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1 Stipendiat
m; -en, -en, Stipendiatin f; -, -nen recipient of a grant, grantee; wegen Begabung: scholarship holder* * *das Stipendiatfoundationer;der Stipendiatscholar; servitor* * *Sti|pen|di|at [ʃtipɛn'diaːt]1. m -en, -en,Sti|pen|di|á|tin[-'diaːtɪn]2. f -, -nenscholarship holder, person receiving a scholarship/grant* * *Sti·pen·di·at(in)<-en, -en>[ʃtipɛnˈdi̯a:t]m(f) person receiving a stipend/scholarship* * *Stipendiat m; -en, -en, Stipendiatin f; -, -nen recipient of a grant, grantee; wegen Begabung: scholarship holder* * *m.scholarship holder n.servitor n. -
2 stipendiat
m; -en, -en, Stipendiatin f; -, -nen recipient of a grant, grantee; wegen Begabung: scholarship holder* * *das Stipendiatfoundationer;der Stipendiatscholar; servitor* * *Sti|pen|di|at [ʃtipɛn'diaːt]1. m -en, -en,Sti|pen|di|á|tin[-'diaːtɪn]2. f -, -nenscholarship holder, person receiving a scholarship/grant* * *Sti·pen·di·at(in)<-en, -en>[ʃtipɛnˈdi̯a:t]m(f) person receiving a stipend/scholarship* * *DAAD-Stipendiat DAAD scholar* * *m.scholarship holder n.servitor n. -
3 Diener
m; -s, -1. servant (auch fig.); persönlicher: valet, manservant; livrierter: footman; (Gefolgsmann) attendant; Briefschluss: Ihr ergebenster etc. Diener altm. your most obediant servant2. (Verbeugung) bow; einen Diener machen (make a) bow; vor jemandem einen Diener machen bow to ( oder before) s.o.* * *der Dienerattender; servitor; menial; manservant; boy; servant* * *Die|ner ['diːnɐ]m -s, -Díéner Gottes — servant of God
See:→ stumm2) (inf = Verbeugung) bow* * *(a male servant (especially one employed as a valet): He has only one manservant.) manservant* * *Die·ner1<-s, ->[ˈdi:nɐ]m (fam) bow[vor jdm] einen \Diener machen to make a bow [to sb], to bow [to sb]Die·ner(in)2<-s, ->[ˈdi:nɐ]m(f) servant\Diener Gottes servant of God* * *der; Dieners, Diener servanteinen Diener machen — (ugs.) bow; make a bow
* * *1. servant (auch fig); persönlicher: valet, manservant; livrierter: footman; (Gefolgsmann) attendant; Briefschluss:Ihr ergebenster etcDiener obs your most obediant servant2. (Verbeugung) bow;einen Diener machen (make a) bow;vor jemandem einen Diener machen bow to ( oder before) sb3.* * *der; Dieners, Diener servanteinen Diener machen — (ugs.) bow; make a bow
* * *- m.attendant n.butler n.manservant n.servant n.server n.valet n. -
4 Gefolgsmann
m; Pl. -männer und -leute1. HIST. vassal2. POL. etc. follower, supporter; pej. acolyte, henchman, lackey* * *der Gefolgsmannfollower; servitor; henchman; retainer* * *Ge|fọlgs|mann1. m pl -leute or -männer, Ge|folgs|frau2. ffollower; (HIST) liegeman/-woman* * *Ge·folgs·mann, - frau<-[e]s, -leute>m, f follower* * *1. HIST vassal2. POL etc follower, supporter; pej acolyte, henchman, lackey -
5 Kellner
Kellner m kypare, servitör -
6 kellnern
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7 Ober
Ober m kypare, servitör -
8 Stipendiat
m1. fellow2. fellowship holder3. foundationer4. scholar5. scholarship holder6. servitor
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