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21 Männerfeindlichkeit
f hostility toward(s) men, anti-male attitude* * *Männerfeindlichkeit f hostility toward(s) men, anti-male attitude -
22 Menschenfeindlichkeit
f1. misanthropy* * *1. misanthropy -
23 ostentativ
Adj. (unmissverständlich) unmistakable, pointed; (demonstrativ) exaggerated, studied* * *os|ten|ta|tiv [ɔstɛnta'tiːf]1. adjpointed2. advpointedly* * *os·ten·ta·tiv[ɔstɛntaˈti:f]I. adj ostentatiousII. adv ostentatiously* * *1.(geh.) Adjektiv pointed <absence, silence>; overt < hostility>; exaggerated < heartiness>; ostentatious < gesture>2.* * ** * *1.(geh.) Adjektiv pointed <absence, silence>; overt < hostility>; exaggerated < heartiness>; ostentatious < gesture>2.* * *adj.ostentatious adj. -
24 Verfeindung
f (growing) hostility; (Zustand) (state of) enmity* * * -
25 Unfriede[n]
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26 Handlung
Handlung f GEN act, action* * *f < Geschäft> act, action* * *Handlung
act[ion], deed, proceeding, (Laden) business, shop (Br.), store (US);
• betrügerische Handlung fraudulent activity, deceit;
• fahrlässige Handlung negligent act;
• feindselige Handlung (Völkerrecht) act of hostility, hostile act;
• genehmigungsfähige Handlung act capable of ratification;
• nachträgliche Handlung postfactum;
• rechtswidrige Handlung malfeasance, unlawful (illegal, tortious) act, unlawful action, irregular activity;
• schädigende Handlung harmful action;
• strafbare Handlung criminal (public) offence;
• unerlaubte Handlung actionable tort (nuisance), tortious act, (auf hoher See) maritime tort;
• unfreundliche Handlung unfriendly act;
• ungesetzliche Handlung unlawful (wrongful) act;
• unsittliche Handlung immoral offence;
• zum Schadenersatz verpflichtende Handlung tort actionable by one damaged thereby;
• widerrechtliche Handlung illegal act;
• Handlung des Erfüllungsgehilfen vicarious performance (act);
• Handlung auf eigene Rechnung separate trade;
• unerlaubte Handlung begehen to commit a tort;
• Schadenersatz wegen unerlaubter Handlung erlangen to obtain damages in tort;
• aus unerlaubter Handlung haften to be liable in tort;
• für die unerlaubten Handlungen seines Vertreters haften to be liable for the tort of one’s agent;
• aus unerlaubter Handlung klagen to sue for tort;
• für seine Handlungen verantwortlich sein to be responsible for one’s actions;
• für seine unerlaubte Handlung nicht voll verantwortlich sein to lack full tortious liability. -
27 Angriff
m ( auf + Akk oder gegen) attack (on) (auch Sport und fig.), assault (on); strategisch: offensive (on); tätlicher Angriff JUR. assault (and battery); Angriff auf die Persönlichkeitssphäre fig. assault on ( oder invasion of) privacy; etw. in Angriff nehmen (handhaben) tackle s.th., (beginnen) get started ( oder cracking umg.) on s.th., get down to s.th.; zum Angriff blasen MIL. sound the charge ( oder attack); fig. sound the attack; zum Angriff übergehen take the ( oder mount an) offensive; Angriff ist die beste Verteidigung Sprichw. attack is the best defen|ce (Am. -se)* * *der Angriffwhammy; assault; raid; aggression; charge; onset; attack; onslaught* * *An|griff ['angr-]m (MIL, SPORT fig)attack ( gegen, auf +acc on); (= Luftangriff) (air) raidAngriff ist die beste Verteidigung (prov) — attack is the best means of defence (Brit) or defense (US)
zum Angriff übergehen — to go over to the attack, to take the offensive
zum Angriff blasen (Mil, fig) — to sound the charge
etw in Angriff nehmen — to tackle sth, to set about sth
* * *der1) ((a feeling of) hostility.) aggression2) (an act or the action of attacking: The brutal attack killed the old man; They made an air attack on the town.) attack* * *An·griffmein \Angriff feindlicher Bomber an attack by enemy bombers, a[n air-]raidzum \Angriff blasen to sound the charge [or attack]; (fig) to go on the offensive [or attack]zum \Angriff übergehen to go over to the attack; (fig) to go on the offensive [or attackim \Angriff spielen to play in attack▪ ein \Angriff auf [o gegen] jdn/etw an attack on sb/sth4.▶ \Angriff ist die beste Verteidigung (prov) offence [or AM -se] is the best [form of] defence [or AM -se] prov▶ etw in \Angriff nehmen to tackle [or set about] sth* * *der attackzum Angriff übergehen — go over to the attack; take the offensive
