Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
Dienstgb.
English translation:
Dienstgeber (employer)
Added to glossary by
Trudy Peters
Aug 6, 2004 01:34
19 yrs ago
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German term
Dienstgb.
German to English
Other
Other
patient info
Info on the insured person:
Name:
Beruf:
Dienstgb.
Name:
Beruf:
Dienstgb.
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +3 | Dienstgeber (employer) | wrtransco |
5 +2 | Employer | Nancy Arrowsmith |
4 | work related | Dr. Fred Thomson |
3 | office building? | Kim Metzger |
2 | Dienstgebrauch? | Rowan Morrell |
Proposed translations
+3
2 hrs
Selected
Dienstgeber (employer)
would be my guess
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Yes, it does make perfect sense. Thanks to everybody.
Too bad I can't split points."
4 mins
office building?
office building
public administration
http://www.archinform.net/projekte/3222.htm?ID=ziKxA0pbTWnPV...
http://www.bautzenii.de/Rote Burg/index_img/dienstgb.jpg.htm...
public administration
http://www.archinform.net/projekte/3222.htm?ID=ziKxA0pbTWnPV...
http://www.bautzenii.de/Rote Burg/index_img/dienstgb.jpg.htm...
30 mins
Dienstgebrauch?
I'm not very sure, but could Dienstgb. possibly stand for Dienstgebrauch? (Official Use Only) In other words, a field to be filled in only by the person assessing the form (or whatever this document is) later? With such scant context, it's hard to do anything much apart from guess, but I hope this is of some assistance.
1 hr
work related
Dienstgebunden
+2
2 hrs
Employer
It's definitely Dienstgeber, where the person is employed.
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