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1 discrimination
noun1) (discernment) [kritisches] Urteilsvermögendiscrimination against Blacks/women — Diskriminierung von Schwarzen/Frauen
discrimination in favour of — Bevorzugung (+ Gen.)
racial discrimination — Rassendiskriminierung, die
* * *noun die Diskriminierung* * *dis·crimi·na·tion[dɪˌskrɪmɪˈneɪʃən]n no plage \discrimination unterschiedliche Behandlung [o Benachteiligung] aufgrund des Altersracial \discrimination Rassendiskriminierung fsexual \discrimination, \discrimination on grounds of sex Diskriminierung f aufgrund des Geschlechts* * *[dI"skrImI'neISən]n1) (= differential treatment) Diskriminierung fsex(ual)/religious discrimination — Diskriminierung f aufgrund des Geschlechts/der Religion
3) (= discernment) kritisches Urteilsvermögen* * *discrimination [dıˌskrımıˈneıʃn] s1. Unterscheidung f2. Unterschied m3. unterschiedliche Behandlung:4. Scharfblick m, Urteilskraft f, -fähigkeit f, Unterscheidungsvermögen n5. Unterscheidungsmerkmal n* * *noun1) (discernment) [kritisches] Urteilsvermögendiscrimination against Blacks/women — Diskriminierung von Schwarzen/Frauen
discrimination in favour of — Bevorzugung (+ Gen.)
racial discrimination — Rassendiskriminierung, die
* * *n.Diskriminierung f.Unterscheidung f. -
2 discrimination
dis·crimi·na·tion [dɪ ˌskrɪmɪʼneɪʃən] nracial \discrimination Rassendiskriminierung f;sexual \discrimination Diskriminierung f aufgrund des Geschlechts
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