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adjective* * *de·fama·tory[dɪˈfæmətəri, AM -tɔ:ri]a \defamatory speech eine Schmährede\defamatory statement beleidigende Äußerung, üble Nachrede* * *[dI'fmətərI]adjdiffamierend, verleumderisch* * ** * *adjective* * *adj.verleumderisch adj. -
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1. noun(schriftliche) Verleumdung2. transitive verb,* * *1. noun(the legal term for something written which is harmful to a person's reputation.) die Verleumdung2. verb- academic.ru/42704/libellous">libellous- libellously* * *li·bel[ˈlaɪbəl]I. nan action for \libel eine Verleumdungsklageto sue sb for \libel jdn wegen Verleumdung verklagen2. (defamatory statement) [schriftliche] Verleumdungthe whole story was a vicious \libel on my character die ganze Geschichte war eine gemeine Verleumdung und sollte meinen Ruf ruinierenII. vt▪ to \libel sb jdn [schriftlich] verleumden* * *['laIbəl]1. n(schriftlich geäußerte) Verleumdung ( on +gen)to begin a libel action against sb —
it's a libel on all of us — das ist eine Verleumdung, die uns alle trifft
2. vtverleumden* * *libel [ˈlaıbl]A s1. JURa) REL Klage (-schrift) fb) schott Anklage f2. JURb) Schmähschrift fB v/t prät und pperf -beled, besonders Br -belled1. JURa) REL klagen gegenb) schott anklagen3. allg verleumden, verunglimpfen, beleidigen* * *1. noun(schriftliche) Verleumdung2. transitive verb,* * *n.Beleidigung f.Ehrenkränkung f.Rufschädigung f.Verleumdung f.üble Nachrede f. v.verleumden v.verunglimpfen v. -
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an action for \libel eine Verleumdungsklage;to sue sb for \libel jdn wegen Verleumdung verklagen2) ( defamatory statement) [schriftliche] Verleumdung;the whole story was a vicious \libel on my character die ganze Geschichte war eine gemeine Verleumdung und sollte meinen Ruf ruinieren vt <( Brit) - ll- or ( Am usu) - l->to \libel sb jdn verleumden
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