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1 nicht angemessen
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2 uneigentlich
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3 ungebührlich
- {improper} không hợp, không thích hợp, không đúng lúc, không đúng chỗ, không phải lỗi, không phải phép, không ổn, sai, không đúng, không lịch sự, không đứng đắn, không chỉnh - {unseemly} không tề chỉnh, không đoan trang, không thích đáng, bất lịch sự, khó coi - {unwarrantable} không thể bo đm được -
4 unschicklich
- {improper} không hợp, không thích hợp, không đúng lúc, không đúng chỗ, không phải lỗi, không phải phép, không ổn, sai, không đúng, không lịch sự, không đứng đắn, không chỉnh - {indecent} không đứng dắn, không đoan trang, không tề chỉnh, không hợp với khuôn phép, khiếm nhã, bất lịch sự, sỗ sàng - {solecistic} lỗi ngữ pháp - {unbecoming} không vừa - {unfitting} không ăn ý, không ăn khớp - {unladylike} không xứng đáng với một bà quý phái, không có dáng quý phái - {unseemly} không thích đáng, khó coi -
5 ungeeignet
- {improper} không hợp, không thích hợp, không đúng lúc, không đúng chỗ, không phải lỗi, không phải phép, không ổn, sai, không đúng, không lịch sự, không đứng đắn, không chỉnh - {inapplicable} không thể áp dụng được, không thể ứng dụng được, không xứng - {inapt} không thích đáng, không đủ tư cách, không đủ năng lực, bất tài, vụng về - {ineligible} không đủ tiêu chuẩn, không đủ khả năng, không đạt tiêu chuẩn tòng quân - {inept} lạc lõng, dớ dẩn, vô lý, không có khả năng thích hợp - {inopportune} - {insusceptible} không tiếp thu, không dễ bị, không dễ bị xúc cảm - {unable} không có năng lực, không có khả năng, không có thẩm quyền - {unfit} không dùng được, làm cho không thích hợp, thiếu khả năng, thiếu tư cách, không đủ sức khoẻ - {unfitted} không đủ sức, không có các tiện nghi - {unqualified} không đủ trình độ, hoàn toàn, mọi mặt = ungeeignet [zu] {unsuited [to]}+ = ungeeignet [für] {incapable [of]; unapt [for]}+ = ungeeignet [für,zu] {unsuitable [for,to]}+ -
6 Missbrauch
m abuse; (falsche Anwendung) misuse; vorsätzlicher: auch improper use; der Missbrauch von Medikamenten drug abuse; Missbrauch eines Amtes abuse of office; unter Missbrauch von by abusing ( oder misusing); Missbrauch treiben mit abuse; (falsch anwenden) misuse, put s.th. to improper use* * *der Missbrauchmisfeasance; misusage; misuse; abusiveness; abuse* * *Mịss|brauch ['mɪsbraux]mabuse; (= falsche Anwendung) misuse; (von Notbremse, Feuerlöscher, Kreditkarte) improper use; (geh einer Person) sexual assault (+gen, von on)Missbrauch mit etw betreiben — to abuse or misuse sth
Missbrauch zur Unzucht (Jur) — sexual offence committed by person in position of authority over victim
vor Missbrauch wird gewarnt — use only as directed; (an Notbremse etc) do not misuse
unter Missbrauch seines Amtes — in abuse of his office
"Missbrauch strafbar!" — " penalty for misuse"
* * *Miss·brauchRR, Miß·brauchALT[ˈmɪsbraux]m abuse, misuse, improper use\Missbrauch von Ausweispapieren improper use of identity paperssexueller \Missbrauch sexual abuseder \Missbrauch der Notbremse improper use of the emergency brake* * *der abuse; misuse; (falsche Anwendung) misuse; (von Feuerlöscher, Notbremse) improper use* * *der Missbrauch von Medikamenten drug abuse;Missbrauch eines Amtes abuse of office;unter Missbrauch von by abusing ( oder misusing);* * *der abuse; misuse; (falsche Anwendung) misuse; (von Feuerlöscher, Notbremse) improper use* * *m.abuse n.abusiveness n.misapplication n.misfeasance n.misusage n.misuse n. -
7 unsachgemäß
I Adj. Behandlung etc.: improper, inexpertII Adv. behandeln, umgehen mit etc.: improperly, inexpertly* * *inexpert; improper* * *ụn|sach|ge|mäß1. adjimproper2. advimproperly* * *un·sach·ge·mäß[ˈʊnzaxgəmɛ:s]I. adj improperII. adv improperly* * *1.Adjektiv improper2.adverbial improperly* * *A. adj Behandlung etc: improper, inexpertB. adv behandeln, umgehen mit etc: improperly, inexpertly* * *1.Adjektiv improper2.adverbial improperly -
8 unschicklich
