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1 indiscriminate
adjective1) (undiscriminating) unkritisch2) (unrestrained, promiscuous) wahllos; willkürlich [Anwendung]* * *in·dis·crimi·nate[ˌɪndɪˈskrɪmɪnət]the \indiscriminate use of fertilizers will cause major damages to the environment der willkürliche Einsatz von Düngemitteln wird große Umweltschäden anrichten2. (random) wahllos, willkürlichthe terrorists have made \indiscriminate attacks on civilians die Terroristen verübten blinde Attacken auf Zivilisten* * *["IndI'skrImInɪt]adjwahllos; spending also unüberlegt; reading also kritiklos, unkritisch; mixture also kunterbunt; choice willkürlich; reader, shopper kritiklos, unkritisch; tastes unausgeprägtyou shouldn't be so indiscriminate in the friends you make — du solltest dir deine Freunde etwas sorgfältiger aussuchen
he was completely indiscriminate in whom he punished — er verteilte seine Strafen völlig wahllos or willkürlich
* * *indiscriminate [ˌındıˈskrımınət] adj1. a) nicht wählerisch:he is indiscriminate in making friends er schließt mit jedem Freundschaftb) urteils-, kritiklos2. a) wahl-, unterschiedslos:he dealt out indiscriminate blows er schlug blind oder wahllos um sichb) ungeordnet, kunterbunt* * *adjective1) (undiscriminating) unkritisch2) (unrestrained, promiscuous) wahllos; willkürlich [Anwendung]* * *adj.wahllos adj.wahlloser adj.
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