Cross driver
A cross driver is someone who maliciously and consciously disturbs and hampers the intentions of another.
The word comes from Low German ( 17th century ): dwarsdryver denotes a skipper who steers his vehicle poorly in the fairway across ( dwars ) and thus hinders others in their onward journey.
Dealing with "lateral drift" in everyday life is not always easy. There are a number of counselors that give recommendations on how to deal with them appropriately.
A ferry on the Lippe in Wesel is called the Quertreiber .
Web link
- Cross driver at duden.de. Retrieved May 2, 2013.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Quertreiber in: Friedrich Kluge: Etymological Dictionary of the German Language De Gruyter 2012
- ↑ Ursula Wawrzinek: How to deal with stubborn donkeys and insulted liver sausages: How to creatively resolve conflicts. Velcro-Cotta 2014
- ↑ Regina Mittenhuber: Sales practice inside sales: sales preparation and address qualification - communication techniques and complaint management. MI Business Book, 2009
- ↑ Ferry Quertreiber on wesel-tourismus.de