Vocabulary
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(senior) managing director
full-time housewife; stay-at-home homemaker
full-time farmer
exclusive jurisdiction
waters under one's jurisdiction; territorial waters
arbitrary use of power
being initiated (e.g. into the secrets of an art); receiving instruction (in); being taught
traditionalism
traditionalist
snub nose; pug nose; button-shaped nose; bulbous nose; cauliflower-shaped nose
right to collective bargaining
collective agreement
group insurance
team sports
spirit of unity; team spirit; esprit de corps
right to organize (of workers); right to organise
invert sugar
change of air; change of scenery
seeking to improve one's health with a change of climate
changing residence; moving to a new address
transformation; transmutation
transposition; dislocation; rearrangement
changing residence; moving to a new address
transferring from one college (or one department) to another
derivative character; derivative cognate; character to which an extended meaning is assigned
euphonic change of pronunciation; elision
changing one's academic course
posting (of notes, notices, etc.); transcription
corruption; bastardisation
convertible bond
converter reactor
turning point; transition phase
changing assignments
changing (governmental) posts
(railroad) switch
switching or shunting (of a rail car)
switchman; pointsman; rail transport worker who operated railway switches (points)
switch; points
transfer of permanent domicile (as recorded in the family register)
bodyguard (of a noble or high-ranking official); guard; escort