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adjectiveDisziplinar-; disziplinarisch* * *1) (of discipline.) erzieherisch2) (intended as punishment: disciplinary action.) Disziplinar-...* * *dis·ci·pli·nary[ˌdɪsəˈplɪnəri, AM ˈdɪsəplɪneri]adj inv Disziplinar-, disziplinarischto take \disciplinary action against sb ein Disziplinarverfahren gegen jdn anstrengen\disciplinary measures Disziplinarmaßnahmen pl\disciplinary problems Disziplinprobleme pl* * *["dIsI'plInərɪ]adjDisziplinar-; matters disziplinarischdisciplinary measures/powers — Disziplinarmaßnahmen pl/-gewalt f
he has no disciplinary problems in his class — in seiner Klasse hat er keine Schwierigkeiten mit der Disziplin
they face disciplinary action/charges — gegen sie werden Disziplinarmaßnahmen ergriffen/wird ein Disziplinarverfahren eröffnet
* * *1. erzieherisch, die Disziplin fördernd2. disziplinarisch, Disziplinar…:take disciplinary action against sb disziplinarisch gegen jemanden vorgehen;3. Straf…:disciplinary transfer Strafversetzung f* * *adjectiveDisziplinar-; disziplinarisch* * *adj.disziplinarisch adj. -
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1. nounDisziplin, die2. transitive verbmaintain discipline — die Disziplin aufrechterhalten
* * *['disiplin] 1. noun1) (training in an orderly way of life: All children need discipline.) die Erziehung2) (strict self-control (amongst soldiers etc).) die Disziplin2. verb1) (to bring under control: You must discipline yourself so that you do not waste time.) zu Disziplin erziehen2) (to punish: The students who caused the disturbance have been disciplined.) bestrafen•- academic.ru/20830/disciplinary">disciplinary* * *dis·ci·pline[ˈdɪsəplɪn]I. nII. vtI'm trying to \discipline myself to eat less ich versuche mich daran zu gewöhnen, weniger zu essen2. (punish)3. (drill)* * *['dIsIplɪn]1. n(all senses) Disziplin f; (= punishment) disziplinarische Maßnahmen pl2. vt1) (= train, make obedient) disziplinieren; reactions, emotions in Zucht or unter Kontrolle haltento discipline oneself to do sth — sich dazu anhalten or zwingen, etw zu tun
2) (= punish) bestrafen; (physically) züchtigen* * *discipline [ˈdısıplın]A s1. Schulung f, Ausbildung f2. MIL Drill m3. Bestrafung f, Züchtigung f4. Kasteiung f5. Disziplin f:keep discipline Disziplin halten6. Selbstdisziplin f7. Vorschriften pl, Regeln pl, Kodex m von Vorschriften8. REL Disziplin f (Regeln der kirchlichen Verwaltung, Liturgie etc)9. Disziplin f, Wissenschaftszweig mB v/t1. schulen, (aus)bilden, erziehen, unterrichten2. MIL drillen3. an Selbstdisziplin gewöhnen4. disziplinieren, an Disziplin gewöhnen:(well) disciplined diszipliniert;badly disciplined disziplinlos, undiszipliniert5. bestrafen* * *1. nounDisziplin, die2. transitive verb* * *(academic) n.Wissensgebiet n.Wissenszweig m. n.Benehmen -ungen n.Disziplin f. v.disziplinieren v.
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