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1 herausfordernd
I Part. Präs. herausfordernII Adj. challenging; (trotzig) defiant; (aufreizend) provocative; (anmaßend) arrogant; (lockend) inviting; herausfordernder Blick (einladend) come-hither look umg.* * *challenging; provocative; defiant* * *he|raus|for|dernd1. adjprovocative; (= lockend auch) inviting; Blick auch come-hither attr; (= Auseinandersetzung suchend) Reden, Haltung, Blick challenging2. adv(= aggressiv, sexuell) provocatively; (= lockend) invitinglyjdn heráúsfordernd ansehen — to give sb a provocative look
* * *(demanding effort; difficult: a challenging job/idea.) challenging* * *he·raus·for·derndI. adj provocative, challenging, invitingII. adv provocatively* * *1. 2.adverbial: s. Adj.: provocatively; challengingly; defiantly* * *B. adj challenging; (trotzig) defiant; (aufreizend) provocative; (anmaßend) arrogant; (lockend) inviting;C. adv:jemanden herausfordernd ansehen give sb a challenging look* * *1. 2.adverbial: s. Adj.: provocatively; challengingly; defiantly* * *adj.challenging adj. -
2 Anfechtung
f1. JUR. challenge; appeal (+ Gen against); WIRTS. avoidance, recission förm.* * *die Anfechtungavoidance; appeal; contestation; challenge* * *Ạn|fech|tung ['anfɛçtʊŋ]f -, -en1) (= das Nichtanerkennen) contesting; (von Meinung, Aussage) challenging; (von Urteil, Entscheidung) appeal (+gen against); (von Vertrag) disputing; (von Ehe) action for nullification or annulment2) (= Versuchung) temptation; (= Selbstzweifel) doubt* * *An·fech·tung<-, -en>fallen \Anfechtungen standhalten to withstand all trials* * *die; Anfechtung, Anfechtungen (bes. Rechtsw.) s. anfechten 1): challenging; disputing; contesting* * *1. JUR challenge; appeal (+gen against); WIRTSCH avoidance, recission form* * *die; Anfechtung, Anfechtungen (bes. Rechtsw.) s. anfechten 1): challenging; disputing; contesting* * *f.contestation n.impeachment n.obsession n. -
3 auffordernd
I Part. Präs. auffordernII Adj. Blick: encouraging, inviting; stärker: provocative; in einer auffordernden Haltung in a challenging pose; ( sexuell) auffordernde Blicke come-hither look* * *auf|for|derndadjinviting* * *auf·for·derndI. adj invitingII. adv invitingly* * *1. 2.adverbial encouragingly* * *in einer auffordernden Haltung in a challenging pose;(sexuell) auffordernde Blicke come-hither lookC. adv:jemanden auffordernd ansehen look at sb encouragingly* * *1. 2.adverbial encouragingly -
4 fordern
v/t1. (verlangen) demand ( von jemandem of s.o.); rechtlich: claim; (Preis) ask (for); zu viel fordern be too demanding; du forderst zu viel you’re asking too much (of me); zahlreiche Menschenleben oder Todesopfer fordern fig. claim many lives2. (erfordern) demand, call for3. jemanden fordern (jemanden anstrengen) stretch s.o.; stärker: take it out of s.o.; (einen Sportler) push ( oder stretch) s.o.; ( richtig) gefordert werden be faced with a (real) challenge; er fühlt sich in seinem Beruf nicht gefordert he needs a more challenging job; in dieser Angelegenheit sind wir alle gefordert this business is putting us all on our mettle ( oder to the test)4. zum Duell fordern challenge to a duel* * *to claim; to demand; to require; to ask; to arrogate; to postulate* * *fọr|dern ['fɔrdɐn]1. vt1) (= verlangen) to demand; Preis to ask; (in Appell, Aufrufen etc, = erfordern) to call for; (= Anspruch erheben auf) Entschädigung, Lohnerhöhung to claimviel/zu viel von jdm fordern — to ask or demand a lot/too much of sb, to make too many demands on sb
See:2) (fig = kosten) Menschenleben, Opfer to claim3) (lit, fig = herausfordern) to challengeer ist noch nie im Leben richtig gefordert worden — he has never been faced with a real challenge