geh.II Adv. sich benehmen etc.: in an unseemly fashion* * *unbecoming; improper; indecorous; unseemly* * *ụn|schick|lich1. adjunseemly, improperes ist unschicklich für eine junge Dame, das zu tun — it doesn't become a young lady or it is unseemly or improper for a young lady to do that
2. advin an unseemly manner, improperly* * *un·schick·lich[ˈʊnʃɪklɪç]adj (geh) improper* * *1.(geh.) Adjektiv unseemly; improper2.adverbial improperly* * *unschicklich gehB. adv sich benehmen etc: in an unseemly fashion* * *1.(geh.) Adjektiv unseemly; improper2.adverbial improperly* * *adj.indecorous adj. adv.indecorously adv. -
9 ungebührlich
* * *undue* * *ụn|ge|bühr|lich1. adjimproper2. adv1) (= ungehörig) improperly, inappropriately2) (= über Gebühr) excessively* * *un·ge·bühr·lich[ˈʊngəby:ɐ̯lɪç]1. (ungehörig) improper2. (nicht angemessen) unreasonable1. (ungehörig) improperly* * *1. 2.* * *B. adv (mehr als recht ist) unduly;sich ungebührlich benehmen misbehave, step out of line* * *1. 2.* * *adj.undue adj. adv.unduly adv. -
10 unpassend
Adj. unsuitable; (unangebracht) inappropriate, out of place; (unschicklich) improper; (zur Unzeit) untimely; im unpassendsten Augenblick at the most inconvenient ( oder inopportune) moment; unpassender geht’s nicht umg. it coundn’t be less suitable* * *unbefitting; inept; inconvenient; amiss; unfitting; improper; inapt; unbecoming; unsuitable; uncomely; inappropriate; uncalled-for; undue* * *ụn|pas|sendadj(= unangebracht) unsuitable, inappropriate; Zeit auch inconvenient; Bemerkung inappropriate; Augenblick inconvenient, inopportune* * *1) ((of behaviour etc) not acceptable; indecent; wrong: improper suggestions.) improper2) ((sometimes with to or for) not appropriate or suitable: inappropriate clothes (for a wedding); His speech was inappropriate to the occasion.) inappropriate* * *un·pas·send[ˈʊnpasn̩t]1. (unangebracht) inappropriateeine \unpassende Bemerkung an inappropriate remark\unpassende Kleidung unsuitable clothing2. (ungelegen) inconvenient, inopportuneein \unpassender Augenblick an inopportune moment* * *1.Adjektiv inappropriate; unsuitable <dress etc.>2.adverbial inappropriately; unsuitably <dressed etc.>* * *unpassend adj unsuitable; (unangebracht) inappropriate, out of place; (unschicklich) improper; (zur Unzeit) untimely;im unpassendsten Augenblick at the most inconvenient ( oder inopportune) moment;unpassender geht’s nicht umg it coundn’t be less suitable* * *1.Adjektiv inappropriate; unsuitable <dress etc.>2.adverbial inappropriately; unsuitably <dressed etc.>* * *adj.improper adj.inappropriate adj.incongruous adj.indecorous adj.inept adj.inexpedient adj.unfitting adj.unsuitable adj. adv.improperly adv.inappropriately adv.incongruously adv.indecorously adv.ineptly adv.inexpediently adv.unsuitably adv. -
11 ungehörig
* * *(frech) impertinent;(unschicklich) improper; unseemly* * *ụn|ge|hö|rig1. adjimpertinent2. advimpertinently* * *((of behaviour etc) not acceptable; wrong.) incorrect* * *un·ge·hö·rig[ˈʊngəhø:rɪç]I. adj impertinentII. adv impertinently* * *1. 2.* * *B. adv:* * *1. 2.* * *adj.unseemly adj. -
12 missbräuchlich
* * *mịss|bräuch|lich ['mIsbrɔyçlɪç]1. adjincorrect; (= unerlaubt) improper2. advincorrectly; (= unerlaubterweise) improperly* * *miss·bräuch·lichRR, miß·bräuch·lichALT[ˈmɪsbrɔyçlɪç]adj (geh) improper* * *1.2.missbräuchliche Verwendung/Anwendung — misuse
etwas missbräuchlich verwenden/handhaben — misuse something
* * *A. adj:missbräuchliche Verwendung improper use, misuseB. adv:missbräuchlich benutzen misuse* * *1.2.missbräuchliche Verwendung/Anwendung — misuse
etwas missbräuchlich verwenden/handhaben — misuse something
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13 unzulässig
