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1 aus politischen Gründen
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2 verfolgen
v/t2. (Spur) follow4. (jemanden) ungerecht, grausam: persecute; strafrechtlich: prosecute; in seinem Heimatland ( politisch) verfolgt werden be persecuted in one’s home country (for political reasons)5. (bedrängen) dog, plague; mit Hass: persecute; (ständig beschäftigen) Traum etc.: haunt; vom Pech verfolgt dogged by misfortune; der Gedanke verfolgt mich überall hin the thought haunts me everywhere I go6. (Gedankengang) follow up7. (Vorgang) follow, observe; (Entwicklung) trace (auch EDV); sie verfolgte jede seiner Bewegungen she followed his every move* * *(heimsuchen) to haunt;(jagen) to hunt; to chase;(juristisch ahnden) to prosecute;(nachfolgen) to track; to pursue; to follow;(polizeilich ermitteln) to persecute* * *ver|fọl|gen ptp verfo\#lgtvtZiel, Idee, Interessen, Karriere, Straftat to pursue; jdn auch to follow; (= jds Spuren folgen) jdn to trail; Tier to track; (mit Hunden etc) to hunt; Unterricht, Entwicklung, Geschichte, Spur to follow; Vorschlag, Gedanken to follow up; (COMPUT ) Änderungen to track; (politisch, religiös) to persecute; (Gedanke, Erinnerung etc) jdn to hauntvom Unglück/Schicksal etc verfolgt werden or sein — to be dogged by ill fortune/by fate etc
jdn mit Bitten/Forderungen verfolgen — to badger sb with requests/demands
See:* * *1) (to follow: If you want to catch him, you had better get after him at once.) get after2) (to find out more about (something): I followed up the news.) follow up3) (to occupy (someone's mind) too much: He is obsessed by the fear of death.) obsess4) (to make (someone) suffer, especially because of their opinions or beliefs: They were persecuted for their religion.) persecute5) (to follow especially in order to catch or capture; to chase: They pursued the thief through the town.) pursue6) (to follow the track of: The herd of reindeer was being trailed by a pack of wolves.) trail* * *ver·fol·gen *vt1. (nachsetzen)▪ jdn \verfolgen to follow sb2. (nachgehen)eine Spur/einen Weg/eine Diskussion \verfolgen to follow a lead/a way/ a discussion▪ jdn \verfolgen to persecute sbeine Absicht \verfolgen to have sth in mindeine Laufbahn \verfolgen to pursue a career▪ etw [irgendwie] \verfolgen to prosecute sth [in a certain way]jdn gerichtlich \verfolgen to institute legal proceedings against sbjdn strafrechtlich \verfolgen to prosecute sbjeder Ladendiebstahl wird von uns verfolgt shoplifters will be prosecuted6. (belasten)▪ jdn \verfolgen to dog sbvom Unglück/Pech verfolgt sein to be dogged by ill fortune/bad luck* * *transitives Verb1) pursue; hunt, track < animal>jemanden auf Schritt und Tritt verfolgen — follow somebody wherever he/she goes
der Gedanke daran verfolgte ihn — (fig.) the thought of it haunted him
vom Pech verfolgt sein — (fig.) be dogged by bad luck
2) (bedrängen) plague3) (bedrohen) persecute4) (zu verwirklichen suchen) pursue <policy, plan, career, idea, purpose, etc.>5) (beobachten) follow <conversation, events, trial, developments, etc.>6)etwas [strafrechtlich] verfolgen — prosecute something
* * *verfolgen v/t2. (Spur) followin seinem Heimatland (politisch) verfolgt werden be persecuted in one’s home country (for political reasons)vom Pech verfolgt dogged by misfortune;der Gedanke verfolgt mich überall hin the thought haunts me everywhere I go6. (Gedankengang) follow upsie verfolgte jede seiner Bewegungen she followed his every move* * *transitives Verb1) pursue; hunt, track < animal>jemanden auf Schritt und Tritt verfolgen — follow somebody wherever he/she goes
der Gedanke daran verfolgte ihn — (fig.) the thought of it haunted him
vom Pech verfolgt sein — (fig.) be dogged by bad luck
2) (bedrängen) plague3) (bedrohen) persecute4) (zu verwirklichen suchen) pursue <policy, plan, career, idea, purpose, etc.>5) (beobachten) follow <conversation, events, trial, developments, etc.>6)etwas [strafrechtlich] verfolgen — prosecute something
* * *(ein Ziel, einen Plan) v.to pursue v. v.to follow v.to follow up v.to haunt v.to obsess v.to persecute v.to pursue v.to trace v.to track v. -
3 politisch
I Adj. political; fig. (klug) judicious, politic; politischer Beamter civil servant implementing government policy; politischer Gefangener political prisoner; politische Polizei state security police; politische Wissenschaft(en) political science(s); politische Theologie political theology; politisches Kabarett political cabaretII Adv. politically; politisch tätig involved in politics, politically active; politisch interessiert interested in politics, politically aware; politisch Verfolgte(r) victim of political persecution; wie ist er politisch eingestellt? where does he stand politically?* * *political* * *po|li|tisch [po'liːtɪʃ]1. adjpolitical; (= klug) politic, judicious2. advpoliticallysich polítisch betätigen — to be involved in politics
polítisch interessiert sein — to be interested in politics
jdn polítisch schulen — to educate sb politically