2. vito make demandser fordert nur, ohne selbst zu geben — he demands everything as a right, without giving anything himself
* * *1) (to demand as a right: You must claim your money back if the goods are damaged.) claim2) (to force the payment of or giving of: We should exact fines from everyone who drops litter on the streets.) exact3) (to try to get; to keep demanding: The miners are pressing for higher wages.) press for* * *for·dern[ˈfɔrdɐn]I. vt1. (verlangen)▪ etw [von jdm] \fordern to demand sth [from sb]2. (erfordern)▪ etw [von jdm] \fordern to require sth [of [or from] sb]3. (kosten)▪ etw \fordern to claim sthder Flugzeugabsturz forderte 123 Menschenleben the [aero]plane crash claimed 123 lives4. (Leistung abverlangen)▪ jdn/ein Tier \fordern to make demands on sb/an animaljdn zum Duell/Kampf \fordern to challenge sb to a duel/fight▪ [von jdm] \fordern, dass... to demand [of sb] that...mit allem Nachdruck \fordern, dass... to insist that...* * *transitives Verb1) demand3) (in Anspruch nehmen) make demands onvon etwas gefordert werden — be stretched by something
4)jemanden [zum Duell] fordern — challenge somebody [to a duel]
* * *fordern v/t1. (verlangen) demand (zu viel fordern be too demanding;du forderst zu viel you’re asking too much (of me);Todesopfer fordern fig claim many lives2. (erfordern) demand, call for3.jemanden fordern (jemanden anstrengen) stretch sb; stärker: take it out of sb; (einen Sportler) push ( oder stretch) sb;(richtig) gefordert werden be faced with a (real) challenge;er fühlt sich in seinem Beruf nicht gefordert he needs a more challenging job;in dieser Angelegenheit sind wir alle gefordert this business is putting us all on our mettle ( oder to the test)4.zum Duell fordern challenge to a duel* * *transitives Verb1) demand3) (in Anspruch nehmen) make demands on4)jemanden [zum Duell] fordern — challenge somebody [to a duel]
* * *v.to ask (for) v.to claim v.to demand v.to postulate v.to require v. -
5 fordernd
I Part. Präs. fordern* * *demanding* * *fọr|derndadjVerhalten, Ruf imperious; Persönlichkeit, Aufgabe demanding* * *for·dernd* * ** * *adj.promoting adj. -
6 serious foul play
■ Breach of the Laws of the Game by a player against an opposing player when challenging for the ball, resulting in suspension for one competition match or for a fixed period of time.■ Spielregelverletzung, bei der ein Spieler im Kampf um den Ball einen Gegenspieler übermäßig hart oder brutal angreift und die mit einer Sperre auf bestimmte Zeit, mindestens aber für ein Wettbewerbsspiel, geahndet wird. -
7 Ablehnungsantrag
m petition ( oder motion) for rejection* * *Ạb|leh|nungs|an|tragmpetition or motion for rejection* * *Ab·leh·nungs·an·tragm JUR challenging motion* * * -
8 fördern
v/t1. (verlangen) demand ( von jemandem of s.o.); rechtlich: claim; (Preis) ask (for); zu viel fordern be too demanding; du forderst zu viel you’re asking too much (of me); zahlreiche Menschenleben oder Todesopfer fordern fig. claim many lives2. (erfordern) demand, call for3. jemanden fordern (jemanden anstrengen) stretch s.o.; stärker: take it out of s.o.; (einen Sportler) push ( oder stretch) s.o.; ( richtig) gefordert werden be faced with a (real) challenge; er fühlt sich in seinem Beruf nicht gefordert he needs a more challenging job; in dieser Angelegenheit sind wir alle gefordert this business is putting us all on our mettle ( oder to the test)4. zum Duell fordern challenge to a duel* * *to claim; to demand; to require; to ask; to arrogate; to postulate* * *fọr|dern ['fɔrdɐn]1. vt1) (= verlangen) to demand; Preis to ask; (in Appell, Aufrufen etc, = erfordern) to call for; (= Anspruch erheben auf) Entschädigung, Lohnerhöhung to claimviel/zu viel von jdm fordern — to ask or demand a lot/too much of sb, to make too many demands on sb
