referendarz
English translation: Referendary (officer in charge of investigation)
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|  Selected response from: darotob Local time: 18:35 | ||||||
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| 5 | referendary (investigation officer or officer in charge of investigation) |
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| 4 +1 | clerk |
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| 4 | officer in charge |
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8 mins confidence: 
officer in charge Explanation: referendarz = officer in charge of a departament (of the administration) [Wielki Słownik P-A - Stanisławski] |
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9 hrs confidence:
referendary (investigation officer or officer in charge of investigation) Explanation: Wracaja polskie terminy prawne rodem sprzed dziesiatkow -jesli nie setek lat :-). Najbardziej wspolczesnie uzywanym terminem w USA i innych anglojezycznych krajach bedzie investigation officer (w kontekscie Krajowego Rejestru Karnego) ale propozycja offcer in charge z dodatkiem "of investigation" opisowa i tez zrozumiala. Teoretycznie anglofoni powinni zrozumiec rerendary ale moga sie patrzec ze zdziwieniem bo termin jest z poczatkow stulecia (moze nawet 18-tego. Ja bym jeszcze sugerowal bys podala troche wiecej kontekstu bo wcale bym sie nie dziwil jesli ktos kto przygotowywal polski tekst nie wiedzial w 100% co to jest ten referendarz :-) Reference: http://www.cam.org/~darotob/avocats.html |
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13 hrs confidence: peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1clerk Explanation: OK, leff, 1750 (brutto): http://www.usc.gov.pl/pls/public/app.pokaz_ogloszenie_public... referendarz to zaiste niewysokie stanowisko w rządowej biurokracji, choć tytuł napuszony jak te nowe stopnie w policji, gdzie byle krawęznik to najmarniej podinspektor |
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