Übersetzung für 'writing profession' von Englisch nach Deutsch

writing profession

Schriftstellerberuf {m}

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right-to-left writing <RTL writing>

linksläufige Schrift {f}ling.

Werbung

left-to-right writing <LTR writing>

rechtsläufige Schrift {f}ling.

profession

Metier {n}jobs

Stand {m} [Berufsstand]sociol.

freier akademischer Beruf {m}jobs

Profession {f} [österr.]jobs

Gewerbe {n} [Beruf]jobs

Beruf {m}jobs

medical profession

Ärzteschaft {f}med.

Berufsstand {m} der Ärzte

Arztberuf {m}jobsmed.

temporary profession

zeitliche Profess {f} [einfaches Gelübde]relig.

graduate profession

akademischer Beruf {m}jobs

perpetual profession

ewige Profess {f}relig.

solemn profession

feierliche Profess {f}relig.

monastic profession

monastische Profess {f}relig.

by profession {adv}

von Berufjobs

understaffed profession

Mangelberuf {m}

social profession

sozialer Beruf {m}jobs

desired profession

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• Tina is a technical writer who was introduced both to add more females to the cast and to satirize the technical writing profession of the late 20th century.
• His strong ties to the Writer's Guild and the writing profession led him to resign in 1960 during a writer's strike.
• In 2004 Mellor received an AWGIE (Australian Writers' Guild) special award known as the 'Dorothy Crawford Award'. This prize is awarded for outstanding contribution to the writing profession.
• For several years after his marriage, Poole found himself to writing of plays for the stage, an offshoot of the writing profession that pitted low probability of success against potentially immense financial rewards if a piece was successfully staged.
• Thereupon decided for the writing profession. As a freelance writer he settled in Merano.

• It covers the process of entering the TV writing profession and earning a living as a TV writer.
• Carroll has lectured at writers' conferences and spoken on television and radio as well as before university audiences about various aspects of the writing profession and the publishing business.
• Seltzer, later editor of the "Cleveland Press", recalled that the family was quite poor when his father was struggling to break into the writing profession (he wrote two hundred stories before receiving an acceptance).
• Han's setup of his magazine received widespread attention, with editors proclaiming that the higher fees enabled the writing profession to regain a measure of financial independence and dignity.
• He began writing professionally in 1955 and became a full-time writer with the publication of his novel, "All the Colors of Darkness" in 1963; he continued in the writing profession until his death.