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1 Oldtimer
Old·ti·mer <-s, -> [ʼo:lttaimɐ] m2) sport veteran, old-timer -
2 alter Hase
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3 Oldtimer
[‘o:ldtaimə] m; -s, -1. MOT. vintage (Brit. vor 1905: veteran) car* * *Old|ti|mer ['oːldtaimɐ]m -s, -2) (SPORT) veteran, old timer3) (= Pferd) old or retired racehorse* * *Old·ti·mer<-s, ->[ˈo:lttaimɐ]m1. (altes wertvolles Auto) vintage car, BRIT a. veteran [car]; (historisches Flugzeug) vintage aeroplane [or AM airplane], BRIT a. veteran [plane]2. SPORT veteran, old-timer* * *der; Oldtimers, Oldtimer: vintage car; (vor 1905 gebaut) veteran car* * *1. AUTO vintage (Br vor 1905: veteran) car* * *der; Oldtimers, Oldtimer: vintage car; (vor 1905 gebaut) veteran car -
4 Olle
m, f; -n, -n; bes. nordd., umg.2. der Olle (Vater, Ehemann) the old man; (Chef) the boss; die Olle (Mutter) the old woman; (Ehefrau) auch the missus; meine Ollen (Eltern) the parents, my people* * *Ọl|le(r) ['ɔlə] old man/woman; (= Chef, Chefin) boss* * *Ol·le(r)[ˈɔlə, -lɐ]f(m) dekl wie adj* * *2.meine Ollen (Eltern) the parents, my people -
5 Oldie
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6 Veteran
m; -en, -en1. MIL., Brit. ex-serviceman, Am. veteran2. (Oldtimer) vintage car3. fig. veteran* * *der Veteranold-timer; veteran; vet* * *Ve|te|ran I [vete'raːn]m -en, -en (AUT)vintage car II [vete'raːn]1. m -en, -en, Ve|te|ra|nin[-'raːnɪn]2. f -, -nen(MIL fig)veteran* * *der1) (a person who is (old and) experienced as a soldier etc or in some other occupation: a veteran footballer/entertainer.) veteran2) ((American) a person who has been in the army etc: war veterans.) veteran* * *Ve·te·ran<-en, -en>[veteˈra:n]m1. (altgedienter Soldat) veteran* * *der; Veteranen, Veteranen (auch fig.) veteran* * *1. MIL, Br ex-serviceman, US veteran2. (Oldtimer) vintage car3. fig veteran* * *der; Veteranen, Veteranen (auch fig.) veteran* * *-en m.ex servicemen n.veteran n. -
7 langjährig
langjährig
(Vertrag) long-standing, of long duration;
• langjähriges Belegschaftsmitglied company-old-timer;
• langjährige Dienstzeit long service (Br.);
• langjährige Geschäftsbeziehungen business relations of long standing;
• langjähriger Kunde age-old customer;
• langjähriger Mietvertrag (Pachtvertrag) long-term lease. -
8 Belegschaftsabbau
Belegschaftsabbau
personnel cutback, employees layoff, staff cut;
• Belegschaftsabbau auf breiter Front broad-scale workforce reduction;
• Belegschaftsabbau herbeiführen to pare the workforce, to lop the staff (US);
• Belegschaftsabgänge labo(u)r-force dropouts;
• Belegschaftsaktien staff employee shares (Br.), employee stocks (US);
• Belegschaftsaktienangebot employee share offer;
• Belegschaftsaktienausschuss employee stock purchase committee (US);
• Belegschaftsaktiensystem employees’ shares (stock purchase, US) plan;
• Belegschaftsaktionär staff shareholder (Br.), holder of staff shares (employee stocks, US);
• Belegschaftsangehörige staff, workforce, employees, personnel;
• Belegschaftsangehörige ohne Arbeitserlaubnis unlicensed personnel (US);
• Belegschaftsdurchforstung slimming of the workforce;
• Belegschaftseinrichtungen staff amenities;
• Belegschaftsfluktuation personnel mobility;
• Belegschaftsfonds staff fund;
• Belegschaftsgehälter salaries of staff;
• Belegschaftsmitglied staff member;
• langjähriges Belegschaftsmitglied company old-timer;
• zur mittleren Führungsschicht gehörige Belegschaftsmitglieder middle echelon staff members;
• Belegschaftsmoral staff (employee) morale;
• Belegschaftsnachrichten employees’ newsletter;
• Belegschaftsplan employee roster;
• Belegschaftsraum staff room;
• Belegschaftsreduzierung vornehmen to cut back on the workforce, to lop the staff (US);
• Belegschaftsrückgang decline in manpower;
• Belegschaftsschulung training of staff;
• Belegschaftsstärke personnel (manpower) strength;
• Belegschaftsstärke in anderen Abteilungen abbauen to reduce manning level in other departments;
• Belegschaftstantieme staff bonus;
• völlige Belegschaftsumschichtung thorough turnover of the operational force;
• Belegschaftswechsel staff turnover;
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9 langjähriges Belegschaftsmitglied
langjähriges Belegschaftsmitglied
company-old-timerBusiness german-english dictionary > langjähriges Belegschaftsmitglied
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10 alte Hase
der alte Haseold-timer (ugs.) -
11 alter Hase
mtroupermugs.old-timer Am. coll. -
12 Fachmann
Fachmann m 1. GEN expert, specialist; 2. PERS expert, specialist, professional, professional man, professional woman • einen Fachmann zu Rate ziehen GEN take expert advice* * *m 1. < Geschäft> expert, specialist; 2. < Person> expert, specialist, professional, professional man, professional woman ■ einen Fachmann zu Rate ziehen < Geschäft> take expert advice* * *Fachmann
master hand, practitioner, expert, specialist, professional [man], technician, authority, judge, connoisseur, proficient;
• ausgebildeter Fachmann career professional;
• von Amts wegen bestellter Fachmann ordinary practitioner;
• erfahrener Fachmann old hand (timer);
• hoch qualifizierter und überzeugender Fachmann professional of high calibre and potential;
• Fachmann auf dem Buchprüfungsgebiet accounting specialist;
• Fachmann in Fragen der Absatzförderung marketing consultant (expert);
• anerkannter Fachmann auf seinem Gebiet recognized authority in one’s field;
• Fachmann für Umweltfragen environment man, environmentalist;
• Fachmann befragen to consult an expert;
• sich von einem Fachmann beraten lassen to take expert advice. -
13 erfahrener Fachmann
erfahrener Fachmann
old hand (timer)
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