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1 blockierend
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2 obstruktiv
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3 widersetzlich
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4 hinderlich
Adj. obstructive (+ Dat to); (lästig) troublesome; (unbequem) inconvenient (to); er war mir bei der Arbeit hinderlich (störend) he was in my ( oder the) way while I was working; sich hinderlich auswirken prove to be a hindrance; das ist meinen Plänen oder für meine Pläne eher hinderlich that is rather going to get in the way of my plans* * *cumbersome; impedimentary; obstructive; impedimental* * *hịn|der|lich ['hIndɐlɪç]1. adjhinderlich sein — to be in the way, to be a nuisance; (Kleidungsstück auch) to be restricting
ein hinderlicher Gipsverband — a restricting (plaster) cast, a (plaster) cast that gets in the way or that is a nuisance
eher hinderlich als nützlich sein — to be more of a hindrance than a help
2. adv* * *(inclined to cause trouble and difficulties: an obstructive personality.) obstructive* * *hin·der·lich[ˈhɪndɐlɪç]1. (behindernd) cumbersome▪ [bei etw dat] \hinderlich sein to be a hindrance [or a nuisance] [with sth/in doing sth], to get in sb's [or the] way [when doing sth]die Stiefel sind beim schnellen Gehen doch zu \hinderlich! I can't walk fast in these boots!2. (ein Hindernis darstellend)* * *einer Sache (Dat.) sein — be an obstacle to something
* * *sich hinderlich auswirken prove to be a hindrance;für meine Pläne eher hinderlich that is rather going to get in the way of my plans* * *einer Sache (Dat.) sein — be an obstacle to something
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5 Obstruktion
f; -, -en; bes. PARL. obstruction; Obstruktion betreiben use obstructive tactics; mit Dauerreden: filibuster* * *Ob|struk|ti|on [ɔpstrʊk'tsioːn]f -, -en1) (MED) obstruction, blockage2) (POL) obstruction, filibusterdie Gesetzesvorlage scheiterte an der Obstruktión der Opposition — the bill failed because of the Opposition's obstructive or filibustering tactics or obstructionism
Obstruktión betreiben — to obstruct, to block, to filibuster
* * *Ob·struk·ti·on<-, -en>[ɔpstrʊkˈtsi̯o:n]f (geh) obstruction\Obstruktion betreiben to be obstructive* * *Obstruktion betreiben use obstructive tactics; mit Dauerreden: filibuster -
6 obstruktiv
Adj. obstructive* * *obstruktiv adj obstructive* * *adj.obstructive adj. adv.obstructively adv. -
7 dazwischenstehen
v/i (unreg., trennb., hat/ südd., österr., schw. ist)1. räumlich: stand among(st) them3. fig. störend: stand in the way, be obstructive* * *da|zwị|schen|ste|henvi sep irreg aux haben or sein3) (geh hindernd) to be in the way* * *da·zwi·schen|ste·hen2. (unentschieden sein) to be [in] between[politisch] \dazwischenstehen to sit on the fence [politically]mit seiner Meinung \dazwischenstehen to be noncommittal* * *3. fig störend: stand in the way, be obstructive -
8 hemmend
I Part. Präs. hemmen* * * -
9 Obstruktionspolitik
f obstructionist policy; mit Dauerreden: filibustering; Obstruktionspolitik betreiben use obstructive tactics; mit Dauerreden: filibuster* * *die Obstruktionspolitikobstructionism* * *Obstruktionspolitik betreiben use obstructive tactics; mit Dauerreden: filibuster -
10 Querschläger
m1. Geschoss: ricochet2. umg. obstructive type* * *Quer|schlä|germricochet (shot)* * *Quer·schlä·germ ricochet [shot]* * *1. Geschoss: ricochet2. umg obstructive type* * *m.ricochet n. -
11 Quertreiber
m umg., pej. obstructive type* * *Quer|trei|ber(in)m(f) (inf)troublemaker, awkward customer (inf)* * *Quer·trei·ber, -trei·be·rin<-s, ->m, f (pej) troublemaker* * *der (ugs. abwertend) troublemaker* * *Quertreiber m umg, pej obstructive type* * *der (ugs. abwertend) troublemaker* * *m.obstructionist n. -
12 Quertreiberei
* * *Quer|trei|be|rei [kveːɐtraibə'rai]f -, -en (inf)awkwardness, troublemaking* * * -
13 widersetzlich
Adj. refractory, contrary, uncooperative; im Dienst: insubordinate* * *wi|der|sẹtz|lich [viːdɐ'zɛtslɪç, 'viːdɐ-]adjcontrary, obstreperous; Befehlsempfänger insubordinate* * *((of a person or his behaviour) disobedient or rebellious: an insubordinate employee.) insubordinate* * *wi·der·setz·lich[vi:dɐˈzɛtslɪç]* * *1.Adjektiv rebellious2.adverbial rebelliously* * ** * *1.Adjektiv rebellious2.adverbial rebelliously* * *adj.obstructive adj. -
14 stenosans
< med> ■ stenosing; obstructive -
15 stenosierend
< med> ■ stenosing; obstructive -
16 Obstruktion
Ob·struk·ti·on <-, -en> [ɔpstrʊkʼtsi̭o:n] f( geh) obstruction;\Obstruktion betreiben to be obstructive -
17 Quertreiber
Quer·trei·ber, -trei·be·rin <-s, -> m, f( fam) obstructive devil -
18 blockierend
blockierend obstructiveDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > blockierend
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19 hemmend
hemmend obstructive, inhibitiveDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > hemmend
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20 Sperrschicht
Sperrschicht f 1. BOD, ERDB obstructive layer; 2. insulating course, damp course, barrier layer, barrier membrane, impervious course, parting layer, sealing layer, stop, water-repellent membrane, waterproofing layer, insulating bed (Feuchtigkeits-, Dampf- und Wassersperrung)Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Sperrschicht
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