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1 benevolence
see academic.ru/6496/benevolent">benevolent 1): Güte, die; Milde, die; Wohlwollen, das* * *[bi'nevələns](generosity and desire to do good.) das Wohlwollen- benevolent- benevolently* * *be·nevo·lence[bɪˈnevələn(t)s]* * *[bɪ'nevələns]nWohlwollen nt; (of smile, gesture) Gutmütigkeit f; (as character trait) Güte f; (of emperor, judge) Milde f* * *benevolence [bıˈnevələns] s1. Wohl-, Mildtätigkeit f2. Wohlwollen n3. Wohltat f* * *noun, no pl.see benevolent 1): Güte, die; Milde, die; Wohlwollen, das* * *n.Wohltätigkeit f.Wohlwollen n. -
2 approval
noun1) (sanctioning) (of plan, project, expenditure) Genehmigung, die; (of proposal, reform, marriage) Billigung, die; (agreement) Zustimmung, die; Einwilligung, die ( for in + Akk.)on approval — (Commerc.) zur Probe; (to view) zur Ansicht
* * *noun (the act or state of agreeing to or being pleased with (a person, thing etc): This proposal meets with my approval.) die Billigung* * *ap·prov·al[əˈpru:vəl]n no plto meet with the \approval of sb jds Beifall m [o Billigung f] findento win sb's \approval jds Anerkennung gewinnena nod of \approval ein zustimmendes Nickensubject to \approval von der Genehmigung abhängig3.* * *[ə'pruːvəl]n1) Beifall m, Anerkennung f; (= consent) Zustimmung f (of zu), Billigung f (of +gen), Einverständnis nt (of mit)to win sb's approval ( for sth) — jds Zustimmung (für etw) gewinnen
to give one's approval for sth — seine Zustimmung zu etw geben
to meet with sb's approval — jds Zustimmung or Beifall finden
to show one's approval of sth — zeigen, dass man einer Sache (dat) zustimmt or etw billigt
2) (COMM)on approval — zur Probe; (to look at) zur Ansicht
* * *approval [əˈpruːvl] s1. a) Billigung f, Genehmigung fwith the approval of mit Genehmigung (gen);give approval to billigen (akk);on approval WIRTSCHa) zur Ansicht,b) zur Probe;on seven days’ approval sieben Tage zur Ansicht2. Anerkennung f, Beifall m:murmur of approval beifälliges Gemurmel;* * *noun1) (sanctioning) (of plan, project, expenditure) Genehmigung, die; (of proposal, reform, marriage) Billigung, die; (agreement) Zustimmung, die; Einwilligung, die ( for in + Akk.)on approval — (Commerc.) zur Probe; (to view) zur Ansicht
* * *n.Billigung f.Einverständnis n.Einwilligung f.Genehmigung f.Zulassung f.
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