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1 Werkstudent
m, Werkstudentin f working student; Werkstudent sein work one’s way through university ( oder college)* * *Wẹrk|stu|dent(in)m(f)working student* * *Werk·stu·dent(in)m(f) working student* * *Werkstudent sein work one’s way through university ( oder college)* * *m.working student n. -
2 Werkstudentin
Wẹrk|stu|dent(in)m(f)working student* * *Werkstudent sein work one’s way through university ( oder college) -
3 Werkstudent
mworking student -
4 Praktikant
m; -en, -en trainee* * *der Praktikanttrainee; pupil; apprentice* * *Prak|ti|kạnt [prakti'kant]1. m -en, -en, Prak|ti|kan|tin[-'kantɪn]2. f -, -nenstudent doing a period of practical training, trainee* * *Prak·ti·kant(in)<-en, -en>[praktiˈkant]m(f) [on-the-job] trainee, intern AM (student or trainee working at a trade or occupation to gain work experience)* * *der; Praktikanten, Praktikanten, Praktikantin die; Praktikant, Praktikantnen1) (in einem Betrieb) student trainee; trainee student2) (an der Hochschule) physics/chemistry student (doing a period of practical training)* * ** * *der; Praktikanten, Praktikanten, Praktikantin die; Praktikant, Praktikantnen1) (in einem Betrieb) student trainee; trainee student2) (an der Hochschule) physics/chemistry student (doing a period of practical training)* * *-en m.trainee n. -
5 nachholen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. fetch later* * *nach|ho|lenvt sep(= aufholen) Versäumtes to make upden Schulabschluss náchholen — to sit one's school exams as an adult
* * *nach|ho·lenvt1. (aufholen)▪ etw \nachholen to make up for sth2. (nachkommen lassen)▪ jdn \nachholen to let sb [or get sb to] join one* * *transitives Verb1) catch up on <work, sleep>; make up for < working hours missed>den Schulabschluss nachholen — take one's final school examination as a mature student
2) (zu sich holen) fetch* * *nachholen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)1. fetch later* * *transitives Verb1) catch up on <work, sleep>; make up for < working hours missed>2) (zu sich holen) fetch* * *v.to catch up on expr.to fetch later expr.to make up for v. -
6 Bude
f; -, -n2. umg., oft pej. (Haus) place; (auch Lokal) joint Sl.; Wohnung: digs Pl.; (Zimmer) pad, place allg.; er wohnt in einer elenden Bude he lives in an awful hole; die Bude zumachen shut up shop; jemandem die Bude einrennen badger ( oder keep pestering) s.o. ( mit with); er rennt mir bald die Bude ein he just won’t leave me in peace; jemandem auf die Bude rücken crash in on s.o.; komm auf meine Bude come to my place; Kopf 5, Leben, sturmfrei* * *die Bude(Marktstand) booth; stall;(Verkaufsstand) kiosk;* * *Bu|de ['buːdə]f -, -n1) (= Bretterbau) hut; (= Baubude) (workmen's) hut; (= Marktbude, Verkaufsbude) stall, stand, booth; (= Zeitungsbude) kioskLeben in die Búde bringen — to liven or brighten up the place
jdm die Búde einrennen or einlaufen — to pester or badger sb
jdm auf die Búde rücken (als Besucher) — to drop in on sb, to land on sb (inf); (aus einem bestimmten Grund) to pay sb a visit, to go/come round to sb's place (inf)
jdm die Búde auf den Kopf stellen — to turn sb's place upside down (inf)
