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adjective2) (of or for charity) karitativ* * *2) (of a charity: a charitable organization.) wohltätig* * *chari·table[ˈtʃærɪtəbl̩, AM ˈtʃer-]2. (of charity) wohltätig, karitativ\charitable corporation AM gemeinnützige Stiftung\charitable donations [or gifts] Spenden pl für einen wohltätigen Zwecka \charitable foundation [or trust] eine wohltätige Stiftunga \charitable organization eine Wohltätigkeitsorganisation* * *['tʃrɪtəbl]adjmenschenfreundlich, gütig; (= dispensing charity) trust, organization Wohltätigkeits-, karitativ; (= financially generous, tolerant) großzügig; thought, remark etc freundlichto have charitable status — als gemeinnützig anerkannt sein
he wasn't very charitable about his boss —
I'm feeling charitable today, here's £5 — ich habe heute meinen sozialen Tag, hier hast du £ 5
* * *charitable [ˈtʃærətəbl] adj (adv charitably)1. wohltätig, mild(tätig), karitativ:a charitable act ein Akt christlicher Nächstenliebe;charitable society Wohltätigkeitsverein m;the organization was awarded charitable status der Organisation wurde der gemeinnützige Status zuerkannt; → academic.ru/21358/distribution">distribution 5 btake a charitable view of sth eine Sache mit Nachsicht beurteilen* * *adjective1) (generous, lenient) großzügig2) (of or for charity) karitativ* * *adj.karitativ adj.wohltätig adj.
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