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Nachwuchs- m; jünger; Nachwuchs... m; jr.; jun |
| amer. |
Highschool-Schüler im dritten Jahr |
| econ. |
jüngere Person; Jüngerer (im Amt); Untergeordneter; Junior m; untergeordnet (im Amt); rangniedriger; dienstjünger |
| ed. |
Junior m (athlete) |
| law, ADR |
untergeordnet |
| sport. |
jugendlich (Klasse A) |
| univer. |
Student im dritten Jahr; Studentin im dritten Jahr |
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junior Jun., jun., Jnr, Jr, ['ʤu:nɪə] n | |
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| gen. |
der Jüngere (d.J.) |
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female office junior ['ʤu:nɪə] n | |
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| gen. |
Bürogehilfin f |
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junior Jun., jun., Jnr, Jr ['ʤu:nɪə] n | |
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| gen. |
junior (jr., jun.) |
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male office junior ['ʤu:nɪə] n | |
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| gen. |
Bürogehilfe m |
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| law, ADR |
Jnr., Jr. nachgestellt nach e-m Namen junior (jr. jun.) |
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| English thesaurus |
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| abbr., mil. |
jun (по званию); junr (по званию) |
| abbr., mining. |
jn |
| mil., abbr. |
jnr; jr |
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| min.prod., busin. |
junior company (Junior Mining companies are low market cap and thinly traded exploration companies that are primarily involved in the exploration of gold, silver, or other elements & minerals. Juniors seek potential opportunities by acquiring properties that can yield large resource deposits. 'More) |
