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121 rückfällig
Adj. JUR. Sache: revertible; Verbrecher: nur attr. reoffending..., recidivist...; rückfällig werden JUR. reoffend; fig. backslide, have a relapse* * *recidivous; recidivistic* * *rụ̈ck|fäl|ligadj (MED fig)relapsed; (JUR) recidivistic (form)ein rückfälliger Dieb — a thief who repeats his offence (Brit) or offense (US)
rückfällig werden (Med) — to have a relapse; (fig) to relapse; (Jur) to lapse back into crime
* * *rück·fäl·ligein \rückfälliger Täter a repeat offender, a recidivist* * *rückfällig werden — have a relapse; <alcoholic etc.> go back to one's old ways
2) (Rechtsspr.)* * ** * *1) (Med., auch fig.) relapsed <patient, alcoholic, etc.>rückfällig werden — have a relapse; <alcoholic etc.> go back to one's old ways
2) (Rechtsspr.)* * *adj.recidivistic adj. -
122 Schererei
f; -, -en, meist Pl.; umg. auch Pl. trouble, hassle, Brit. aggro; Scherereien mit den Vermietern / der Polizei kriegen get aggro from (Am. get hassled by) the tenants / police; jemandem viel Scherereien machen give s.o. no end of trouble; es gab wieder Scherereien there were the usual hassles* * *Sche|re|rei [ʃeːrə'rai]f -, -en usu pl (inf)trouble no pl* * *(trouble, nuisance or worry.) bother* * *Sche·re·rei<-, -en>[ʃe:rəˈrai][wegen einer S. gen] [mit jdm] \Scherereien bekommen [o (fam) kriegen] /haben to get into/be in trouble [with sb] [because of sth]* * *Scherereien mit den Vermietern/der Polizei kriegen get aggro from (US get hassled by) the tenants/police;jemandem viel Scherereien machen give sb no end of trouble;es gab wieder Scherereien there were the usual hassles -
123 Schularbeit
f1. auch Pl. (Hausaufgabe) homework Sg.; Schularbeiten machen do one’s homework; hast du noch Schularbeiten? have you still got some homework to do?2. österr. Klassenarbeit* * *Schul|ar|beitf2) (Aus, S Ger) test* * *Schul·ar·beitf SCHdie/seine \Schularbeiten machen to do one's homework* * *1) s. Schulaufgabe2) (österr.): (Klassenarbeit) [written] class test* * *1. auch pl (Hausaufgabe) homework sg;Schularbeiten machen do one’s homework;hast du noch Schularbeiten? have you still got some homework to do?* * *1) s. Schulaufgabe2) (österr.): (Klassenarbeit) [written] class test* * *f.homework n.task n. -
124 Staatssäckel
n hum. (Staatshaushalt) state coffers Pl.* * *Staats|sä|ckelm (old, hum)national coffers pl* * *Staats·sä·ckel<-s, ->* * * -
125 Touri
m; -(s), -s, meist Pl.; umg. (Tourist) tourie* * *Tou|ri ['tuːri]m -(s), -s usu plinf pej = Tourist) grockle (Brit inf shoobie (US sl)* * *Tou·ri<-s, -s>[ˈtu:ri]m (pej fam) [mass] tourist* * * -
126 Trabant
m; -en, -en; ASTRON. satellite* * *der Trabantsatellite* * *Tra|bạnt [tra'bant]m -en, -en2) (HIST) bodyguard; (fig) satellite3) usu pl (dated inf) kiddie-wink (Brit inf kiddie (inf)* * *(a smaller body that revolves around a planet: The Moon is a satellite of the Earth.) satellite* * *Tra·bant<-en, -en>[traˈbant]m satellite* * *der; Trabanten, Trabanten (Astron.) satellite* * ** * *der; Trabanten, Trabanten (Astron.) satellite* * *-en m.satellite n. -
127 Verpflichtung
f1. commitment; bes. moralische: obligation; gesetzliche: liability (auch WIRTS.); (Versprechen) pledge (zu of); (Pflicht) duty; Verpflichtung zum Kauf etc. obligation to buy etc.; Verpflichtungen gegenüber jemandem haben be under an obligation to s.o.; seinen Verpflichtungen nachkommen meet one’s obligations (WIRTS. auch liabilities); POL. discharge one’s commitments; keinerlei Verpflichtungen haben be under no obligation whatsoever2. von neuen Mitarbeitern: engaging, bes. Am. hiring; SPORT signing; die Verpflichtung des neuen Torwarts scheiterte an der Ablösesumme the deal to sign the new goalkeeper fell through because of the transfer fee3. meist Pl.; (Schulden) obligations; seinen Verpflichtungen nachkommen / nicht nachkommen können be able to / not be able to meet one’s obligations4. nur Sg.; (das Verpflichten) obliging; feierliche Verpflichtung von Rekruten etc.: ceremonial enlisting* * *die Verpflichtungduty; commitment; engagement; onus; liability; debt; obligation; undertaking; charge* * *Ver|pflịch|tungf -, -en1) obligation (zu etw to do sth); (finanziell) commitment (zu etw to do sth); (= Aufgabe) dutyVerpflichtungen gegen jdn haben — to be in sb's debt (auch finanziell), to be indebted to sb
