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1 minimum permissible sentence
minimum permissible sentence Mindeststrafe fEnglish-german law dictionary > minimum permissible sentence
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2 maximum
1. noun, pl. maxima Maximum, das2. adjectivemaximal; Maximal-maximum temperatures today around 20° — Höchsttemperaturen am Tage um 20°
* * *1. ['mæksiməm] adjective(greatest: This requires maximum effort / the maximum amount of effort.) höchst2. [-mə] noun(the greatest number or quantity or the highest point or degree: Two hundred an hour is the maximum we can produce.) das Maximum* * *maxi·mum[ˈmæksɪməm]I. adj attr, inv maximal, Höchst-, Maximal-\maximum amount Höchstbetrag m, Maximalbetrag m\maximum depth/height maximale Tiefe/Höhe\maximum limit Obergrenze f, Höchstgrenze f\maximum temperature Höchsttemperatur fthis car has a \maximum speed of 160 kph dieses Auto hat eine Höchstgeschwindigkeit von 160 km/hII. n[-ɪmə]Maximum ntthat's the \maximum das ist das Maximumshe intends to exploit this opportunity to the \maximum sie hat vor, diese Chance bestmöglich zu nutzenIII. adv maximalit'll take us 2 days \maximum dafür werden wir maximal 2 Tage brauchen* * *['mksɪməm]1. adj attrHöchst-; size, height, costs, length maximalmaximum penalty/sentence — Höchststrafe f
maximum credible accident — größter anzunehmender Unfall, GAU m
for maximum effect —
he scored maximum points — er hat die höchste Punktzahl erreicht
a maximum speed of... — eine Höchstgeschwindigkeit von...
we are producing at maximum speed — wir produzieren mit maximaler Geschwindigkeit
maximum security wing/prison — Hochsicherheitstrakt m/-gefängnis nt
2. n pl - s or maxima['mksɪmə] Maximum ntup to a maximum of £8 — bis zu maximal or höchstens £ 8
temperatures reached a maximum of 34° — die Höchsttemperatur betrug 34°
£20 at the maximum — maximal 20 Pfund
my salary is now at its maximum — ich bin jetzt in der höchsten or obersten Gehaltsstufe
3. adv(= at the most) maximal* * *maximum [ˈmæksıməm]A pl -ma [-mə], -mums s1. Maximum n, Höchstgrenze f, -maß n, -stand m, -wert m, -zahl f:at the absolute maximum allerhöchstens;smoke a maximum of five cigarettes a day maximal fünf Zigaretten am Tag rauchen;the lamp gives the maximum of light die Lampe gibt optimales Licht;the maximum of cooperation die bestmögliche Zusammenarbeit2. MATH Höchstwert m (einer Funktion), Scheitel m (einer Kurve)3. WIRTSCH Höchstpreis m, -angebot n, -betrag mB adj1. höchst(er, e, es), maximal, Höchst…, Maximal…:maximum credible accident größter anzunehmender Unfall, GAU m;maximum-minimum thermometer Maximum-Minimum-Thermometer n;maximum performance Höchst-, Spitzenleistung f;maximum (permissible) speed (zulässige) Höchstgeschwindigkeit;maximum-security prison Hochsicherheitsgefängnis n;2. höchstzulässig:maximum punishment Höchststrafe f* * *1. noun, pl. maxima Maximum, das2. adjectivemaximal; Maximal-maximum security prison — Hochsicherheitsgefängnis, das
maximum temperatures today around 20° — Höchsttemperaturen am Tage um 20°
* * *adj.höchster adj.lokales / globales (Mathematik) adj.maximal adj. n.Maximum -e n.
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