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1 violation
noun1) Verletzung, die; Bruch, der; Verstoß, der (of gegen); Störung, die; Verschandelung, dietraffic violation — Verkehrsdelikt, das
be/act in violation of — verletzen/brechen/verstoßen gegen
2) Schändung, die; Entheiligung, die3) Vergewaltigung, die; Schändung, die (veralt.)* * *vio·la·tion[ˌvaɪəˈleɪʃən]n1. of rules, the law Verletzung f, Verstoß m, Vergehen ntit was clear that they had not acted in \violation of the rules es war klar, dass sie nicht gegen die Regeln verstoßen hatten\violation of the law Rechtsbruch mhuman rights \violation Menschenrechtsverletzung ftraffic \violation Verkehrsdelikt nt* * *["vaIə'leISən]n1) (of law) Übertretung (of +gen), Verletzung f ( of +gen), Verstoß m (of gegen); (of rule) Verstoß m (of gegen); (of rights) Verletzung f; (of truth) Vergewaltigung fa violation of a treaty — ein Vertragsbruch m; (partial) eine Vertragsverletzung
he did this in violation of the conditions agreed — er verstieß damit gegen die Vereinbarungen
2) (of holy place) Entweihung f, Schändung f; (of peacefulness) Störung f; (of privacy) Eingriff m (of in +acc)3) (= rape) Vergewaltigung f, Schändung f* * *in violation of unter Verletzung von (od gen)2. (grobe) Störung3. Vergewaltigung f (auch fig)4. Entweihung f, Schändung f5. obsa) Beschädigung fb) Zerstörung f* * *noun1) Verletzung, die; Bruch, der; Verstoß, der (of gegen); Störung, die; Verschandelung, dietraffic violation — Verkehrsdelikt, das
be/act in violation of — verletzen/brechen/verstoßen gegen
2) Schändung, die; Entheiligung, die3) Vergewaltigung, die; Schändung, die (veralt.)* * *(of) n.Verstoß -¨e (gegen) m. n.Nichteinhaltung f.Vergewaltigung f.Verletzung f.Übertretung f. -
2 violation
vio·la·tion [ˌvaɪəʼleɪʃən] n1) of rules, the law Verletzung f, Verstoß m;it was clear that they had not acted in \violation of the rules es war klar, dass sie nicht gegen die Regeln verstoßen hatten;\violation of the law Rechtsbruch m;human rights \violation Menschenrechtsverletzung f;traffic \violation Verkehrsdelikt nt
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