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1 generous
adjective1) großzügig; (noble-minded) großmütig2) (ample, abundant) großzügig; reichhaltig [Mahl]; reichlich [Nachschub, Vorrat, Portion]; üppig [Figur, Formen, Mahl]* * *['‹enərəs]1) (willing to give a lot of money, time etc for some purpose: a generous giver; It is very generous of you to pay for our holiday.) freigiebig3) (kind, willing to forgive: Try to be generous and forgive; a person's generous nature/remarks.) großmütig•- academic.ru/87393/generously">generously- generosity* * *gen·er·ous[ˈʤenərəs]he is \generous in defeat/victory er ist ein guter [o fairer] Verlierer/fairer Gewinner\generous contribution großzügige Spendeto be \generous with money/talents/time großzügig [o freigebig] mit Geld/Talent/Zeit umgehento have a \generous nature großzügig sein2. (kind) wohlwollend, wohlmeinend3. (ample) großzügiga \generous helping [or portion] eine große Portiona \generous tip ein großzügiges Trinkgeld* * *['dZenərəs]adj1) (= liberal) person, mood großzügigto be generous in one's praise — mit Lob nicht geizen, voll des Lobes sein (geh)
to be generous with one's time —
he was generous in sharing his knowledge — er ließ andere an seinem Wissen großzügig teilhaben
2) (= lavish) gift, hospitality, subsidy, prize, sum, offer großzügig; terms günstig; (= plentiful) portion, supply reichlicha generous amount or helping of... — eine reichliche Portion...
with the generous support of... — mit großzügiger Unterstützung von...
she was generous in defeat —
they were generous enough to overlook the mistake — sie waren so großzügig, den Fehler zu übersehen
* * *generous adj (adv generously)1. großzügig:a) freigebigb) edel(mütig), hochherzig2. reichlich, üppig (Portion etc):a generous mouth volle Lippen pl3. gehaltvoll, vollmundig (Wein)4. reich, fruchtbar (Boden etc)* * *adjective1) großzügig; (noble-minded) großmütig2) (ample, abundant) großzügig; reichhaltig [Mahl]; reichlich [Nachschub, Vorrat, Portion]; üppig [Figur, Formen, Mahl]* * *adj.freigebig adj.freigiebig adj.freizügig adj.großzügig adj. -
2 provision
noun1) (providing) Bereitstellung, dieas a or by way of provision against... — zum Schutz gegen...
make provision for — vorsorgen od. Vorsorge treffen für [Notfall]; berücksichtigen [Inflation]
make provision for somebody in one's will — jemanden in seinem Testament bedenken
2) (amount available) Vorrat, der* * *[prə'viʒən] 1. noun1) (the act of providing: The government are responsible for the provision of education for all children.) die Versorgung2) (an agreed arrangement.) die Vorkehrung3) (a rule or condition.) die Bestimmung2. verb(to supply (especially an army) with food.) mit Proviant versorgen- academic.ru/58630/provisional">provisional- provisionally
- provisions
- make provision for* * *pro·vi·sion[prə(ʊ)ˈvɪʒən, AM prəˈ-]I. nto make \provision for sb/sth für jdn/etw Vorsorge treffen\provisions for pensions and similar allowances Rückstellungen für Pensionen und ähnliche Verpflichtungenwith the \provision that... unter der Bedingung, dass...▪ to \provision sb/sth jdn/etw versorgenIII. vi vorsorgen* * *[prə'vIZən]1. n1) (= act of supplying) (for others) Bereitstellung f; (for one's own team, expedition etc) Beschaffung f; (of food, gas, water etc) Versorgung f (of mit, to sb jds)we had an ample provision of reference books/houses etc — uns (dat) standen genügend Nachschlagewerke/Häuser etc zur Verfügung
3)with the provision that... — mit dem Vorbehalt or der Bedingung, dass...
is there no provision for such cases in the legislation? — sind solche Fälle im Gesetz nicht berücksichtigt or vorgesehen?
to make provision for sb/one's family/the future — für jdn/für seine Familie/für die Zukunft Vorsorge or Vorkehrungen treffen
to make provision for sth — etw vorsehen; (in legislation, rules also) etw berücksichtigen; (for margin of error etc) etw einkalkulieren
the council made provision for recreation — die Stadt hat Freizeiteinrichtungen geschaffen
2. vtdie Verpflegung liefern für; expedition verproviantieren; troops (mit Proviant) beliefern or versorgen* * *provision [prəˈvıʒn]A s1. a) Vorkehrung f, Vorsorge f, (vorsorgliche) Maßnahmeb) Vor-, Einrichtung f:make provision vorsorgen oder Vorkehrungen treffen ( for für), sich schützen ( against vor dat, gegen)2. JUR Bestimmung f, Vorschrift f:come within the provisions of the law unter die gesetzlichen Bestimmungen fallen3. JUR Bedingung f, Vorbehalt m:with the provision that … unter der Bedingung, dass …4. Beschaffung f, Besorgung f, Bereitstellung f:provision of funds WIRTSCH Kapitalbeschaffungof an dat), Nahrungs-, Lebensmittel pl, Proviant m:6. meist pl besonders WIRTSCH Rückstellungen pl, -lagen pl, Reserven pl, (angelegter) Vorrat (of an dat):make provisions Rückstellungen bilden* * *noun1) (providing) Bereitstellung, dieas a or by way of provision against... — zum Schutz gegen...
make provision for — vorsorgen od. Vorsorge treffen für [Notfall]; berücksichtigen [Inflation]
2) (amount available) Vorrat, der* * *n.Bereitstellung f.Vorkehrung f.Vorsorge -n f.
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