Arbeitskomplementär
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| 4 | person in a complimentary position |
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| 3 | working partner |
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| 1 | colleagues/peers |
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person in a complimentary position Explanation: Long but the only thing that I think can be made of this strange source word. |
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working partner Explanation: A "Komplementär" is a full, general, unlimited etc. partner. According to most dictionaries. From the table on page 14 of the site below, it seems fairly clear that the "Arbeitskomplementär" is much less than that, so this would be my suggestion. http://www.energieallianz.at/presse/downloads/eaa_gb_02_03_d... |
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colleagues/peers Explanation: colleagues/peers |
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