See:2) (fig = kosten) Menschenleben, Opfer to claim3) (lit, fig = herausfordern) to challengeer ist noch nie im Leben richtig gefordert worden — he has never been faced with a real challenge
2. vito make demandser fordert nur, ohne selbst zu geben — he demands everything as a right, without giving anything himself
* * *1) (to demand as a right: You must claim your money back if the goods are damaged.) claim2) (to force the payment of or giving of: We should exact fines from everyone who drops litter on the streets.) exact3) (to try to get; to keep demanding: The miners are pressing for higher wages.) press for* * *for·dern[ˈfɔrdɐn]I. vt1. (verlangen)▪ etw [von jdm] \fordern to demand sth [from sb]2. (erfordern)▪ etw [von jdm] \fordern to require sth [of [or from] sb]3. (kosten)▪ etw \fordern to claim sthder Flugzeugabsturz forderte 123 Menschenleben the [aero]plane crash claimed 123 lives4. (Leistung abverlangen)▪ jdn/ein Tier \fordern to make demands on sb/an animaljdn zum Duell/Kampf \fordern to challenge sb to a duel/fight▪ [von jdm] \fordern, dass... to demand [of sb] that...mit allem Nachdruck \fordern, dass... to insist that...* * *transitives Verb1) demand3) (in Anspruch nehmen) make demands onvon etwas gefordert werden — be stretched by something
4)jemanden [zum Duell] fordern — challenge somebody [to a duel]
* * *fördern v/t1. Person, Sache: (Beziehungen, Handel, Künste etc) promote, foster; (Talent, Wachstum etc) foster, encourage, nurse; (Ideal, Karriere, Wahrheitsfindung etc) further; (Absatz, Verbrauch etc) boost, increase; Person: (unterstützen) support; als Gönner: patronize, besonders Firma: sponsor; Sache: (förderlich sein) help, be good for; (verbessern) improve; (Appetit etc) stimulate; (Schlaf, Verdauung) aid; → fördernd* * *transitives Verb1) demand3) (in Anspruch nehmen) make demands on4)jemanden [zum Duell] fordern — challenge somebody [to a duel]
* * *v.to ask (for) v.to claim v.to demand v.to postulate v.to require v. -
9 fördernd
I Part. Präs. fordern* * *demanding* * *fọr|derndadjVerhalten, Ruf imperious; Persönlichkeit, Aufgabe demanding* * *for·dernd* * *B. adj:förderndes Mitglied eines Vereins: supporting member* * *adj.promoting adj. -
10 lockend
I Part. Präs. locken2* * *challenging* * *lọ|ckendadjtempting, enticing, alluring* * *lo·ckendadj tempting▪ etw ist für jdn \lockend sth is tempting for sb* * *A. ppr → locken2* * *adj.curling adj.enticing adj. -
11 Trotz
Präp. in spite of, despite; trotz allem in spite of everything; trotz alledem for all that; trotz seiner Vorsicht in spite of ( oder despite) the care he took, however careful he was; trotz all seiner Bemühungen auch for all his efforts* * *der Trotzdefiance* * *Trọtz [trɔts]m -es, no pldefiance; (= trotziges Verhalten) contrarinessjdm/einer Sache zum Trotz — in defiance of sb/sth
jdm/einer Sache Trotz bieten (geh) — to defy or flout sb/sth
* * *1) (in spite of: For all his money, he didn't seem happy.) for2) (open disobedience; challenging or opposition: He went in defiance of my orders.) defiance3) (in spite of: He didn't get the job despite all his qualifications.) despite4) (having to deal with and in spite of: She succeeded in the face of great difficulties.) in the face of5) (although something has or had happened, is or was a fact etc: In spite of all the rain that had fallen, the ground was still pretty dry.) in spite of* * *<- es>[trɔts]m kein pl defiancedass die Kleine so widerspenstig ist, ist nichts als \Trotz the child's rebelliousness is nothing more than contrariness▪ jds \Trotz gegen jdn/etw sb's defiance of sb/sthaus \Trotz [gegen jdn/etw] out of spite [for sb/sth]jdm/etw zum \Trotz in defiance of sb/a thing* * *der; Trotzes defiance; (Oppositionsgeist) cussedness (coll.); contrarinessjemandem/einer Sache zum Trotz — in defiance of somebody/something
