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Nov 11, 2008 10:21
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German term
Ausbaumaurer
German to English
Tech/Engineering
Construction / Civil Engineering
Berufsbezeichnung
aus einem DDR-Zeugnis
Ausbildung als Ausbaumaurer
"Ausbaumaurer" ist eine spezifische DDR-Bezeichnung für Maurer-Facharbeiter d.h. eine Maurer, der vorwiegend im Hochbau arbeitet also mauert, verputzt, Trockenbau,
ich würde ihn als skilled/professionally trained bricklayer bezeichnen. Wer hat andere Ideen?
Ausbildung als Ausbaumaurer
"Ausbaumaurer" ist eine spezifische DDR-Bezeichnung für Maurer-Facharbeiter d.h. eine Maurer, der vorwiegend im Hochbau arbeitet also mauert, verputzt, Trockenbau,
ich würde ihn als skilled/professionally trained bricklayer bezeichnen. Wer hat andere Ideen?
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +3 | plasterer/mason | Kim Metzger |
2 | Interior decorator | David Williams |
2 | completion specialist (bricklayer) | Ingeborg Gowans (X) |
References
for background info only | Ingeborg Gowans (X) |
Proposed translations
2 hrs
Interior decorator
Declined
Bricklayer passt m.E. eher nicht, da verputzen und Trockenbau ja plastering und dry walling sind.
Peer comment(s):
neutral |
casper (X)
: Wouldn't that be Innenausstatter/Innendekorateur/Raumausstatter, d_williams ?
30 mins
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Conny did point out that this is a specific DDR term for a jack of several trades.
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3 hrs
completion specialist (bricklayer)
Declined
http://dict.leo.org/forum/viewUnsolvedquery.php?idThread=133...
was offered in Leo forum, not sure how depenable this source would be see discussion
was offered in Leo forum, not sure how depenable this source would be see discussion
Peer comment(s):
neutral |
David Williams
: I hope nja wasn't holding their breath!
7 mins
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admittedly not really sure of that. Iguess Kim has the better term here which eluded me
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+3
3 hrs
plasterer/mason
Declined
Might work here.
Plasterer/stucco mason
http://www.collegegrad.com/careers/const17.shtml
Plasterers are skilled craft workers who finish the interior surfaces of homes and buildings with plaster coating to strengthen, soundproof, insulate, and fireproof them. On the outside of buildings, they use cement plasters or stucco because these materials are strong and weatherproof. Plasterers who cast decorative molding, cornices, and paneling are called ornamental plasterers.
Plasterers work with carpenters, bricklayers, lathers, painters, and other craft workers. The carpenters build the frame of the building. Then lathers install the lath, a backing of wire mesh or gypsum board to which plaster sticks.
http://careers.stateuniversity.com/pages/259/Plasterer-Stucc...
Plasterer/stucco mason
http://www.collegegrad.com/careers/const17.shtml
Plasterers are skilled craft workers who finish the interior surfaces of homes and buildings with plaster coating to strengthen, soundproof, insulate, and fireproof them. On the outside of buildings, they use cement plasters or stucco because these materials are strong and weatherproof. Plasterers who cast decorative molding, cornices, and paneling are called ornamental plasterers.
Plasterers work with carpenters, bricklayers, lathers, painters, and other craft workers. The carpenters build the frame of the building. Then lathers install the lath, a backing of wire mesh or gypsum board to which plaster sticks.
http://careers.stateuniversity.com/pages/259/Plasterer-Stucc...
Peer comment(s):
agree |
David Williams
: Sounds about right! (Even though mason on its own would be way off the mark...)
2 mins
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Yes, I think the / leaves it suitably vague.
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agree |
Ingeborg Gowans (X)
: better solution
1 hr
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agree |
Andrew D
: according to the Arbeitsamt the mason is the equivalent job description. => http://berufenet.arbeitsamt.de/berufe/docroot/r1/blobs/pdf/a...
17 hrs
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Reference comments
3 hrs
Reference:
for background info only
http://www.jumpforward.de/berufe/34833/Ausbaumaurer-in.html
indeed a term specifically used in the former DDR ' apparently replaced with "Maurer" even though it doesn't seem to cover the entire scope of skills required. for that particular job description
indeed a term specifically used in the former DDR ' apparently replaced with "Maurer" even though it doesn't seem to cover the entire scope of skills required. for that particular job description
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