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1 Parteilichkeit
die Parteilichkeitpartiality* * *Par|tei|lich|keitf -, no plbias, partiality* * *(the preferring of one person or side more than another: He could not help showing his partiality for/towards his own team.) partiality* * *Par·tei·lich·keit<->f kein pl partiality, bias* * *f.partiality n. -
2 Vorliebe
f liking, fondness ( für of); eine ( besondere) Vorliebe haben für auch be (particularly) fond of; etw. mit Vorliebe tun (gern) be very fond of (doing) s.th.; (einen Hang zu etw. haben) have a penchant for (doing) s.th.; weitS. (sehr oft etw. tun) do s.th. fairly often ( oder quite a lot)* * *die Vorliebebias; preference; inclination; taste; predilection; tendency; penchant; passion; partiality; fondness* * *Vor|lie|befpredilection, special liking, preferenceetw mit Vórliebe tun — to particularly like doing sth
* * *die1) (a sudden (often unexpected) liking or desire: The child had many peculiar fancies.) fancy2) (a liking for: He has a partiality for cheese.) partiality3) ((a) choice of, or (a) liking for, one thing rather than another: He likes most music but he has a preference for classical music.) preference* * *Vor·lie·be[fo:ɐ̯ˈli:bə]f preference, particular liking [of], predilection form▪ jds/eine \Vorliebe für jdn/etw sb's/a preference for sb/sth\Vorlieben [o eine \Vorliebe] [für jdn/etw] haben to have a particular liking [of sb/sth]etw mit \Vorliebe essen/trinken to particularly like eating/drinking [or be very partial to] sthsie beschäftigt sich mit \Vorliebe damit, anderen Leuten Fehler nachzuweisen she takes great delight in pointing out other people's mistakes [to them]* * *die preference; [special] fondness or likingeine Vorliebe für etwas haben — be fond of or partial to something
* * *Vorliebe f liking, fondness (für of);eine (besondere) Vorliebe haben für auch be (particularly) fond of;etwas mit Vorliebe tun (gern) be very fond of (doing) sth; (einen Hang zu etwas haben) have a penchant for (doing) sth; weitS. (sehr oft etwas tun) do sth fairly often ( oder quite a lot)* * *die preference; [special] fondness or likingeine Vorliebe für etwas haben — be fond of or partial to something
* * *-n f.affectation n.bias n.fondness n.partiality n.predilection n.preference n. -
3 Befangenheit
Befangenheit f 1. GEN bias, prejudice; 2. RECHT partiality* * ** * *Befangenheit
constraint, bias, (Richter) prejudice, partiality, disqualification (US);
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4 Parteilichkeit
Parteilichkeit f GEN bias, partiality* * *f < Geschäft> bias, partiality* * *Parteilichkeit
bias, partiality. -
5 Eingenommenheit
f2. (Eingenommenheit von sich selbst) conceitedness* * *Ein|ge|nom|men|heitf -, no plpartiality ( für, von to)* * *1. partiality;2. (Eingenommenheit von sich selbst) conceitedness -
6 Befangenheitsantrag
m JUR. challenge on grounds of bias; einen Befangenheitsantrag gegen jemanden einbringen challenge s.o. on the grounds of bias, object to s.o. on grounds of interest ( oder partiality)* * ** * *einen Befangenheitsantrag gegen jemanden einbringen challenge sb on the grounds of bias, object to sb on grounds of interest ( oder partiality)* * *der (Rechtsw.) challenge on grounds of bias -
7 Einseitigkeit
f one-sidedness; (Parteilichkeit) partiality, bias* * *die Einseitigkeitlopsidedness* * *Ein|sei|tig|keitf -, (rare) -en (fig)one-sidedness; (von Ernährung) imbalance* * *Ein·sei·tig·keit<-, -en>1. (Voreingenommenheit) one-sidedness, bias* * *die; Einseitigkeit, Einseitigkeiten s. einseitig 1. 2): one-sidedness; bias* * ** * *die; Einseitigkeit, Einseitigkeiten s. einseitig 1. 2): one-sidedness; bias* * *f.lopsidedness n.one-sidedness n. -
8 Hang
m; -(e)s, Hänge2. nur Sg.; fig. (Neigung) (natural) inclination (zu to s.th., to + Inf.), bent (zu for s.th., for + Ger.), tendency (zu toward[s] s.th. oder + Ger., to + Inf), propensity (zu to s.th. oder + Inf., for + Ger.), penchant (for s.th.); (Vorliebe) partiality (zu for s.th.); (auch Zuneigung) fondness (for, of s.th.); (Anfälligkeit) proneness (zu to s.th.)* * *der Hang(Abhang) slope; hillside; inclination; brae;(Vorliebe) inclination; tendency; bias; penchant* * *Hạng [haŋ]m -(e)s, -e['hɛŋə]1) (= Abhang) slope2) no pl (= Neigung) tendencyer hat einen (deutlichen) Hang zur Kriminalität — he has a (marked) tendency toward(s) criminality
* * *der1) (the side or slope of a hill: The hillside was covered with new housing.) hillside2) (a slope (of a hill): a mountain-side.) side3) (a surface with one end higher than the other: The house stands on a gentle slope.) slope4) (likelihood; inclination: He has a tendency to forget things.) tendency* * *<-[e]s, Hänge>[haŋ, pl ˈhɛŋə]m1. (Abhang) slopeeinen \Hang zu jdm/etw haben to have a penchant for sb/sthsie hat einen deutlichen \Hang zu Übertreibungen she has a marked tendency to exaggerateden \Hang haben, etw zu tun to be inclined to do sth* * *der; Hang[e]s, Hänge1) (BergHang) slope; hillside/mountainside; (SkiHang) slopedas Haus am Hang — the house on the hillside
2) (Neigung) tendencyeinen Hang zum Träumen/Lügen usw. haben — have a tendency to dream/lie etc.