* * *aus Trotz just to be stubborn; (aus Boshaftigkeit) out of spite;jemandem zum Trotz to spite sb;jemandem Trotz bieten defy sb;ihrer Warnung zum Trotz in defiance of ( oder flouting) her warning* * *der; Trotzes defiance; (Oppositionsgeist) cussedness (coll.); contrarinessjemandem/einer Sache zum Trotz — in defiance of somebody/something
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12 trotz
Präp. in spite of, despite; trotz allem in spite of everything; trotz alledem for all that; trotz seiner Vorsicht in spite of ( oder despite) the care he took, however careful he was; trotz all seiner Bemühungen auch for all his efforts* * *der Trotzdefiance* * *Trọtz [trɔts]m -es, no pldefiance; (= trotziges Verhalten) contrarinessjdm/einer Sache zum Trotz — in defiance of sb/sth
jdm/einer Sache Trotz bieten (geh) — to defy or flout sb/sth
* * *1) (in spite of: For all his money, he didn't seem happy.) for2) (open disobedience; challenging or opposition: He went in defiance of my orders.) defiance3) (in spite of: He didn't get the job despite all his qualifications.) despite4) (having to deal with and in spite of: She succeeded in the face of great difficulties.) in the face of5) (although something has or had happened, is or was a fact etc: In spite of all the rain that had fallen, the ground was still pretty dry.) in spite of* * *<- es>[trɔts]m kein pl defiancedass die Kleine so widerspenstig ist, ist nichts als \Trotz the child's rebelliousness is nothing more than contrariness▪ jds \Trotz gegen jdn/etw sb's defiance of sb/sthaus \Trotz [gegen jdn/etw] out of spite [for sb/sth]jdm/etw zum \Trotz in defiance of sb/a thing* * *der; Trotzes defiance; (Oppositionsgeist) cussedness (coll.); contrarinessjemandem/einer Sache zum Trotz — in defiance of somebody/something
* * *trotz präp in spite of, despite;trotz allem in spite of everything;trotz alledem for all that;trotz seiner Vorsicht in spite of ( oder despite) the care he took, however careful he was;trotz all seiner Bemühungen auch for all his efforts* * *der; Trotzes defiance; (Oppositionsgeist) cussedness (coll.); contrarinessjemandem/einer Sache zum Trotz — in defiance of somebody/something
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13 Ablehnungsgesuch
Ab·leh·nungs·ge·suchnt JUR challenging petition -
14 faszinierend
fascinating; interesting; challenging* * *(very charming, attractive or interesting: a fascinating story.) fascinating* * *fas·zi·nie·rendadj fascinating* * *adj.fascinating adj. adv.fascinatingly adv. -
15 Willensmangel
Wil·lens·man·gelm JUR failure [or deficiency] of intentionAnfechtung wegen \Willensmangel challenging the court on the grounds of failure of intent -
16 Popularklage
Popularklage f ≈ citizen’s action challenging the validity of a statute or regulation on constitutional grounds, admissible without the citizen’s right being affected (Bavarian constitutional law) -
17 Richterablehnung
Richterablehnung f objection to a judge; challenging of a judge -
18 Vertragsanfechtung
Vertragsanfechtung f rescission; challenging the validity of a contract; avoidance of a contract -
19 Anfechtung
An·fech·tung <-, -en> fallen \Anfechtungen standhalten to withstand all trials -
20 herausfordernd
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