etat
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Polish
[edit]Etymology
[edit]Borrowed from German Etat, from French état, from Old French estat, from Latin stātus.
Pronunciation
[edit]Noun
[edit]etat m inan (diminutive etacik)
- day job, full-time job
- 2008 (first published 2000), Paul Carrell, translated by Kazimierz Szarski, Operacja "Barbarossa"[1], Bellona, page 197:
- Wszyscy oficerowie wysyłani do Rosji byli przedtem zwalniani i oficjalnie skreślani z etatu. Wprawdzie obiecywano po powrocie ponowne wciągnięcie na etat, ale podstawy prawnej do tego nie było, w każdym razie za pomocą środków prawnych było to nieosiągalne.
- All the officers being sent to Russia were first dismissed and officially terminated from their job. In truth, they were promised renewed hiring in a full-time job after their return, but there was no legal basis for this; at least, this was unachievable by the use of legal means.
- 2005, Tessa Stirling, Polsko-brytyjska współpraca wywiadowcza podczas II wojny światowej[2], Vallentine Mitchell, footnote 87, page 346:
- [...] nast[ępnie] oficer wywiadowczy Ekspozytury „M” w Madrycie na etacie referenta prasowego pod przykrywką kierownika agencji PAT [Polska Agencja Telegraficzna] [...]
- [...] next [he was] an intelligence officer of the "M" Agency in Madrid in the job of a press source under the cover of a manager for the Polish Telegraph Agency [...]
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