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1 objection
noun1) Einwand, der; Einspruch, der (Amtsspr., Rechtsw.)raise or make an objection [to something] — einen Einwand od. (Rechtsw.) Einspruch [gegen etwas] erheben
2) (feeling of opposition or dislike) Abneigung, diehave an/no objection to somebody/something — etwas/nichts gegen jemanden/etwas haben
have an/no objection — etwas/nichts dagegen haben
* * *[əb'‹ekʃən]1) (an expression of disapproval: He raised no objection to the idea.) der Einwand2) (a reason for disapproving: My objection is that he is too young.) das Bedenken* * *ob·jec·tion[əbˈʤekʃən]n Einwand m, Widerspruch mnobody had a single \objection niemand hatte einen Einwanddoes anyone have any \objections? hat irgendjemand einen Einwand?if you have no \objection, then we will continue wenn Sie nichts dagegen haben, würden wir gern fortfahren* * *[əb'dZekSən]n1) (= reason against) Einwand m (to gegen)to make or raise an objection (to sth) — einen Einwand (gegen etw) machen or erheben (geh)
I have no objection to his going away — ich habe nichts dagegen (einzuwenden), dass er weggeht
I see no objection to it —
what are your objections to it/him? — was haben Sie dagegen/gegen ihn (einzuwenden)?, welche Einwände haben Sie dagegen/gegen ihn?
I have no objection to him (as a person) — ich habe nichts gegen ihn
* * *objection [əbˈdʒekʃn] sto gegen)to gegen):any objections? umg was dagegen?;are there any objections? irgendwelche Einwände?;I have no objection to him ich habe nichts gegen ihn, ich habe an ihm nichts auszusetzen;he raised no objection to my going there er hatte nichts dagegen (einzuwenden), dass ich dorthin ging oder gehe;take objection to sth gegen etwas Protest erheben oder protestieren2. Reklamation f, Beanstandung f1. object2. objection3. objective* * *noun1) Einwand, der; Einspruch, der (Amtsspr., Rechtsw.)raise or make an objection [to something] — einen Einwand od. (Rechtsw.) Einspruch [gegen etwas] erheben
2) (feeling of opposition or dislike) Abneigung, diehave an/no objection to somebody/something — etwas/nichts gegen jemanden/etwas haben
have an/no objection — etwas/nichts dagegen haben
* * *n.Beanstandung f.Einwand -¨e m.Einwendung f.
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