Dictionary English German: [servants]

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English German
salaried {adj} [civil servants, mil., etc.]
10
besoldet
Nouns
officials [civil servants]
614
Beamte {pl}
law malpractice [of civil servants]
595
Amtsmissbrauch {m}
clerks [civil servants]
191
Beamte {pl}
attendance [servants, maids etc.]
27
Bedienung {f} [privat, persönlich]
domestics {pl} [house servants] [collectively]
17
Dienerschaft {f}
employer [female] [of domestic servants]
7
Gnädige {f} [veraltet]
law [ban on the employment of teachers and civil servants who are considered to be radical]Radikalenerlass {m}
hist. jobs spec. [female supervisor of servants at an estate]Baumuhme {f} [veraltet] [Meierin]
[German civil servants responsible for integration of foreigners]Ausländerbeauftragte {pl}
[honorary title for civil servants, teachers etc.]Hofrat {m} [österr.]
hist. [Nazi law precluding non-Aryans from becoming public servants]Arierparagraph {m}
insur. [third-party insurance for German civil servants on duty]Diensthaftpflichtversicherung {f}
fin. insur. Beamtenheimstättenwerk [civil servants' home (building) society]Beamtenheimstättenwerk {n}
dickey [rear seat for servants on a carriage]Rücksitz {m} [einer Kutsche, für Domestiken]
pol. mandarinate [pej.] [senior civil servants]Bonzokratie {f} [ugs.] [pej.] [Vorherrschaft von Funktionären]
pension [for civil servants]Ruhegenuss {m} [österr.] [amtsspr.]
2 Words
back stairs {pl} [for servants]Dienstbotentreppe {f}
jobs outside appointment [secondary employment] [esp. of civil servants]Nebenamt {n} [Nebentätigkeit]
professional secret [of civil servants]Dienstgeheimnis {n}
3 Words
place of employment [esp. of civil servants etc.]Dienstort {m}
5+ Words
admin. law particular relationship of service and loyalty [employment relationship of German civil servants]besonderes Dienst- und Treueverhältnis {n} [dt. Beamtenverhältnis]
Fiction (Literature and Film)
lit. F Her Majesty's Servants / Servants of the Queen [Rudyard Kipling]Dienst Ihrer Majestät
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