zum Angriff blasen — (auch fig.) sound the charge or attack
etwas in Angriff nehmen — (fig.) set about or tackle something
* * *Angriff m (auf +akk odergegen) attack (on) (auch Sport und fig), assault (on); strategisch: offensive (on); SPORT: (auf Spieler im Ballbesitz) tackle;tätlicher Angriff JUR assault (and battery);etwas in Angriff nehmen (handhaben) tackle sth, (beginnen) get started ( oder cracking umg) on sth, get down to sth;zum Angriff übergehen take the ( oder mount an) offensive;* * *der attackzum Angriff übergehen — go over to the attack; take the offensive
zum Angriff blasen — (auch fig.) sound the charge or attack
etwas in Angriff nehmen — (fig.) set about or tackle something
* * *-e (auf) m.descent (on, upon) n. -e m.aggression n.assault n.attack n.charge n.offence n.offense n.onset n.onslaught n.whammy* (US) n. -
28 Bedrohung
f threat ( für to); die Bedrohung unserer Umwelt durch... the threat to our environment by...; JUR.: tätliche Bedrohung threatening behavio(u)r, criminal assault; unter ständiger Bedrohung leben live under constant threat* * *die Bedrohungthreat* * *Be|dro|hungfthreat (+gen to); (= das Bedrohen auch) threatening (+gen of)in ständiger Bedróhung leben — to live under a constant threat
* * *die1) (something likely to cause injury, damage etc: Traffic is a menace on narrow roads.) menace2) (a threat or show of hostility: His voice was full of menace.) menace3) (a source of danger: His presence is a threat to our plan/success.) threat* * *Be·dro·hungf* * *die threat (Gen., für to)* * *Bedrohung f threat (für to);die Bedrohung unserer Umwelt durch … the threat to our environment by …; JUR:tätliche Bedrohung threatening behavio(u)r, criminal assault;unter ständiger Bedrohung leben live under constant threat* * *die threat (Gen., für to)* * *f.threat n. -
29 Deutschfeindlichkeit
Deutsch|feind|lich|keitfGermanophobia* * *Deutsch·feind·lich·keitf hostility to Germany, Germanophobia form -
30 gewiß
1) (slight; some: a certain hostility in his manner; a certain amount.) certain2) (unlikely to fail (to do or get something): He's sure to win; You're sure of a good dinner if you stay at that hotel.) sure* * *ge·wissRR, ge·wißALT[gəˈvɪs]I. adjeine \gewiße Frau Schmidt a [certain] Ms Schmidt[bis] zu einem \gewißen Grad[e] to a certain degreeganz \gewiß quite [or most] certainly [or surely] -
31 Technikfeindlichkeit
Tẹch|nik|feind|lich|keitfhostility to new technology, technophobia* * *Tech·nik·feind·lich·keitf kein pl technophobia -
32 feindselige Handlung
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33 anfeinden
an|fein·den [ʼanfaindn̩]vtjdn \anfeinden to be hostile to sb;wegen ihrer feministischen Aussagen wurde sie damals heftig angefeindet due to her feminist statements she aroused great hostility [or animosity] at that time; -
34 Anfeindung
An·fein·dung <-, -en> fhostility, animosity, ill-will -
35 Ausländerfeindlichkeit
Aus·län·der·feind·lich·keit fracism, xenophobia, hostility to foreignersDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Ausländerfeindlichkeit
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36 Deutschfeindlichkeit
Deutsch·feind·lich·keit fhostility to Germany, Germanophobia ( form)Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Deutschfeindlichkeit
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37 feinden
an|fein·den [ʼanfaindn̩]vtjdn \feinden to be hostile to sb;wegen ihrer feministischen Aussagen wurde sie damals heftig angefeindet due to her feminist statements she aroused great hostility [or animosity] at that time; -
38 Feindschaft
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39 Feindseligkeit
Feind·se·lig·keit <-, -en> f -
40 Fremdenfeindlichkeit
Frem·den·feind·lich·keit fhostility to strangers, xenophobiaDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Fremdenfeindlichkeit
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