Übersetzung für 'German Federal Parliament' von Englisch nach Deutsch

German Federal Parliament

Deutscher Bundestag {m}pol.

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federal parliament building

Bundeshaus {n} [schweiz.]archi.pol.

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federal parliament [Switzerland]

Bundesparlament {n} [Bundesversammlung der Schweiz]pol.

German state parliament

Landtag {m} [Deutschland]pol.

member of German parliament

Bundestagsabgeordneter {m}pol.

candidacy for the German parliament

Bundestagskandidatur {f}pol.

Lower House of German Parliament

Bundestag {m}pol.

seat in the German Parliament

Bundestagsmandat {n}pol.

member of German parliament [female]

Bundestagsabgeordnete {f}pol.

upper house of the German parliament

Bundesrat {m}pol.

Federal German {adj}

bundesdeutsch

German Federal {adj}

bundesdeutschpol.

(German) Federal {adj}

Bundes-pol.

German Federal Railway

Deutsche Bundesbahn {f} <DB>hist.rail

German Federal Republic

Bundesrepublik {f} Deutschlandgeogr.

German Federal Railways

Deutsche Bundesbahn {f} <DB>hist.rail

(German) federal cabinet

Bundeskabinett {n}pol.

Federal German Bar

Bundesanwaltschaft {f}law

German Federal Cultural Foundation

Kulturstiftung {f} des Bundes

German Federal Criminal Police

Bundeskriminalpolizei {f}law

German Federal Youth Council

Deutscher Bundesjugendring {m} <DBJR>

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