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noun2) (possession) Besitz, der3) (period)tenure [of office] — Amtszeit, die
4) (permanent appointment) Dauerstellung, die* * *ten·ure[ˈtenjəʳ, AM -ɚ]n ( form)security of \tenure Kündigungsschutz mthey have another two years \tenure sie haben noch zwei weitere Jahre Pachtrecht\tenure as a commander Dienstzeit f als Kommandeurher tenure of the premiership was threatened ihr Amt als Premierministerin war in Gefahrthe only position in the department having \tenure is the chair die einzige feste Stelle in der Abteilung ist der Vorsitz* * *['tenjʊə(r)]n2)* * *tenure [ˈteˌnjʊə(r); ˈtenjə(r)] s1. (Grund)Besitz m2. JURa) Besitzart fb) Besitztitel m:tenure by lease Pachtbesitz m3. Besitzdauer f4. Innehaben n, Bekleidung f (eines Amtes):tenure of office Amtsdauer f5. Anstellung f, Amt n6. fig Genuss m (einer Sache)* * *noun1) (right, title) Besitztitel, der2) (possession) Besitz, der3) (period)tenure [of office] — Amtszeit, die
4) (permanent appointment) Dauerstellung, die* * *n.Besitz -ungen m.Besitztitel m.Grundhaltung f. -
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ten·ure [ʼtenjəʳ, Am -ɚ] n( form)security of \tenure Kündigungsschutz mthey have another two years \tenure sie haben noch zwei weitere Jahre Pachtrecht\tenure as a commander Dienstzeit f als Kommandeur;her tenure of the premiership was threatened ihr Amt als Premierministerin war in Gefahrthe only position in the department having \tenure is the chair die einzige feste Stelle in der Abteilung ist der Vorsitz
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