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2 Schutzmann
m; Pl. Schutzleute; altm. policeman, Brit. constable* * *der Schutzmannpoliceman; constable* * *Schụtz|mannm pl - leutepoliceman, constable (Brit)* * *(a policeman, especially one not of high rank.) constable* * *Schutz·mann<-[e]s, -männer o -leute>meiserner \Schutzmann (hum) emergency [police] telephone2. SPORT defender* * *der; Pl. Schutzmänner od. Schutzleute (ugs. veralt.) [police] constable; copper (Brit. sl.)* * ** * *der; Pl. Schutzmänner od. Schutzleute (ugs. veralt.) [police] constable; copper (Brit. sl.)* * *m.constable n. -
3 Wachtmeister
* * *der Wachtmeistersergeant* * *Wạcht|meis|ter(in)m(f)Herr Wachtmeister — officer, constable (Brit)
* * *((a police officer of) the rank next above constable or patrolman.) sergeant* * *Wacht·meis·ter(in)* * *der constable (Brit.); patrolman (Amer.)Herr Wachtmeister — (Anrede) officer
* * ** * *der constable (Brit.); patrolman (Amer.)Herr Wachtmeister — (Anrede) officer
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4 Polizist
m; -en, -en policeman, (police) constable* * *der Polizistcop; constable; bobby; police officer; policeman* * *Po|li|zịst [poli'tsɪst] -en, -enmpoliceman* * *Po·li·zist(in)<-en, -en>[poliˈtsɪst]* * *der; Polizisten, Polizisten, Polizistin die; Polizist, Polizistnen policeman/policewoman* * ** * *der; Polizisten, Polizisten, Polizistin die; Polizist, Polizistnen policeman/policewoman* * *-en m.bobby* n.constable n.cop* (Slang) n.policeman n.(§ pl.: policemen) -
5 Polizistin
f; -, -nen policewoman, ([woman] police) constable* * *die Polizistinpolicewoman* * *Po|li|zịs|tin [poli'tsIstɪn]f -, -nenpolicewoman* * ** * *f.policewoman n. -
6 Wachtmeisterin
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7 Polizist
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8 Schutzpolizist
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9 Schutzpolizistin
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10 Polizeibeamter
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11 Wachtmeister
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12 Polizeipräsident
m, Polizeipräsidentin f chief of police; in GB: etwa chief constable; einer Großstadt: meist police commissioner* * *der Polizeipräsidentchief of police; chief constable* * *Po|li|zei|prä|si|dent(in)m(f)chief constable (Brit), chief of police (US)* * *Po·li·zei·prä·si·dent(in)* * *der s. Polizeichef* * *Polizeipräsident m, Polizeipräsidentin f chief of police; in GB: etwa chief constable; einer Großstadt: meist police commissioner* * *der s. Polizeichef* * *m.Chief Constable (UK) n.Chief of Police (US) n. -
13 Polizeichef
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14 Polizeipräsidentin
Po|li|zei|prä|si|dent(in)m(f)chief constable (Brit), chief of police (US)* * *Polizeipräsident m, Polizeipräsidentin f chief of police; in GB: etwa chief constable; einer Großstadt: meist police commissioner -
15 Polizeipräsident
Polizeipräsident, stellvertretender
assistant chief constable (police commissioner, US);
• Polizeischutz police bodyguard (protection);
• Polizeistaat police state;
• Polizeistreife flying squad, police beat (ticket), [police] raiding party, (Einzelpolizist) patrolling policeman;
• verstärkte Polizeistreife strengthening of patrols;
• Polizeistunde curfew, (Restaurant) closing hours;
• Polizeistundenverordnung curfew order;
• Polizeiverfügung, Polizeiverordnung police ordinance;
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16 stellvertretender
Polizeipräsident, stellvertretender
assistant chief constable (police commissioner, US);
• Polizeischutz police bodyguard (protection);
• Polizeistaat police state;
• Polizeistreife flying squad, police beat (ticket), [police] raiding party, (Einzelpolizist) patrolling policeman;
• verstärkte Polizeistreife strengthening of patrols;
• Polizeistunde curfew, (Restaurant) closing hours;
• Polizeistundenverordnung curfew order;
• Polizeiverfügung, Polizeiverordnung police ordinance;
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18 Verkehrsökonom
Verkehrsökonom
transport economist;
• Verkehrsopfer victim of motor accidents, casualty, (pl.) road tolls;
• Verkehrsordnung Highway Code (Br.), Uniform Traffic Code (US);
• Verkehrsplan (Bahnhof, Flugplatz) timetable;
• Verkehrsplaner traffic engineer;
• Verkehrsplanung traffic (transport, transportation, US) planning;
• Verkehrspolitik transport (transportation, US) policy;
• gemeinsam Verkehrspolitik treiben to pool the traffic;
• Verkehrspolizei traffic-control squads (US), traffic police;
• Verkehrspolizist traffic policeman (constable, officer, cop, sl.), police officer controlling traffic, point policeman (Br.), pointsman (Br.);
• motorisierter Verkehrspolizist speed cop (US coll.);
• Verkehrspotenzial traffic potential;
• Verkehrsprobleme traffic problems;
• Verkehrsprognose traffic forecast;
• Verkehrsprojekt transportation project;
• Verkehrsprovisionen commission to agents;
• Verkehrsrecht vehicle and traffic laws (US);
• Verkehrsregeln rule[s] of the road, traffic rules (US);
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20 Gemeindeeigentum
Gemeindeeigentum
common [property], municipal property;
• Gemeindeeigentum privatisieren to enclose common land;
• Gemeindeeinnahmen revenue of the city council, local revenue;
• Gemeindeeinrichtung communal organization (institution);
• Gemeindefürsorge parochial relief;
• Gemeindegut common;
• Gemeindehaushalt local government (Br.) (municipal) budget;
• Gemeindehaushaltungen belasten to burden the finances of the communities;
• Gemeindehaushaltswesen local (Br.) (municipal, US) budgeting;
• Gemeindehoheit local self-government;
• Gemeindekasse borough fund;
• Gemeindeland common [land], townland, common field;
• am Gemeindeleben regen Anteil nehmen to move into the center (US) (centre, Br.) of common affairs;
• Gemeindelehrling parish apprentice (Br.);
• Gemeindeobligationen local improvement (Br.) (municipal, US) bonds;
• Gemeindeordnung local by(e)-law (Br.), municipal ordinance (charter) (US);
• Gemeindepflege parish welfare;
• Gemeindepolizei country constabulary, city police;
• Gemeindepolizist parish constable;
• Gemeindeprüfungsamt internal audit office (Br.);
• Gemeinderat parish (local, district) council (Br.), local (municipal) board, (Stadtrat) borough council (Br.), city council (US);
• vom Gemeinderat gebilligt werden to go through the town council.
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