seinen Verpflichtungen nachkommen — to fulfil (Brit) or fulfill (US) one's obligations
3) (= das Sich-Verpflichten)(für, auf +acc for) signing on; (MIL) signing upich habe meine Verpflichtung auf sechs Monate bereut — I regret having signed on or committed myself/signed up for six months
* * *die1) (obligation: She could not take the job because of family commitments.) commitment2) (a promise or duty: You are under no obligation to buy this.) obligation* * *Ver·pflich·tung<-, -en>fdie \Verpflichtung haben, etw zu tun to have a duty to do sthseinen \Verpflichtungen nachkommen to do [or form discharge] one's duties3. FIN, JUR obligationbindende \Verpflichtung binding commitment\Verpflichtungen eingehen to make commitmentsseine \Verpflichtungen einhalten to fulfil [or AM -fill]/meet/satisfy one's obligationsfinanzielle \Verpflichtungen financial commitments [or obligations]gesetzliche \Verpflichtung statutory dutyseinen \Verpflichtungen nachkommen to fulfil [or AM -fill]/meet one's obligationsrechtlich bindende \Verpflichtung legally binding undertakingvertragliche \Verpflichtungen contractual obligations* * *die; Verpflichtung, Verpflichtungen1) obligation; commitment[finanzielle] Verpflichtungen — [financial] commitments; liabilities
* * *1. commitment; besonders moralische: obligation; gesetzliche: liability ( auch WIRTSCH); (Versprechen) pledge (zu of); (Pflicht) duty;Verpflichtungen gegenüber jemandem haben be under an obligation to sb;seinen Verpflichtungen nachkommen meet one’s obligations (WIRTSCH auch liabilities); POL discharge one’s commitments;keinerlei Verpflichtungen haben be under no obligation whatsoeverdie Verpflichtung des neuen Torwarts scheiterte an der Ablösesumme the deal to sign the new goalkeeper fell through because of the transfer feeseinen Verpflichtungen nachkommen/nicht nachkommen können be able to/not be able to meet one’s obligationsfeierliche Verpflichtung von Rekruten etc: ceremonial enlisting* * *die; Verpflichtung, Verpflichtungen1) obligation; commitment[finanzielle] Verpflichtungen — [financial] commitments; liabilities
* * *f.commitment n.committal n.debt n.duty n.liability n.obligation n.onus n.(§ pl.: onuses) -
128 verzapfen
v/t1. umg. (Unsinn etc.) come up with; verbal: auch spout; wer hat denn dieses Meisterwerk verzapft? iro. who came up with this piece of brilliance ( oder this masterpiece)?2. (Bier etc.) have on draught (Am. draft)3. TECH. mortise and tenon* * *(zusammenfügen) to mortise* * *ver|zạp|fen ptp verza\#pftvt2) Holzstücke to mortice and tenon; (mit Dübel) to dowel* * *ver·zap·fen *vt▪ etw \verzapfen to concoct sthein kitschiges Gedicht \verzapfen to concoct a kitschy poem; (erzählen) to come out with sthdu verzapfst wieder mal nur Blödsinn! you're talking a load of rubbish again!2. (verbinden)Bretter \verzapfen to mortise planks of wood* * *transitives Verb (ugs. abwertend)Blödsinn — od
Mist verzapfen — come out with or produce rubbish
* * *verzapfen v/t1. umg (Unsinn etc) come up with; verbal: auch spout;wer hat denn dieses Meisterwerk verzapft? iron who came up with this piece of brilliance ( oder this masterpiece)?2. (Bier etc) have on draught (US draft)3. TECH mortise and tenon* * *transitives Verb (ugs. abwertend)Blödsinn — od
Mist verzapfen — come out with or produce rubbish
* * *v.to mortise (into) v.
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