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1 בצורה מתירנית
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2 tolerantně
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3 tolerant
Adj. tolerant ( gegen toward[s], about, of), broadminded (about), easygoing; tolerantes Ehepaar sucht gleich gesinntes easygoing couple ( oder couple, no hangups) seek like-minded pair* * *latitudinarian; permissive; tolerant; large-minded* * *to|le|rạnt [tole'rant]adjtolerant (gegen of)* * *1) (showing tolerance: He's very tolerant towards his neighbours.) tolerant2) tolerantly* * *to·le·rant[toleˈrant]adj tolerant▪ \tolerant [gegen jdn [o gegenüber jdm]] sein to be tolerant [of [or towards] sb]* * *1. 2.adverbial tolerantly* * *tolerant adj tolerant (gegen toward[s], about, of), broadminded (about), easygoing;tolerantes Ehepaar sucht gleich gesinntes easygoing couple ( oder couple, no hangups) seek like-minded pair* * *1. 2.adverbial tolerantly* * *adj.permissive adj.tolerant adj. adv.permissively adv.tolerantly adv. -
4 liberalnie
adv. grad. [traktować, wychowywać] liberally, permissively- liberalnie zorientowana polityka gospodarcza państwa a liberally oriented economic policy of a country* * *adv.liberally.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > liberalnie
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5 permissivament
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6 shovívavě
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7 dopušteno
• allowably; licitly; permissiblly; permissively -
8 dozvoljeno
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9 بتسامح
adv. patronizingly, permissively -
10 zilegi
[from zil (from zigilu "seal") + (h)egi (?)] io.1. ( haizu) permissible, allowable, admissible, legitimate; gramtikak \zilegitzat dauzkan eremu hedatuen mugetatik ihesi ibili gabe without steering away from the constraints of the most widespread patterns allowed by grammar2. justifiable, reasonable; atseginak, \zilegiak ere, uzten dituztenak pleasures, even reasonable ones which are allowed by them adb. permissively; \zilegi utzi dute they allowed for it | they consented to it -
11 permisivamente
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12 tolerant
См. также в других словарях:
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permissively — adverb see permissive … New Collegiate Dictionary
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permissively — per·mis·sive·ly … English syllables
permissively — adverb in a permissive manner • Derived from adjective: ↑permissive * * * adverb see permissive * * * permissˈively adverb • • • Main Entry: ↑permit … Useful english dictionary
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permissive — adjective Etymology: Middle English permyssyf, from Middle French permissif, from Latin permissus Date: 15th century 1. archaic granted on sufferance ; tolerated 2. a. granting or tending to grant permission ; tolerant b. deficient in firmness or … New Collegiate Dictionary
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