 bezigheid
n. activity, undertaking, work, occupation -
16 bezitneming
n. occupation, seizure -
17 bijenteelt
n. apiculture, beekeeping, occupation of raising bees -
18 boekhandelaar
n. bookseller, one whose occupation is selling books -
19 boekverkoper
n. bookseller, one whose occupation is selling books -
20 broodwinning
n. livelihood, occupation, profession
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