Usage examples of "chief customer officer" in English with translation to German

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He attempted to sidestep a conflict with his chief. Er versuchte, eine Konfrontation mit seinem Vorgesetzten zu vermeiden.
The customer insisted on a price reduction because of defects in the product. Der Kunde bestand auf einer Preissenkung wegen Mängeln an der Ware.
She became a police officer. Sie wurde Polizistin.
Tom is having lunch with the police chief. Tom isst mit dem Polizeipräsidenten zu Mittag.
Tom is a good customer. Tom ist ein guter Kunde.
He's a beat officer. Er ist Streifenpolizist.
He is the chief of my department. Er ist der Leiter meiner Abteilung.
The customer has been on the phone with the salesman for two hours. Der Kunde hat zwei Stunden lang mit dem Verkäufer telefoniert.
A general is a high-ranking military officer. Ein General ist ein hochrangiger Militäroffizier.
The problem tortured the chief. Das Problem quälte den Chef.
John talked with his customer on the phone. John sprach mit seinem Kunden am Telefon.
The police officer arrested the burglar. Der Polizist hat den Dieb verhaftet.
In 776 B.C., the first Olympic Games were held at the foot of Mount Olympus to honor the Greeks' chief god, Zeus. 776 v. Chr. wurden die ersten Olympischen Spiele am Fuße des Olymp zu Ehren des Zeus, des obersten griechischen Gottes, abgehalten.
Customer in a milk shop: "I'd like three eggs, please." Sales girl: "Yes, you would like that, wouldn't you." Kunde im Milchladen: "Ich hätte gern drei Eier." Verkäuferin: "Ja, das hätten Sie wohl gern."
Tom is a corrections officer. Tom ist Gefängniswärter.
The Diet is the chief organ of government in Japan. Das Parlament ist das Hauptregierungsorgan in Japan.
The customer did not come. Der Kunde ist nicht gekommen.
She likes to dress up as a police officer. Sie verkleidet sich gerne als Polizeibeamte.
Our chief is cut to pieces. Unsere Leiter ist entzwei.
Customer in a milk shop: "I'd like to have three testicles, please." Sales girl: "Yes, you would like that, wouldn't you." Kunde im Milchladen: "Ich hätte gern drei Eier." Verkäuferin: "Ja, das hätten Sie wohl gern."
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