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1 die Krankmeldung
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2 Krankenschein
m* * *der Krankenscheinhealth insurance certificate; medical insurance card* * *Krạn|ken|scheinmmedical insurance record card* * *Kran·ken·scheinm health insurance voucherauf \Krankenschein under health insurance cover* * *der health insurance certificate* * *2. dial umg sick note;einen Krankenschein machen organize a sick note* * *der health insurance certificate* * *m.health insurance certificate n. -
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v/t (unreg., trennb., hat -ge-): jemanden krankschreiben give s.o. a medical (Am. doctor’s) certificate; weniger formell: give s.o. a sick note* * *krạnk|schrei|benvt septo give sb a medical certificate; (ESP MIL) to put sb on the sick lister ist schon seit einem halben Jahr krankgeschrieben — he's been off sick for six months
* * *krank|schrei·benRR* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb give < person> a medical certificate* * *krankschreiben v/t (irr, trennb, hat -ge-):jemanden krankschreiben give sb a medical (US doctor’s) certificate; weniger formell: give sb a sick note* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb give < person> a medical certificate -
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5 arbeitsunfähig
Adj.2. POL. Regierung: non-viable* * *incapacitated; unable to work; unfit to work; unfit for work* * *ạr|beits|un|fä|higadjunable to work; (= krank) unfit for or to work; Regierung etc non-viable* * *ar·beits·un·fä·higI. adj unfit for workjdn \arbeitsunfähig schreiben MED to write sb a sick note [or put sb on sick leaveII. adv off sicker war \arbeitsunfähig erkrankt he was off sick [or on the sick-list]* * *Adjektiv unable to work postpos.; (krankheitsbedingt) unfit for work postpos.* * *arbeitsunfähig adj* * *Adjektiv unable to work postpos.; (krankheitsbedingt) unfit for work postpos.* * *adj.disabled adj.incapacitated adj. -
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7 Arbeitsunfähigkeitsbescheinigung
Arbeitsunfähigkeitsbescheinigung f PERS, SOZ medical certificate, certificate of incapacity for work, (infrml) sick note* * *f <Person, Sozial> medical certificate, certificate of incapacity for work, sick note infrml* * *Arbeitsunfähigkeitsbescheinigung
certificate of disability;
• Arbeitsunfähigkeitsgrad degree of disability;
• Arbeitsunfähigkeitsrente invalidity (industrial injury) benefit.Business german-english dictionary > Arbeitsunfähigkeitsbescheinigung
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9 Arbeitsunfähigkeitsbescheinigung
Ạr|beits|un|fä|hig|keits|be|schei|ni|gungfcertificate of unfitness for work* * *Ar·beits·un·fä·hig·keits·be·schei·ni·gungf certificate of unfitness for work; (Krankschreibung) sick noteDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > Arbeitsunfähigkeitsbescheinigung
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10 Krankenattest
Krankenattest n SOZ certificate of illness, (BE) sick note, doctor’s certificate* * *Krankenattest
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11 Arbeitsunfähigkeitsbescheinigung
Ar·beits·un·fä·hig·keits·be·schei·ni·gung fcertificate of unfitness for work; ( Krankschreibung) sick noteDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Arbeitsunfähigkeitsbescheinigung
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13 Krankschreibung
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14 Attest
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f1. apology2. exculpation3. excuse4. sick note Br. [to teacher]5. sorry -
16 jdn. krank schreiben
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17 jdn. krankschreiben
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19 Hals
m; -es, Hälse1. neck; (Rachen, Kehle) throat; steifer Hals stiff neck; jemandem in den Hals schauen (have a) look at s.o.’s throat; ich hab’s im Hals umg. I’ve got a sore throat; sich (Dat) den Hals brechen break one’s neck; jemandem um den Hals fallen fling one’s arms around s.o.’s neck; bis an den Hals up to one’s neck (fig. auch eyes, ears); er hat es in den falschen Hals bekommen it went down the wrong way; fig. he took it the wrong way; aus vollem Hals(e) schreien / lachen scream at the top of one’s voice / roar with laughter2. TECH. neck, collar; einer Flasche, Geige etc.: neck; MUS., einer Note: tail; einer Flasche den Hals brechen umg., fig. crack (open) a bottle3. umg., fig.: Hals über Kopf (hastig) headlong; sich Hals über Kopf verlieben in (+ Akk) fall head over heels in love with; ich hatte einen dicken oder so ‚nen Hals I was absolutely livid; einen langen Hals machen crane one’s neck; jemanden / etw. am oder auf dem Hals haben be lumbered with s.o. / s.th.; zu viel am Hals haben have too much