Adj. inadmissible; Geschwindigkeit etc.: above the legal limit, excessive; JUR., Beeinflussung: undue; unzulässige Code-Kombination EDV invalid code combination; unzulässiger Befehl / unzulässiges Zeichen EDV invalid command* * *prohibited; invalid; undue; inadmissible; illegal; forbidden; unallowable* * *ụn|zu|läs|sigadj (AUCH JUR)inadmissible; Gebrauch improper; Beeinflussung undue; Belastung, Geschwindigkeit excessive* * *1) (not allowable.) inadmissible2) (not correct according to what is regularly done, especially in meetings etc: He was out of order in saying that.) out of order* * *un·zu·läs·sig[ˈʊntsu:lɛsɪç]adj inadmissible\unzulässige Maßnahmen/Methoden improper measures/methods* * *Adjektiv inadmissible; undue <influence, interference, delay>; improper <method, use, etc.>* * *unzulässig adj inadmissible; Geschwindigkeit etc: above the legal limit, excessive; JUR, Beeinflussung: undue;unzulässige Code-Kombination IT invalid code combination;unzulässiger Befehl/unzulässiges Zeichen IT invalid command* * *Adjektiv inadmissible; undue <influence, interference, delay>; improper <method, use, etc.>* * *adj.illegal adj.inadmissible adj.objectionable adj.unallowable adj.undue adj. adv.inadmissibly adv. -
14 unecht
Adj.1. not genuine; (gefälscht) counterfeit, fake; (nachgemacht) imitation..., artificial; Farbe: fading, not fast; MATH. improper* * *false; bastard; apocryphal; phoney; phony; spurious* * *ụn|echt1. adjfalse; (= vorgetäuscht) fake; Schmuck, Edelstein, Blumen etc artificial, fake (usu pej); Bruch improper2. adv* * *1) (false; not genuine: She was fooled by his bogus identity card.) bogus2) (made to look like something else: imitation wood.) imitate3) sham* * *un·echt[ˈʊnʔɛçt]\unechter Schmuck/ \unechtes Leder imitation [or fake] jewellery [or AM jewelry]/leather\unechter Pelz fake fur\unechtes Haar artificial [or imitation] hair\unechte Zähne artificial [or false] teeth2. (unaufrichtig) fake, false, artificial* * *Adjektiv artificial <fur, hair>; false < teeth>; imitation <jewellery, marble, etc.>; (gefälscht) counterfeit < notes>; bogus, fake < painting>; false, insincere <friendliness, sympathy, smile, etc.>* * *unecht adj1. not genuine; (gefälscht) counterfeit, fake; (nachgemacht) imitation …, artificial; Farbe: fading, not fast; MATH improper* * *Adjektiv artificial <fur, hair>; false < teeth>; imitation <jewellery, marble, etc.>; (gefälscht) counterfeit < notes>; bogus, fake < painting>; false, insincere <friendliness, sympathy, smile, etc.>* * *adj.apocryphal adj.dummy adj.gimmicky* adj.phony adj.unlifelike adj. adv.apocryphally adv.phonily adv. -
15 uneigentlich
I Adj. MATH., Zahl, Integral: improper* * *ụn|ei|gent|lichadj2) (= übertragen) figurative* * *A. adj MATH, Zahl, Integral: improper -
16 unkorrekt
I Adj. incorrect; Verhalten: auch improperII Adv. sich verhalten, behandeln etc.: incorrectly, improperly* * *ụn|kor|rekt1. adj1) (nicht formgerecht) improper2) (unrichtig) incorrect2. advsich verhalten improperly; darstellen, wiedergeben incorrectly* * *A. adj incorrect; Verhalten: auch improperB. adv sich verhalten, behandeln etc: incorrectly, improperly -
17 unvorschriftsmäßig
I Adj. improper; Verhalten etc.: auch contrary to the regulationsII Adv. parken etc.: improperly* * *improper* * *ụn|vor|schrifts|mä|ßig1. adjnot in keeping with the regulations2. advimproperly* * *un·vor·schrifts·mä·ßig[ˈʊnfo:ɐ̯ʃrɪftsmɛ:sɪç]II. adv contrary to [the] regulations\unvorschriftsmäßig geparkt illegally parked* * *A. adj improper; Verhalten etc: auch contrary to the regulationsB. adv parken etc: improperly* * *adv.incorrectly adv. -
18 Mißbrauch
der1) abusiveness2) (the wrong use of something: This toy has been subjected to a lot of abuse.) abuse3) ((a) wrong or bad use: the misuse of company money; The machine was damaged by misuse.) misuse* * *Miss·brauchRR, Miß·brauchALT[ˈmɪsbraux]m abuse, misuse, improper use\Mißbrauch von Ausweispapieren improper use of identity paperssexueller \Mißbrauch sexual abuseder \Mißbrauch der Notbremse improper use of the emergency brake -
19 Kapitalanlage
Kapitalanlage f FIN stake, capital investment* * *f < Finanz> stake, capital investment* * *Kapitalanlage
[capital] investment, assets, employment (investment, placement) of capital;
• als Kapitalanlage for investment purposes;
• zur Kapitalanlage geeignet suitable for investment;
• Kapitalanlagen capital spending (assets;nicht ablösbare Kapitalanlage n non-commutable investments;
• attraktive Kapitalanlage attractive investment;
• ausgesuchte Kapitalanlage choice investment;
• außerbetriebliche Kapitalanlage outside investment;
• bestimmungswidrige Kapitalanlage (Investmentsfonds) improper investment;
