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das Green <-s, -s> [griːn]
(Engl) SPORTS
Zielbereich beim Golf
die Green Card, die Green·card [ˈgriːnkaːd] <-, -s>
(Engl) ADMIN
Arbeitserlaubnis
das Green·fee, das Green-Fee [ˈgriːnfiː] <-s, -s>
(Engl) SPORTS
Entgelt beim Golf
der Green·kee·per, der Green-Keeper [ˈgriːnkiːpɐ] <-s, ->
(Engl) SPORTS
Platzwart beim Golf
der Green Room <- -s, - -s> ['gri:nru:m]
(Engl) (Showbusiness)
Warteraum für Künstler, die gerade nicht auf der Bühne benötigt werden
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Im Jahr 1824 waren alle berühmten Männer von Ashley & Henry am Green River tätig.
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Green Light ist ein R&B-/Crunk-/Funk-Lied der US-amerikanischen R&B-Sängerin Beyoncé.
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Ab dem 4. Juni 2011 tourte Green gemeinsam mit R&B-Sängerin Rihanna durch Nordamerika in deren Vorprogramm ihrer Loud Tour.
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2016 erfolgte erneut eine Änderung mit der Aufnahme von Tesla Motors und Smith & Nephew, die Solarworld und das Kaffeeunternehmen Keurig Green Mountain ersetzten.
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Ziel von Lean & Green Ansätzen ist es, diese Systeme mit ökologischen Prinzipien (z. B. Zero-Emission oder Kreislaufwirtschaft) zu erweitert.
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