* * *die1) (a tent or stall, especially at a fair: the fortuneteller's booth.) booth2) (a private room for working in etc.) den3) (a roughly-built hut or shack.) shanty* * *Bu·de<-, -n>[ˈbu:də]f1. (Hütte aus Brettern) [wooden] cabin [or hut]; (Baubude) [builder's] hut BRIT, trailer [on a construction site] AM; (Kiosk) kiosk2. (fam: Studentenbude) [student] digs npl [or dated fam pad]; (Wohnung) digs npl BRIT, pad dated fam[eine] sturmfreie \Bude haben (fam) to have the place to oneself, to be able to do as one pleases (without interference or objection from parents or landlord/-lady)die \Bude dichtmachen to shut up [or close] shop4.▶ jdm die \Bude einrennen [o einlaufen] (fam) to buy everything in sight in sb's shop BRIT [or AM store] fam, to clear out sb's shop BRIT [or AM store]▶ [jdm] die \Bude auf den Kopf stellen (fam: bei einer Feier) to have a good old rave-up [in sb's house] BRIT sl, to trash sb's house AM sl; (beim Durchsuchen) to turn the house upside-down* * *die; Bude, Buden1) kiosk; (MarktBude) stall; (JahrmarktsBude) booth2) (BauBude) hut5) (ugs. abwertend): (Laden, Lokal) outfit (coll.)* * *er wohnt in einer elenden Bude he lives in an awful hole;die Bude zumachen shut up shop;jemandem die Bude einrennen badger ( oder keep pestering) sb (mit with);er rennt mir bald die Bude ein he just won’t leave me in peace;jemandem auf die Bude rücken crash in on sb;* * *die; Bude, Buden1) kiosk; (MarktBude) stall; (JahrmarktsBude) booth2) (BauBude) hut5) (ugs. abwertend): (Laden, Lokal) outfit (coll.)* * *-n f.booth n.diggings n.joint n.market stall n.shack n.shanty n.shebang n.stall n. -
7 emsig
Adj. (geschäftig) busy; (fleißig) industrious, hardworking, diligent; (eifrig) eager, keen; emsiges Treiben concentrated activity, hive of activity ( oder industry), hustle and bustle umg.* * *busy; assiduous; sedulous; industrious; keen; diligent; active* * *ẹm|sig ['ɛmzɪç]1. adjbusy, industrious; (= eifrig) eager, keen; (= geschäftig) bustling attr, busy2. advindustriously, busily; (= eifrig) eagerly* * *1) diligently2) (conscientious; hardworking: a diligent student.) diligent3) strenuous* * *em·sig[ˈɛmzɪç]I. adj busy, industrious\emsige Ameisen hard-working ants\emsiger Fleiß diligenceII. adv industriouslyüberall wird \emsig gebaut they are busy building everywhere* * *1.Adjektiv (fleißig) industrious, busy < person>; (geschäftig) bustling < activity>; (übereifrig) sedulous2.ein emsiges Treiben — bustling activity; a hustle and bustle
* * ** * *1.Adjektiv (fleißig) industrious, busy < person>; (geschäftig) bustling < activity>; (übereifrig) sedulous2.ein emsiges Treiben — bustling activity; a hustle and bustle
* * *adj.assiduous adj.sedulous adj. adv.assiduously adv.sedulously adv. -
8 gewissenhaft
Adj. conscientious; (zuverlässig) reliable; (gründlich) thorough; (übergenau) scrupulous; (sorgfältig) painstaking* * *faithful; exact; assiduous; precise; conscientious; religious; thorough; painstaking; scrupulous* * *ge|wịs|sen|haft1. adjMensch, Arbeit, Politik conscientious2. advconscientiously* * *1) (going to great trouble and taking great care: a painstaking student.) painstaking3) (careful and hard-working: a conscientious pupil.) conscientious4) ((of a person, his mind etc) capable of being accurate over small details: Accountants have to be very exact.) exact5) (thorough: a good clean.) good* * *ge·wis·sen·haftadj conscientious* * *1.Adjektiv conscientious2.adverbial conscientiously* * *gewissenhaft adj conscientious; (zuverlässig) reliable; (gründlich) thorough; (übergenau) scrupulous; (sorgfältig) painstaking* * *1.Adjektiv conscientious2.adverbial conscientiously* * *adj.conscientious adj.faithful adj.precise adj.religious adj.sedulous adj. adv.conscientiously adv. -
9 Praktikant
[on-the-job (Am)] trainee, intern (Am) (student or trainee working at a trade or occupation to gain work experience)
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