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1 Fahrpersonal
* * *Fahr|per|so|nalntdrivers and conductors pl; (RAIL) footplatemen pl (Brit), railroad crews pl (US); (von Einzelfahrzeug) bus/tram/train crew* * *Fahr·per·so·nalnt train [or bus] crew* * * -
2 Zugladung
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3 Zugbegleitpersonal
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4 Zugpersonal
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5 Fahrdienst
der Fährdienstferry* * *Fahr|dienstm1)Fáhrdienst haben — to have crew duty
* * *Fahr·dienstm1. (der Dienst) [train] crew duty2. (die Diensttuenden) crew on duty -
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n1. train crew2. train staff -
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8 Zugpersonal
n EISENB. train staff (meist V. im Pl.)* * *Zug|per|so|nalnt (RAIL)train personnel* * *Zug·per·so·nalnt trainmen, train staff [or crew]* * *1. draught (US draft) horse2. fig crowd-puller, big attraction; Sache: auch draw* * *n.train staff n. -
9 Zuganschluss
Zuganschluss
train connection;
• Zuganschluss haben to connect with a train;
• Zugartikel draw (coll.), price leader, eye appeal (catcher, stopper), flat catcher;
• Zugauflösung nach Warenklassen classification switching;
• Zugausfall annulment of a train;
• Zugbegleiter train conductor (guard, US);
• Zugbegleitpersonal, Zugbesatzung train staff (crew, US);
• Zugdichte density of trains. -
10 Zugbegleitpersonal
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11 Zugbegleitpersonal
Zugbegleitpersonal, Zugbesatzung
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12 Zugbesatzung
Zugbegleitpersonal, Zugbesatzung
train staff (crew, US)
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