Zivil-

Zivil- civil

Zi|vil-:

Zi|vil|be|ruf

m → civilian profession

Zi|vil|be|schäf|tig|te(r)

mf decl as adj → civilian employee

Zi|vil|be|völ|ke|rung

f → civilian population

Zi|vil|cou|ra|ge

f → courage (to stand up for one’s beliefs); der Mann hat Zivil- → that man has the courage to stand up for his beliefs

Zi|vil|dienst

m → community service (as alternative to military service)

Zi|vil|dienst|leis|ten|de(r)

mf decl as adj → person doing community service or work (instead of military service)

zi|vil|dienst|pflich|tig

adj → liable for community work (instead of military service)

Zi|vil|ehe

f → civil marriage

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Zi|vil-:

Zi|vil|fahn|der(in)

m(f) → plain-clothes policeman/-woman

Zi|vil|flug|ha|fen

m → civil airport

Zi|vil|ge|richt

nt → civil court

Zi|vil|ge|setz|buch

nt (Sw) → code of civil law

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Zi|vil-:

Zi|vil|kam|mer

f → civil division

Zi|vil|kla|ge

f → civil action

Zi|vil|klei|dung

f = Zivil a

Zi|vil|le|ben

nt → civilian life, civvy street (inf)

Zi|vil|lis|te

f → civil list

Zi|vil|per|son

f → civilian

Zi|vil|pro|zess ?

m → civil action

Zi|vil|pro|zess|ord|nung ?

f (Jur) → code of civil procedure

Zi|vil|recht

nt → civil law

zi|vil|recht|lich

adj → civil law attr, → of civil law; Prozess, Auseinandersetzung, Anspruch → civil attr

adv etw Zivil- klären → to settle sth in a civil court; jdn Zivil- verfolgen/belangen → to bring a civil action against sb; Zivil- relevant sein → to be a matter for civil law or a civil court

Zi|vil|rich|ter(in)

m(f) → civil court judge

Zi|vil|sa|che

f → matter for a civil court

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Zi|vil-:

Zi|vil|se|nat

m (Jur) → civil court of appeal

Zi|vil|stand

m → civilian status

Zi|vil|stands|amt

nt (Sw) → registry office

Zi|vil|strei|fe

f → plainclothes policemen pl → (on the beat)

Zi|vil|trau|ung

f → civil marriage

Zi|vil|ver|fah|ren

nt → civil proceedings pl