staff

staff
staff
1. staff [stɑ:f, Am stæf] n
1) + sing/pl vb (employees) Belegschaft f, Mitarbeiterstab m; econ Stab m;
members of \staff Mitarbeiter pl;
office \staff Bürobelegschaft f;
the editorial \staff die Herausgeber pl;
nursing \staff Pflegepersonal nt
2) + sing/pl vb sch, univ Lehrkörper m, Lehrerkollegium nt;
teaching \staff Lehrpersonal nt
3) + sing/pl vb mil Stab m;
chief of \staff Stabschef m;
general's \staff Generalstab m
4) (stick) [Spazier]stock m
5) (symbol)
\staff of office Amtsstab m
6) (flagpole) Fahnenmast m;
to be at half \staff (Am) auf Halbmast gesetzt sein
7) (for surveying) Messstab m
8) (Brit) (spindle in a watch) Unruhewelle f
9) (Am) mus Notensystem nt
PHRASES:
the \staff of life (liter) das tägliche Brot (liter), Grundnahrungsmittel nt n
modifier econ (canteen) Betriebs-;
\staff employee Stabsstellenmitarbeiter(in) m(f);
\staff pension scheme betriebliche Rente vt usu passive
to be \staffed by [or with] sb jdn beschäftigen;
many charity shops are \staffed with volunteers viele Wohltätigkeitseinrichtungen beschäftigen ehrenamtliche Mitarbeiter
2. staff [stɑ:f, Am stæf] n
no pl art Stange f

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