on one’s plate; sich (Dat) auf den Hals laden lumber o.s. with, get o.s. lumbered with; jemandem die Polizei etc. auf den Hals hetzen oder schicken get the police etc. onto s.o.; sich jemandem an den Hals werfen throw o.s. at s.o.; jemandem den Hals umdrehen wring s.o.’s neck; sich (Dat) vom Hals(e) schaffen get rid of; das kann ihm den Hals brechen oder ihn seinen Hals kosten that could cost him his neck; seinen Hals riskieren risk one’s neck; das Wort blieb mir im Hals(e) stecken the word stuck in my throat; es hängt oder wächst mir zum Hals(e) heraus I’m fed up to the back teeth with it, I’m sick (and tired) of it; bis zum oder über den Hals in Arbeit / Schulden stecken be up to one’s neck in work / debt; sie kann den Hals nicht voll ( genug) kriegen she can’t get enough (of it); schaff es / ihn mir vom Halse räumlich: get it / him out of here ( oder out of my sight); weitS. I don’t want to have anything to do with it / him, get it / him off my back umg.; bleib mir damit vom Halse! I don’t want to know about it; Herz1 8, Pest etc.* * *der Hals(Flaschenhals) neck;(Kehle) throat;(Körperteil) neck;(Tierhals) scrag* * *Hạls I [hals]m -es, ordm;e['hɛlzə]einen langen Hals machen, den Hals recken — to crane one's neck
nach jdm/etw den Hals verrenken (inf) — to crane one's neck to see sb/sth
den Hals brechen (inf) — to break one's neck
etw bricht jdm den Hals (inf) — sth will cost sb his/her neck
sich um den or seinen Hals reden (inf) — to put one's head in the noose
Hals über Kopf abreisen/den Koffer packen — to leave/pack one's case in a rush or hurry
sich Hals über Kopf in jdn verlieben — to fall head over heals for sb
ihm steht das Wasser bis zum Hals (fig) — he is up to his neck in it (inf)
jdn auf dem or am Hals haben (inf) — to be lumbered (Brit) or saddled with sb (inf)
jdm mit etw vom Hals(e) bleiben (inf) — not to bother sb with sth (inf)
jdn/etw vom Halse schaffen (inf) — to get sb/sth off one's back (inf)
jdm jdn/etw vom Halse schaffen (inf) — to get sb/sth off sb's back (inf)
sie hat es am or im Hals (inf) — she has a sore throat
aus vollem Hals(e) — at the top of one's voice
es hängt or wächst mir zum Hals heraus (inf) — I'm sick and tired of it, I've had it up to here (inf)
etw bleibt jdm im Hals stecken (lit, fig) — sth sticks in sb's throat
3) (= Flaschenhals, Geigenhals, Säulenhals) neck; (= Notenhals) stemSee:→ brechen4) (von Knochen) neck; (= Gebärmutterhals) cervix, neck of the wombII [hals]m -es, -en[-zn] (NAUT) tack* * *(the front part of the neck: She wore a silver brooch at her throat.) throat* * *<-es, Hälse>[hals, pl ˈhɛlzə]m\Hals-Nasen-Ohren-Arzt ear, nose and throat specialistden \Hals recken to crane one's neckeinem Tier den \Hals umdrehen to wring an animal's neckjdm um den \Hals fallen to fling one's arms around sb's neck2. (Kehle) throates im \Hals haben (fam) to have a sore throatjdm im \Hals stecken bleiben to become stuck in sb's throat4. TECH neck, collar5. (Flaschenhals) neck6. (Geigen-/Gitarrenhals) neck8.ich stecke bis über den \Hals in Schulden I'm up to my ears in debt▶ etw in den falschen \Hals bekommen (fam: sich verschlucken) to take sth the wrong way fam; (etw missverstehen) to take sth wrongly▶ einer Flasche den \Hals brechen to crack a bottleimmer Spinat, langsam hängt mir das Zeug zum \Halse heraus! spinach again! I'm getting sick to death of the stuff!▶ \Hals über Kopf in a hurry [or rush]▶ jdn den \Hals kosten, jdm den \Hals brechen to finish sbdem hetze ich die Polizei auf den \Hals! I'll get the police onto him!▶ aus vollem \Hals[e] at the top of one's voice* * *der; Halses, Hälse1) necksich (Dat.) den Hals brechen — break one's neck
jemandem um den Hals fallen — throw or fling one's arms around somebody['s neck]
Hals über Kopf — (ugs.) in a rush or hurry
einen langen Hals machen — (ugs.) crane one's neck
jemandem den Hals brechen — (ugs.) drive somebody to the wall
das kostete ihn od. ihm den Hals — (ugs.) that did for him (coll.)
sich jemandem an den Hals werfen — (ugs.) throw oneself at somebody
jemandem jemanden auf den Hals schicken od. hetzen — (ugs.) get or put somebody on [to] somebody
sich (Dat.) jemanden/etwas auf den Hals laden — (ugs.) lumber or saddle oneself with somebody/something (coll.)
jemandem steht das Wasser bis zum Hals — (ugs.): (jemand hat Schulden) somebody is up to his/her eyes in debt; (ugs.): (jemand hat Schwierigkeiten) somebody is up to his/her neck in it
2) (Kehle) throataus vollem Hals[e] — at the top of one's voice
er hat es in den falschen Hals bekommen — (ugs.): (falsch verstanden) he took it the wrong way; (ugs.): (sich verschluckt) it went down [his throat] the wrong way
er kann den Hals nicht voll [genug] kriegen — (ugs.) he can't get enough; he's insatiable
das hängt/wächst mir zum Hals[e] heraus — (ugs.) I'm sick and tired of it (coll.)
