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41 lenient
adjective1) (tolerant) nachsichtig2) (mild) mild [Urteil, Strafe]* * *['li:niənt](merciful or punishing only lightly: You are much too lenient with wrongdoers.) nachsichtig- academic.ru/88709/leniently">leniently- lenience
- leniency* * *le·ni·ent[ˈli:niənt]adj nachsichtig, mildethey say that judges are too \lenient with terrorists sie sagen, dass die Richter zu gnädig mit Terroristen umgehen\lenient judge milder Richter/milde Richterin\lenient punishment/sentence milde Strafe/mildes Urteilto take a \lenient view of sth etw nachsichtig beurteilen* * *['liːnɪənt]adjnachsichtig ( towards gegenüber); judge, attitude, treatment, sentence milde* * *to, toward[s] gegenüber)* * *adjective1) (tolerant) nachsichtig2) (mild) mild [Urteil, Strafe]* * *adj.mild adj.nachsichtig adj. -
42 permissive
adjectivethe permissive society — die permissive Gesellschaft
* * *per·mis·sive[pəˈmɪsɪv, AM pɚˈ-]* * *[pə'mIsɪv]adjnachgiebig, permissiv (geh); (= tolerant) age, attitude, law, parents, school freizügig; (sexually) freizügigit encourages youngsters to be permissive — es führt zu allzu großer Freizügigkeit unter Jugendlichen
* * *permissive [pə(r)ˈmısıv] adj (adv permissively)1. zulässig, erlaubt2. tolerant, liberal3. (sexuell) freizügig:permissive society tabufreie Gesellschaft4. JUR fakultativ* * *adjective* * *adj.alles erlaubend adj.großzügig adj.tolerant adj. -
43 indulgent
1) ( lenient) nachgiebig, nachsichtig;to be \indulgent [towards [or to] sb/sth] [jdm/etw gegenüber] [sehr] nachgiebig [o nachsichtig] sein;\indulgent parents [zu] nachgiebige [o nachsichtige] Eltern2) ( tolerant) nachsichtig, milde;sb's \indulgent attitude toward sth jds tolerante Einstellung gegenüber etw dat -
44 orientation
ori·en·ta·tion [ˌɔ:riənʼteɪʃən] nto lose one's \orientation die Orientierung verlierenthe \orientation of the course is very much towards psychology der Kurs geht sehr in Richtung Psychologiepolitical \orientation politische Gesinnung;sexual \orientation sexuelle Neigungfreshman \orientation Einführungsveranstaltung f für Hochschulneulinge -
45 tolerant
to have a \tolerant attitude eine tolerante Haltung haben
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