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1 Regierung
f POL. (Kabinett) government; (Regierungszeit) term of office; eines Königs etc.: reign; eine demokratisch gewählte Regierung a democratically elected government; die Regierung Clinton the Clinton administration; unter der Regierung von Thatcher oder unter Thatchers Regierung auch under Thatcher; an der Regierung in power; die Regierung übernehmen take power; Kanzler etc.: auch take office; Monarch: ascend the throne; an die Regierung kommen come to power; Kanzler etc.: auch come into office; Monarch: come to ( oder ascend) the throne; an der Regierung sein be in power; Kanzler etc.: auch be in office; die Regierung stürzen bring down the government; eine neue Regierung bilden form a new government* * *die Regierunggovernment; administration; regimen* * *Re|gie|rung [re'giːrʊŋ]f -, -en1) (= Kabinett) governmentdie Regíérung Blair — the Blair government
2) (= Herrschaft) government; (= Zeitabschnitt) period of government; (nicht demokratisch) rule; (von Monarch) reign; (= Führung) leadershipdie Regíérung antreten — to take power; (nach Wahl auch)
die Regíérung ausüben — to exercise power
* * *die2) (the people who rule a country or state: the British Government.) government3) (the act or process of governing.) government* * *Re·gie·rung<-, -en>[reˈgi:rʊŋ]f POL1. (Kabinett) government2. (Herrschaftsgewalt) rule, reignnach der \Regierung streben to strive for powerjdn an die \Regierung bringen to put sb into power [or office]an der \Regierung sein to be in power [or office]die \Regierung antreten to take power [or office]* * *die; Regierung, Regierungendie Regierung übernehmen od. antreten — take over; come to power
2) (Kabinett) government* * *eine demokratisch gewählte Regierung a democratically elected government;die Regierung Clinton the Clinton administration;unter Thatchers Regierung auch under Thatcher;an der Regierung in power;an die Regierung kommen come to power; Kanzler etc: auch come into office; Monarch: come to ( oder ascend) the throne;an der Regierung sein be in power; Kanzler etc: auch be in office;die Regierung stürzen bring down the government;eine neue Regierung bilden form a new government* * *die; Regierung, Regierungendie Regierung übernehmen od. antreten — take over; come to power
2) (Kabinett) government* * *f.government n.regimen n. -
2 legitimieren
II v/refl prove one’s identity; mit Dokumenten etc.: show one’s credentials* * *to legitimize* * *le|gi|ti|mie|ren [legiti'miːrən] ptp legitimiert1. vtBeziehung, Kind to legitimize; (= berechtigen) to entitle; (= berechtigt erscheinen lassen) to justify, to warrant; (= Erlaubnis geben) to authorize2. vrto show (proof of) authorization; (= sich ausweisen) to identify oneself, to show proof of one's identity* * *le·gi·ti·mie·ren *[legitiˈmi:rən]zu Kontrollen legitimiert sein to be authorized to carry out checks▪ [dazu] legitimiert sein, etw zu tun to be authorized [or entitled] to do sth▪ [durch jdn/etw] legitimiert werden to be legitimized [by sb/sth]▪ etw \legitimieren to legitimize sth3. (für ehelich erklären) to legitimateein Kind \legitimieren to legitimate a child* * *1.transitives Verb1) (rechtfertigen) justify2) (bevollmächtigen) authorize2.reflexives Verb show proof of one's identity* * *B. v/r prove one’s identity; mit Dokumenten etc: show one’s credentials* * *1.transitives Verb1) (rechtfertigen) justify2) (bevollmächtigen) authorize3) (für legitim erklären) legitimize <child, relationship>2.reflexives Verb show proof of one's identity* * *v.to legitimate v.to legitimise (UK) v.to legitimize (US) v.
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