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1 paid employment
paid employment PERS abhängige Beschäftigung f • be in paid employment PERS abhängig beschäftigt seinEnglisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > paid employment
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2 Profivertrag
■ Rechtsgültige Abmachung zwischen einem Spieler und einem Verein, die dem Spieler den Status des Berufsfußballers sowie den Erhalt eines entsprechenden Entgelts für seine fußballerische Tätigkeit garantiert.■ Written employment agreement between a player and a football club on the basis of which the player is paid in return for his footballing activity. -
3 employ
1. transitive verb2) (use services of)employ somebody to do something — jemanden dafür einsetzen, etwas zu tun
3) (use) einsetzen (for, in, on für); anwenden [Methode, List] (for, in, on bei)2. noun, no pl., no indef. art.be in the employ of somebody — bei jemandem beschäftigt sein; in jemandes Diensten stehen (veralt.)
* * *[im'ploi]1) (to give (especially paid) work to: He employs three typists; She is employed as a teacher.) beschäftigen, anstellen3) (to make use of: You should employ your time better.) verwenden•- academic.ru/100078/employed">employed- employee
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- employment* * *em·ploy[ɪmˈplɔɪ, AM emˈ-]I. vt1. (pay to do work)▪ to \employ sb [as sth] jdn [als etw akk] beschäftigen; (take into service) jdn [als etw akk] einstellen [o anstellen]they \employ twenty staff sie haben zwanzig Angestellteshe's \employed as an editor with PONS sie arbeitet als Redakteurin bei PONSto be \employed with a company bei einer Firma arbeiten▪ to \employ sb to do sth jdn beauftragen [o engagieren], etw zu tun2. ( fig)to \employ one's intellect seinen Verstand gebrauchento \employ one's time seine Zeit nutzen▪ to be in the \employ of sb [or in sb's \employ] bei jdm beschäftigt sein* * *[Im'plɔɪ]1. vthe has been employed with us for 15 years — er ist schon seit 15 Jahren bei uns
2) (= use) means, method, tactics, skill, force, cunning anwenden, einsetzen; word, concept verwenden; time verbringenyou can surely find a better way of employing your time — Sie können doch bestimmt Besseres mit Ihrer Zeit anfangen
they employed the services of a chemist to help them — sie zogen einen Chemiker heran, um ihnen zu helfen
3)to be employed in doing sth — damit beschäftigt sein, etw zu tun
2. nto be in the employ of sb (form) — bei jdm beschäftigt sein, in jds Diensten stehen (geh)
* * *employ [ımˈplɔı]A v/t2. jemanden an-, einstellen3. an-, verwenden, gebrauchen:employ force Gewalt anwenden;employ sb’s services jemandes Dienste in Anspruch nehmenemploy all one’s energies in sth einer Sache seine ganze Kraft widmen;be employed in doing sth damit beschäftigt sein, etwas zu tun5. employ a lot of time viel Zeit kostenB s Dienst(e) m(pl), Beschäftigung(sverhältnis) f(n):in employ beschäftigt;out of employ ohne Beschäftigung, stellen-, arbeitslos;* * *1. transitive verb1) (take on) einstellen; (have working for one) beschäftigenemploy somebody to do something — jemanden dafür einsetzen, etwas zu tun
3) (use) einsetzen (for, in, on für); anwenden [Methode, List] (for, in, on bei)2. noun, no pl., no indef. art.be in the employ of somebody — bei jemandem beschäftigt sein; in jemandes Diensten stehen (veralt.)
* * *v.Personal einstellen ausdr.anstellen v.anwenden v.beschäftigen v.engagieren v.verwenden v. -
4 hire
1. noun2) (condition)be on hire [to somebody] — [an jemanden] vermietet sein
2. transitive verbfor or on hire — zu vermieten
1) (employ) anwerben; engagieren [Anwalt, Berater usw.]2) (obtain use of) mieten3) (grant use of) vermietenhire something to somebody — etwas jemandem od. an jemanden vermieten
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/87831/hire_out">hire out* * *1. verb1) ((often with from) to get the use of by paying money: He's hiring a car (from us) for the week.) mieten2) ((often with out) to give (someone) the use of in exchange for money: Will you hire me your boat for the week-end?; Does this firm hire out cars?) vermieten3) ((especially American) to employ (a workman etc): They have hired a team of labourers to dig the road.) anstellen2. noun((money paid for) hiring: Is this hall for hire?; How much is the hire of the hall?; We don't own this crane - it's on hire.) die Miete- hirer- hire-purchase* * *[haɪəʳ, AM haɪr]we've got the \hire of the church hall for the whole evening wir haben den Gemeindesaal für den ganzen Abend gemietether wedding dress is on \hire ihr Hochzeitskleid ist geliehen‘for \hire’ ‚zu vermieten‘this shop has tents for \hire at £10 a week in diesem Laden kann man für 10 Pfund die Woche Zelte leihenthere are bikes for \hire at the station am Bahnhof kann man Fahrräder mietenII. vt▪ to \hire sth etw mietento \hire a cab ein Taxi rufento \hire a car einen Wagen mietento \hire a dress ein Kleid ausleihento \hire sth by the hour/day/week etw stunden-/tage-/wochenweise mieten▪ to \hire sb jdn einstellento \hire an attorney AM einen Rechtsanwalt/eine Rechtsanwältin beauftragento \hire a gunman einen Killer anheuernto \hire more staff mehr Personal einstellen* * *[haɪə(r)] (esp Brit)1. nto have sth for hire — etw vermieten/verleihen
the hall is available for hire — man kann den Saal mieten
2. vt2) (= employ) staff, person einstellen3)See:= hire out* * *hire [ˈhaıə(r)]A v/t1. mieten:hire a plane ein Flugzeug chartern;hired car Leih-, Mietwagen m;hired airplane Charterflugzeug nb) jemanden engagieren,c) bes pej anheuern:hire o.s. (out) to eine Beschäftigung annehmen beiC s1. Miete f (von beweglichen Sachen):hire car Leih-, Mietwagen m;hire company Verleih(firma) m(f);a) mietweise,b) zu vermieten;a) zu vermieten,b) frei (Taxi)2. (Arbeits)Lohn m, Entgelt n* * *1. noun2) (condition)be on hire [to somebody] — [an jemanden] vermietet sein
2. transitive verbfor or on hire — zu vermieten
1) (employ) anwerben; engagieren [Anwalt, Berater usw.]2) (obtain use of) mieten3) (grant use of) vermietenhire something to somebody — etwas jemandem od. an jemanden vermieten
Phrasal Verbs:- hire out* * *(personnel) v.einstellen v. (labour) v.anheuern v. (personnel) v.anstellen v. v.chartern v.leihen v.(§ p.,pp.: lieh, geliehen)mieten v.
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