• erstklassige Kapitalanlage high-grade (high-class, choice) investment, prime (gilt-edged, Br.) investment;
• ertragreiche Kapitalanlage profitable investment;
• feste (fixe) Kapitalanlage fixed capital, lockup (Br.);
• gesetzwidrige Kapitalanlage (Anlagegesellschaft) improper investment;
• Gewinn bringende Kapitalanlagen income-earning assets (investment), remunerative investment, (Landeszentralbank) earning assets;
• hochwertige Kapitalanlagen high-grade investments;
• inflationssichere Kapitalanlage inflation-proof investment;
• kurzfristige Kapitalanlagen temporary (short-term) investments;
• langfristige Kapitalanlagen long-dated (long-term) [capital] investment, fixed (permanent) investment;
• lohnende Kapitalanlage profitable (remunerative) investment;
• mittelfristige Kapitalanlage medium-term investment;
• mündelsichere Kapitalanlage gilt-edged (Br.) (trustee, Br., trust fund, US, legal, US) investments, prime investment;
• Not leidende Kapitalanlage defaulted investment;
• nutzbringende Kapitalanlage profitable investment;
• planmäßige Kapitalanlage capital planning;
• private Kapitalanlage private investment;
• produktive Kapitalanlage productive investment (assets);
• leicht realisierbare Kapitalanlagen liquid investments;
• rentable Kapitalanlage profitable (remunerative) investment;
• risikoreiche Kapitalanlagen (Kapitalanlagegesellschaft) aggressive (special-situation) investments;
• schlechte Kapitalanlage poor investments;
• sichere Kapitalanlagen secure (safe) investments, safety of capital;
• spekulative Kapitalanlage speculative (special-situation) investment, (Kapitalanlagegesellschaft) aggressive investment;
• ungünstige Kapitalanlage poor investment;
• unproduktive Kapitalanlage unproductive investment, dead assets;
• unvorteilhafte Kapitalanlage unprofitable investment;
• verzinsliche (zinsbringende) Kapitalanlage interest-bearing investment;
• ordnungsgemäß vorgenommene Kapitalanlage prudent investment;
• vorsichtige Kapitalanlage conservative investment;
• vorteilhafte Kapitalanlage profitable (remunerative) investment;
• zugelassene Kapitalanlage (Investmentgesellschaft) qualified investment;
• Kapitalanlage im Ausland foreign investment;
• Kapitalanlage einer Bauspargesellschaft society investment;
• Kapitalanlagen in Ersthypotheken first-mortgage investments;
• Kapitalanlage mit fester Rendite fixed-yield investment;
• Kapitalanlage zu Renditezwecken non-speculative investment;
• Kapitalanlage zu Spekulationszwecken speculative (special-situation) investment;
• Kapitalanlage von Tilgungsfondsmitteln sinking-fund investment;
• Kapitalanlage in immateriellen Werten intangible investment;
• Kapitalanlage in Wertpapieren portfolio investment;
• Kapitalanlagen in Wohngrundstücken residential holdings;
• brachliegende Kapitalanlagen anderweitig einsetzen to redeploy a wasting capital asset;
• Kapitalanlage erhöhen to increase the amount of capital contributed;
• in eine steuerfreie Kapitalanlage umwandeln to convert investment into a non-taxable form;
• bevorzugt weiterhin langfristige Kapitalanlagen vornehmen to keep up the booming pace of capital investment;
• Kapitalanlagefonds unit-trust fund (Br.);
• kurzfristige Kapitalanlagegebiete short-term capital areas;
• im Kapitalanlagegeschäft erfolgreich tätig sein to prosper on institutional business. -
20 unzulässig
unzulässig adj 1. GEN unsuitable; 2. RECHT illegal, inadmissible • als unzulässig zurückzuweisen RECHT to be rejected as improper* * ** * *unzulässig
inadmissible, undue, (verboten) prohibited, unlawful, incompetent, out of order, defective;
• Klage für unzulässig erklären to dismiss (rule out, US) a case;
• Berufung als unzulässig verwerfen to disallow an appeal;
• unzulässige Beeinflussung undue influence;
• unzulässige Bevorzugung von Konkursgläubigern undue preference of one debtor over the others;
• unzulässiges Beweismaterial incompetent evidence;
• unzulässiger Gebrauch improper use;
• unzulässiges Rechtsgeschäft unlawful act;
• unzulässiges Zeichen (Computer) invalid character.
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