3) (einer Flasche) neck* * *1. neck; (Rachen, Kehle) throat;steifer Hals stiff neck;jemandem in den Hals schauen (have a) look at sb’s throat;ich hab’s im Hals umg I’ve got a sore throat;sich (dat)den Hals brechen break one’s neck;jemandem um den Hals fallen fling one’s arms around sb’s neck;bis an den Hals up to one’s neck (fig auch eyes, ears);er hat es in den falschen Hals bekommen it went down the wrong way; fig he took it the wrong way;aus vollem Hals(e) schreien/lachen scream at the top of one’s voice/roar with laughtereiner Flasche den Hals brechen umg, fig crack (open) a bottle3. umg, fig:Hals über Kopf (hastig) headlong;sich Hals über Kopf verlieben in (+akk) fall head over heels in love with;so ’nen Hals I was absolutely livid;einen langen Hals machen crane one’s neck;jemanden/etwas am oderauf dem Hals haben be lumbered with sb/sth;zu viel am Hals haben have too much on one’s plate;sich (dat)auf den Hals laden lumber o.s. with, get o.s. lumbered with;schicken get the police etc onto sb;sich jemandem an den Hals werfen throw o.s. at sb;jemandem den Hals umdrehen wring sb’s neck;sich (dat)vom Hals(e) schaffen get rid of;ihn seinen Hals kosten that could cost him his neck;seinen Hals riskieren risk one’s neck;das Wort blieb mir im Hals(e) stecken the word stuck in my throat;wächst mir zum Hals(e) heraus I’m fed up to the back teeth with it, I’m sick (and tired) of it;über den Hals in Arbeit/Schulden stecken be up to one’s neck in work/debt;sie kann den Hals nicht voll (genug) kriegen she can’t get enough (of it);schaff es/ihn mir vom Halse räumlich: get it/him out of here ( oder out of my sight); weitS. I don’t want to have anything to do with it/him, get it/him off my back umg;* * *der; Halses, Hälse1) necksich (Dat.) den Hals brechen — break one's neck
jemandem um den Hals fallen — throw or fling one's arms around somebody['s neck]
Hals über Kopf — (ugs.) in a rush or hurry
einen langen Hals machen — (ugs.) crane one's neck
jemandem den Hals brechen — (ugs.) drive somebody to the wall
das kostete ihn od. ihm den Hals — (ugs.) that did for him (coll.)
sich jemandem an den Hals werfen — (ugs.) throw oneself at somebody
jemandem jemanden auf den Hals schicken od. hetzen — (ugs.) get or put somebody on [to] somebody
sich (Dat.) jemanden/etwas auf den Hals laden — (ugs.) lumber or saddle oneself with somebody/something (coll.)
jemandem steht das Wasser bis zum Hals — (ugs.): (jemand hat Schulden) somebody is up to his/her eyes in debt; (ugs.): (jemand hat Schwierigkeiten) somebody is up to his/her neck in it
2) (Kehle) throataus vollem Hals[e] — at the top of one's voice
er hat es in den falschen Hals bekommen — (ugs.): (falsch verstanden) he took it the wrong way; (ugs.): (sich verschluckt) it went down [his throat] the wrong way
er kann den Hals nicht voll [genug] kriegen — (ugs.) he can't get enough; he's insatiable
das hängt/wächst mir zum Hals[e] heraus — (ugs.) I'm sick and tired of it (coll.)
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20 Zivildienst
* * *Zivildienst is community service done as an alternative to compulsory military service or Wehrdienst. Anyone seeking exemption from military service must present his case at a special hearing. Zivildienst is mainly carried out in the social services sector, where Zivis - as those doing community work are known - are generally welcomed, since they are an inexpensive and well-motivated workforce. In Switzerland there is no way of avoiding compulsory military service. See: → WEHRDIENST* * *Zi·vil·dienst* * *der; o. Pl.: community service as an alternative to military service•• Cultural note:Community service which recognized conscientious objectors in Germany and Austria can choose to carry out instead of Wehrdienst. It lasts ten months in Germany ( eight months in Austria) and usually involves caring for children, the elderly, the disabled, or the sick* * ** * *der; o. Pl.: community service as an alternative to military service•• Cultural note:Community service which recognized conscientious objectors in Germany and Austria can choose to carry out instead of Wehrdienst. It lasts ten months in Germany ( eight months in Austria) and usually involves caring for children, the elderly, the disabled, or the sick* * *m.alternative service (in lieu of military service) n.community service n.
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