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09:10 Jun 12, 2001 |
German to English translations [Non-PRO] | |||||||
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na | supervisor/care taker |
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na | tutor, carer, custodian, (medical) attendant |
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na | overseer |
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na | mentor |
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supervisor/care taker Explanation: contact person |
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tutor, carer, custodian, (medical) attendant Explanation: All answers are a translation of the German term. The right decision depends on context. Good luck! :-) |
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overseer Explanation: Maybe you can use "overseer" as it has a broader meaning than supervisor, which is mostly used in work-related situations. An overseer would take care all aspects of the apprentice's life while he/she is staying abroad. Hope this helps you. Lived and worked in Germany for many years. |
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mentor Explanation: A term becoming common in industry and commerce to denote an older person responsible for the guidance and well-being of a younger/newer person in the company. working in industry (the term is from the Latin word meaning 'teacher') |
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