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1. noun2. transitive verbget together or up a petition for/against something — Unterschriften für/gegen etwas sammeln
eine Eingabe richten an (+ Akk.)3. intransitive verbpetition somebody for something — jemanden um etwas ersuchen
petition for — ersuchen um (geh.); (present petition for) eine Unterschriftenliste einreichen für
petition for divorce — die Scheidung einreichen
* * *[pə'tiʃən] 1. noun(a formal request made to someone in authority and usually signed by a large number of people.) das Gesuch2. verb(to make such a request: They petitioned the government for the release of the prisoners.) ersuchen- academic.ru/54848/petitioner">petitioner* * *pe·ti·tion[pəˈtɪʃən]I. nto get up a \petition against/for sth Unterschriften gegen/für etw akk sammeln\petition in bankruptcy Konkursantrag mto file a \petition for divorce eine Scheidungsklage einreichenII. vi1. (start a written action)to \petition for divorce eine Scheidungsklage einreichenIII. vt* * *[pə'tISən]1. n1) (= list of signatures) Unterschriftenliste fto get up a petition (for/against sth) — Unterschriften (für/gegen etw) sammeln
2) (= request) Gesuch nt, Bittschrift f, Petition f3) (JUR)2. vtperson, authorities (= request, entreat) ersuchen (for um); (= hand petition to) eine Unterschriftenliste vorlegen (+dat)3. vi1) (= hand in petition) eine Unterschriftenliste einreichen2) (JUR)* * *petition [pıˈtıʃn]A s Bitte f, Bittschrift f, Petition f, Eingabe f (auch Patentrecht), Gesuch n, JUR (schriftlicher) Antrag:file a petition for divorce JUR eine Scheidungsklage einreichen;B v/t1. jemanden bitten, ersuchen, schriftlich einkommen bei2. bitten um, nachsuchen umC v/i (for) bitten, nach-, ansuchen, einkommen, eine Bittschrift oder ein Gesuch einreichen (um), (einen) Antrag stellen (auf akk):petition for divorce die Scheidungsklage einreichen* * *1. noun2. transitive verbget together or up a petition for/against something — Unterschriften für/gegen etwas sammeln
eine Eingabe richten an (+ Akk.)3. intransitive verbpetition for — ersuchen um (geh.); (present petition for) eine Unterschriftenliste einreichen für
* * *n.Antrag -¨e m.Bitte -n f.Bittgesuch n.
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