* * *1) (of, or concerning, politics: for political reasons; political studies.) political2) politically* * *po·li·tisch[poˈli:tɪʃ]I. adj1. POL political\politisch Verfolgte victim of political persecution2. (geh) politicII. adv1. POL politically2. (klug) politicly, judiciously* * *1.1) political2) (klug u. berechnend) politic2.1) politically2) (klug u. berechnend) politicly; judiciously* * *A. adj political; fig (klug) judicious, politic;politischer Beamter civil servant implementing government policy;politischer Gefangener political prisoner;politische Polizei state security police;politische Wissenschaft(en) political science(s);politische Theologie political theology;politisches Kabarett political cabaretB. adv politically;politisch tätig involved in politics, politically active;politisch interessiert interested in politics, politically aware;politisch Verfolgte(r) victim of political persecution;wie ist er politisch eingestellt? where does he stand politically?* * *1.1) political2) (klug u. berechnend) politic2.1) politically2) (klug u. berechnend) politicly; judiciously* * *adj.political adj. adv.politically adv. -
4 politische Gefangene
(a person who has been imprisoned for political reasons and not for any crime.) political prisoner -
5 politisches Asyl
(protection given by a government to a foreigner who has left his own country for political reasons.) political asylum -
6 ermorden
v/t murder; durch Attentat: assassinate* * *to assassinate; to liquidate; to murder; to kill; to slay* * *er|mọr|den [ɛɐ'mɔrdn] ptp ermo\#rdetvtto murder; (esp aus politischen Gründen) to assassinate* * *1) (to murder, especially for political reasons: The president was assassinated by terrorists.) assassinate* * *er·mor·den *vt▪ jdn \ermorden to murder sb* * *transitives Verb murder; (aus politischen Gründen) assassinate* * ** * *transitives Verb murder; (aus politischen Gründen) assassinate* * *v.to assassinate v.to murder v.to slay v.(§ p.,p.p.: slew, slain) -
7 Zensor
m; -s, -en; HIST. und fig. censor* * *der Zensorcensor* * *Zẹn|sor ['tsɛnzoːɐ]1. m -s, Zensoren[-'zoːrən] Zen|só|rin [-'zoːrɪn]2. f -, -nencensor* * *der1) (an official who examines films etc and has the power to remove any of the contents which might offend people: Part of his film has been banned by the censor.) censor2) (an official (eg in the army) who examines letters etc and removes information which the authorities do not wish to be made public for political reasons etc.) censor* * *Zen·sor, Zen·so·rin<-s, -en>[ˈtsɛnzo:ɐ̯, tsɛnˈzo:rɪn, pl -ˈzo:rən]m, f censor* * * -
8 aus politischen Gründen
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9 Überzeugungstäter
m: er ist ein Überzeugungstäter he committed the crime out of moral ( oder religious, political) conviction; umg., fig. (handelt aus Überzeugung) he acts on conviction; politischer Überzeugungstäter politically-motivated offender, political criminal* * *Über|zeu|gungs|tä|ter(in)m(f)Überzéúgungstäter sein — to commit an offence (Brit) or offense (US) for political/religious etc reasons
* * *Über·zeu·gungs·tä·ter(in)m(f) JUR offender by conviction; (politisch) political[ly motivated] criminal; (religiös) religious[ly motivated] criminal* * *er ist ein Überzeugungstäter he committed the crime out of moral ( oder religious, political) conviction; umg, fig (handelt aus Überzeugung) he acts on conviction;politischer Überzeugungstäter politically-motivated offender, political criminal -
10 Überzeugungstäterin
Über|zeu|gungs|tä|ter(in)m(f)Überzéúgungstäter sein — to commit an offence (Brit) or offense (US) for political/religious etc reasons
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11 konjunkturpolitisch
konjunkturpolitisch
cyclical, [political-]economic;
• konjunkturpolitisch unerwünscht cyclically undesirable;
• konjunkturpolitischer Aktivismus economic policy activism;
• konjunkturpolitische Entschlüsse [anti]cyclical policy resolutions;
• konjunkturpolitische Erwägungen cyclical considerations;
• aus konjunkturpolitischen Gründen for [anti]cyclical reasons;
• konjunkturpolitische Lage cyclical situation;
• konjunkturpolitische Maßnahmen economic policy measures;
• konjunkturpolitischer Mitarbeiter economic policy official;
• konjunkturpolitische Überlegungen cyclical considerations;
• konjunkturpolitische Verhandlungspunkte economic-policy agenda;
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12 wirtschaftspolitisch
wirtschaftspolitisch
political-economic, politico-economic;
• wirtschaftspolitische Abteilung economic-policy department;
• wirtschaftspolitischer Ausschuss economic-policy committee;
• wirtschaftspolitische Entscheidungen economic-policy decisions;
• wirtschaftspolitische Entschlüsse anticyclical policy resolutions;
• aus wirtschaftspolitischen Gründen for [anti]cyclical reasons;
• wirtschaftspolitisches Instrumentarium instrument of economic policy, economic-policy tools;
• wirtschaftspolitische Lage economic (cyclical) situation;
• wirtschaftspolitische Maßnahmen economic measures;
• indikatorgebundene wirtschaftspolitische Maßnahme formula flexibility;
• wirtschaftspolitische Probleme economic[-policy] problems;
• wirtschaftspolitische Situation economic situation;
• wirtschaftspolitische Sofortmaßnahmen discretionary stabilizer;
• wirtschaftspolitische Tagesordnung economic-policy agenda;
• wirtschaftspolitischer Teil (Zeitung) financial columns (page), city news (Br.);
• wirtschaftspolitisches Ziel economic-policy goal;
• wirtschaftspolitische Zielsetzungen economic targets.
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