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Binner — steht für Im Binner, Naturschutzgebiet in Nordrhein Westfalen Hartmut Binner (* 1944), Hochschullehrer in Hannover, Urheber der SyCat Software, Vorsitzender der gfo Gesellschaft für Organisation e. V. Hermes Binner (* 1943), argentinischer… … Deutsch Wikipedia
binner — n. A person who collects and sells used bottles and cans, particularly those found in recycling bins and dumpsters. binning n. Example Citations: This thought provoking exhibit is just one of several local artistic projects inspired by the… … New words
Binner — This very uncommon name, perhaps more familiar in its variant forms Binne or Binner, is of Anglo Saxon origin, and derives from the Olde English pre 7th Century binn , manager, bin. The surname from this source has two possible interpretations;… … Surnames reference
binner — the person who catches fish by binning … Dictionary of ichthyology
Binner — 1. Niederdeutsche Nebenform von Binder (2.). 2. Bei oberdeutscher Herkunft vermutlich Nebenform von Benner … Wörterbuch der deutschen familiennamen
binner — n British a vulgar person. A middle class term of social denigration used about people in tracksuits on council estates since 2000 … Contemporary slang
binner — a person who scavenges in garbage bins, Dumpster diving Some binners work in pairs. One guy climbs into the bin and hands the stuff to his partner waiting outside … English idioms
Hermes Binner — Infobox Officeholder name = Hermes Binner imagesize = small caption = order = office = Governor of Santa Fe term start = December 11, 2007 term end = predecessor = Jorge Obeid vicegovernor = Griselda Tessio successor = Incumbent constituency =… … Wikipedia
Hermes Binner — Gobernador de Santa Fe Actualmente en el cargo … Wikipedia Español
Hermes Binner — (* 5. Juni 1943 in Rafaela) ist ein argentinischer Politiker der Sozialistischen Partei. Seit 2007 bekleidet er das Amt des Gouverneurs der Provinz Santa Fe. Seine Vorfahren waren aus dem Walliser Dorf Bürchen ausgewandert … Deutsch Wikipedia
