German - Turkish
Definition of kaufmann in German Turkish dictionary
- Kaufleute {'kaufman} r tüccar
- Kaufleute 'kaufman tüccar
- [der] tüccar, tacir; dükkâncı, perakendeci
- bezirgân
- tüccar
- tacir
English - Turkish
Definition of kaufmann in English Turkish dictionary
- businessman
- (isim) işadamı
- grocer
- toptancı
- merchandiser
- (Ticaret) tacir
- businessman
- işadamı
Hans Alman bir işadamıdır.
-Hans is a German businessman.
Tom, başarılı yakışıklı bir işadamıydı.
-Tom was a successful handsome businessman.
- businessman
- iş adamı
İyi bir iş adamı nasıl para kazanacağını bilir.
-A good businessman knows how to make money.
Başarılı bir iş adamı olmanın hayalini kurardım.
-I used to dream about being a successful businessman.
- merchandiser
- satıcı
- businessman
- işadam
Hans Alman bir işadamıdır.
-Hans is a German businessman.
Tom saygın bir işadamıdır.
-Tom is a respectable businessman.
- businessman
- {ç} busi.ness.men (bîz'nîsmen)
- grocer
- {i} bakkal
Bob cumartesi günü bakkalda bir kâtip olarak çalıştı.
-Bob worked as a clerk in the grocery store on Saturday.
Öncelikle,devlet tahvilleri bir bakkal dükkânı çalıştırmak için yeterli değiller.
-To begin with, the funds are not sufficient for running a grocery store.
- grocer
- (isim) bakkal
Related Terms
German - English
Definition of kaufmann in German English dictionary
- businessman
- grocer
- merchandiser
- merchandıser
- Kaufmann /Kfm./
- merchant
- Kaufmann spielen
- to play at keeping shop
- 'Der Kaufmann von Venedig' (von Shakespeare / Werktitel)
- 'The merchant of Venice' (by Shakespeare / work title)
- 'Der Kaufmann' (von Kafka / Werktitel)
- 'The Businessman' (by Kafka / work title)
- Shylock (Wucherer in Shakespeares "Der Kaufmann von Venedig")
- Shylock (usurer in Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice")
- ordentlicher Kaufmann
- prudent businessman
Related Terms
English - English
Definition of kaufmann in English English dictionary
- Kaufmann Kohler
- born May 10, 1843, Fürth, Bavaria died Jan. 28, 1926, New York, N.Y. U.S. German-born U.S. rabbi. He was brought up in Orthodox Judaism but soon came under the influence of Reform leader Abraham Geiger. His early writings approached biblical texts critically and led to his exclusion from the German rabbinate. He emigrated to the U.S. in 1869 and served Reform congregations in Detroit, Chicago, and New York City. In 1885 he was the driving force in formulating the Pittsburgh Platform. He served as president of Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati 1903-21. His chief work was Jewish Theology (1918)