3) (Turnen) hang* * *1. slope;2. nur sg; fig (Neigung) (natural) inclination (zu to sth, to +inf), bent (zu for sth, for +ger), tendency (zu toward[s] sth oder +ger, to +inf), propensity (zu to sth)in den Hang gehen hang from the bar* * *der; Hang[e]s, Hänge1) (BergHang) slope; hillside/mountainside; (SkiHang) slope2) (Neigung) tendencyeinen Hang zum Träumen/Lügen usw. haben — have a tendency to dream/lie etc.
3) (Turnen) hang* * *¨-e m.hillside n.penchant n.slope n.tendency n. -
9 Befangenheit
f; nur Sg.1. shyness, self-consciousness, inhibition(s Pl.); vorübergehende: auch embarrassment2. (Voreingenommenheit) bias, prejudice; einen Richter etc. wegen Befangenheit ablehnen disqualify a judge etc. on grounds of bias* * *die Befangenheit(Gehemmtheit) self-consciousness; inhibition; shyness;(Scheu) embarrassment;(Voreingenommenheit) partiality; bias; prejudice* * *Be|fạn|gen|heitf -,no pl1) (= Verlegenheit) (von Mensch, Lächeln) diffidence; (von Schweigen, Stille) awkwardness2) (= Voreingenommenheit) bias, prejudice; (JUR) interestjdn wegen ( Besorgnis der) Befangenheit ablehnen (Jur) — to object to sb on grounds of suspected bias
* * ** * *Be·fan·gen·heit<->1. (Gehemmtheit) inhibition, self-consciousnessjdn wegen [Besorgnis der] \Befangenheit ablehnen to challenge [or disqualify] sb on grounds of [suspected] bias* * *die; Befangenheit1) self-consciousness; awkwardness2) (bes. Rechtsw.): (Voreingenommenheit) bias* * *1. shyness, self-consciousness, inhibition(s pl); vorübergehende: auch embarrassment2. (Voreingenommenheit) bias, prejudice;einen Richter etcwegen Befangenheit ablehnen disqualify a judge etc on grounds of bias* * *die; Befangenheit1) self-consciousness; awkwardness2) (bes. Rechtsw.): (Voreingenommenheit) bias -
10 Voreingenommenheit
f prejudice(s Pl.), bias* * *die Voreingenommenheitprejudice; prepossession; bias; partiality* * *Vor|ein|ge|nom|men|heitf1) no pl prejudice, bias2) usu pl (= Vorurteil) prejudice no pl* * *Vor·ein·ge·nom·men·heit<->f kein pl prejudice* * *die; Voreingenommenheit: prejudice; bias* * ** * *die; Voreingenommenheit: prejudice; bias* * *f.harm n.prejudice n.prepossession n. -
11 Vorurteil
n prejudice; voller Vorurteile full of prejudice, very prejudiced; Vorurteile gegen jemanden oder gegenüber jemandem haben be prejudiced toward(s) ( oder against) s.o.* * *das Vorurteilprejudice; bias; preconception* * *Vor|ur|teilntprejudice (gegenüber against)das ist ein Vórurteil — it's prejudice
Vórurteile haben or hegen, in Vórurteilen befangen sein — to be prejudiced
* * *das1) (favouring of one or other (side in an argument etc) rather than remaining neutral: a bias against people of other religions.) bias2) ((an) opinion or feeling for or especially against something, formed unfairly or unreasonably ie without proper knowledge: The jury must listen to his statement without prejudice; Is racial prejudice (= dislike of people because of their race) increasing in this country?) prejudice* * *Vor·ur·teil[ˈfo:ɐ̯ʔʊrtail]nt prejudicedas ist ein \Vorurteil that's prejudiced* * *das bias; (voreilige Schlussfolgerung) prejudice ( gegen against, towards)gegen etwas Vorurteile haben — be biased/prejudiced against or towards something
* * *Vorurteil n prejudice;voller Vorurteile full of prejudice, very prejudiced;gegenüber jemandem haben be prejudiced toward(s) ( oder against) sb* * *das bias; (voreilige Schlussfolgerung) prejudice ( gegen against, towards)gegen etwas Vorurteile haben — be biased/prejudiced against or towards something
* * *n.bias n.partiality n.preconception n.prejudice n. -
12 Parteilichkeit
Parteilichkeit f partisanship; bias, partiality -
13 Voreingenommenheit
Voreingenommenheit f partiality; prejudice; bias -
14 Parteilichkeit
Par·tei·lich·keit <-> f kein plpartiality, bias -
15 Gunst
f1. affection2. boon archaic3. favor Am.4. favour Br.5. goodwill6. grace7. kindness8. partiality -
16 Parteilichkeit
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17 Vorliebe
f1. affectation2. bias3. fondness4. inclination5. partiality6. penchant7. predilection8. preference9. relishgusto (for)
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