Summary
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- burgers:
- burger:
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Wiktionary:
- burger → Zivilist
- burger → Bürgerin, Bürger, Staatsbürger, Staatsbürgerin, Einwohner, Zivilist, Zivilistin, Bourgeois
Dutch
Detailed Translations for burgers from Dutch to German
burgers:
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de burgers (gemeenschap)
die Gemeinschaft -
de burgers (landbewoners)
Translation Matrix for burgers:
| Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| Gemeinschaft | burgers; gemeenschap | aansluiting; ambachtsgilde; band; bond; broederschap; club; connectie; coöperatie; gemeenschap; genootschap; geslachtsgemeenschap; gilde; liaison; link; omgang; onderling verband; orde; organisatie; paring; relatie; samenhang; samenwerkingsverband; schakel; societiet; sociëteit; soos; unie; vakgenootschap; verband; verbinding; vereniging; verkeer; verwantschap |
| Landleute | burgers; landbewoners | buitenlui |
Related Words for "burgers":
burger:
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de burger (staatsburger)
Translation Matrix for burger:
| Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| Bürger | burger; staatsburger | |
| Staatsbürger | burger; staatsburger |
Related Words for "burger":
Wiktionary Translations for burger:
burger
Cross Translation:
noun
Cross Translation:
| From | To | Via |
|---|---|---|
| • burger | → Bürgerin; Bürger | ↔ burgess — inhabitant of a borough with full rights |
| • burger | → Bürgerin; Staatsbürger; Bürger; Staatsbürgerin | ↔ citizen — legal member of a state |
| • burger | → Einwohner; Bürger | ↔ citizen — legal resident of a city |
| • burger | → Einwohner | ↔ citizen — resident of any particular place |
| • burger | → Zivilist | ↔ citizen — civilian |
| • burger | → Zivilistin; Zivilist | ↔ civilian — a person who is not an active or previous member, contributor, or physical supporter of a military armed force |
| • burger | → Bürger; Bourgeois | ↔ bourgeois — (vieilli) citoyen d’une ville. |
| • burger | → Staatsbürger | ↔ citoyen — antiquité|fr homme libre de l'empire romain, qui pouvait non seulement naître à Rome, mais aussi acquérir ces droits et ces privilèges quoiqu’il fût d’un autre pays. |