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1 deference
nounRespekt, der; Ehrerbietung, die (geh.)in deference to somebody/something — aus Achtung vor jemandem/etwas
* * *['defərəns]1) (willingness to consider the wishes etc of others: He always treats his mother with deference.) die Ehrerbietung2) (the act of deferring.) die Nachgiebigkeit* * *def·er·ence[ˈdefərən(t)s]to do sth in [or out of] \deference to sb/sth etw aus Respekt vor jdm/etw tunto treat sb with \deference jdn respektvoll [o mit Respekt] behandeln* * *['defərəns]nAchtung f, Respekt mout of or in deference to — aus Achtung (dat) or Respekt (dat)
with all due deference to you — bei aller schuldigen Achtung or allem schuldigen Respekt Ihnen gegenüber
* * *deference [ˈdefərəns] sto gegenüber, vor dat):in deference to, out of deference to aus Achtung vor (dat)( → 2);with all due deference to bei aller Hochachtung vor (dat);2. Rücksicht(nahme) f (to auf akk):* * *nounRespekt, der; Ehrerbietung, die (geh.)in deference to somebody/something — aus Achtung vor jemandem/etwas
* * *n.Ehrerbietung f.
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