Traduzioni di „clerk“ nel dizionario inglese » sloveno

I . clerk [klɑ:k] SOST

clerk

pisarniški uslužbenec(uslužbenka) m (f)

clerk

uradnik(uradnica) m (f)

clerk

tajnik(tajnica) m (f)

clerk (hotel receptionist)

receptor(ka) m (f)

sales clerk ingl am

prodajalec(prodajalka) m (f)

II . clerk [klɑ:k] VB vb intr ingl am

to clerk in an office

delati v pisarni

ˈbank clerk SOST

bank clerk

bančni uslužbenec(uslužbenka) m (f)

ˈbook·ing clerk SOST

booking clerk

prodajalec (prodajalka) m (f) vstopnic

par·ish ˈclerk SOST

parish clerk

župnijski uradnik(uradnica) m (f)

ˈsales clerk SOST ingl am

sales clerk

prodajalec(prodajalka) m (f)

town ˈclerk SOST

town clerk

mestni uradnik(uradnica) m (f)

ˈwages clerk SOST

wages clerk

knjigovodja m osebnih dohodkov

Esempi per clerk

sales clerk ingl am

prodajalec(prodajalka) m (f)

to clerk in an office

delati v pisarni

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

Postal clerks kept records of dispatches, and postal stations maintained a staff of cantonal officers who guarded mail delivery routes.

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Writers designed the letters; clerks readied the final drafts.

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The city council also removed supervisory authority from the clerk's position.

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Some of the income from this process would support the curate and any clerks or other ministers.

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The ticket clerks will ask riders deboarding the bus to show the paper ticket they had purchased, their bus pass or swipe their discount card.

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Yet so it must be because clerks say so.

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Some courts train clerks or other court personnel to operate the digital recording equipment.

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A trap-door in the tunnel roof was employed to exchange paperwork between clerks above and bargees below.

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Examples can be secretaries, data transcribers, and mail clerks.

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The third floor has some additional library space along with the offices of court and individual judges' clerks.

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