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1 Political
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2 political action
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3 Political Correctness
Political Correctness [pɔʊ'lɪtɪkəl kə'rεktnɪs]ohne Plural, rectitud Feminin política -
4 Political Correctness
Political Correctness [pɔʊ'lıtıkəl kə'rɛktnıs] fkein pl siyasi dürüstlük -
5 Political Correctness
Po·li·ti·cal Cor·rect·ness[pəˈlɪtɪkəl kəˈrektnəs]f political correctness, PC -
6 political correctness
Deutsch-Russische Wörterbuch der Redewendungen mit Adjektiven und Partizipien > political correctness
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7 Political Correctness
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8 politischer Häftling
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9 politische Geographie
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > politische Geographie
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10 politische Karte
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > politische Karte
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11 politische Landschaft
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > politische Landschaft
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12 die politischen Wissenschaften
- {political science} = die Akademie der Wissenschaften {Academy of Sciences}+Deutsch-Vietnamesisch Wörterbuch > die politischen Wissenschaften
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13 politisch
- {political} chính trị, việc quản lý nhà nước, chính quyền = politisch aktiv sein {to be active in politics}+ = wo steht er politisch? {what are his politics?}+ -
14 die politische Ökonomie
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15 politisch
I Adj. political; fig. (klug) judicious, politic; politischer Beamter civil servant implementing government policy; politischer Gefangener political prisoner; politische Polizei state security police; politische Wissenschaft(en) political science(s); politische Theologie political theology; politisches Kabarett political cabaretII Adv. politically; politisch tätig involved in politics, politically active; politisch interessiert interested in politics, politically aware; politisch Verfolgte(r) victim of political persecution; wie ist er politisch eingestellt? where does he stand politically?* * *political* * *po|li|tisch [po'liːtɪʃ]1. adjpolitical; (= klug) politic, judicious2. advpoliticallysich polítisch betätigen — to be involved in politics
polítisch interessiert sein — to be interested in politics
jdn polítisch schulen — to educate sb politically
* * *1) (of, or concerning, politics: for political reasons; political studies.) political2) politically* * *po·li·tisch[poˈli:tɪʃ]I. adj1. POL political\politisch Verfolgte victim of political persecution2. (geh) politicII. adv1. POL politically2. (klug) politicly, judiciously* * *1.1) political2) (klug u. berechnend) politic2.1) politically2) (klug u. berechnend) politicly; judiciously* * *A. adj political; fig (klug) judicious, politic;politischer Beamter civil servant implementing government policy;politischer Gefangener political prisoner;politische Polizei state security police;politische Wissenschaft(en) political science(s);politische Theologie political theology;politisches Kabarett political cabaretB. adv politically;politisch tätig involved in politics, politically active;politisch interessiert interested in politics, politically aware;politisch Verfolgte(r) victim of political persecution;wie ist er politisch eingestellt? where does he stand politically?* * *1.1) political2) (klug u. berechnend) politic2.1) politically2) (klug u. berechnend) politicly; judiciously* * *adj.political adj. adv.politically adv. -
16 Asyl
n; -s, -e1. (Schutz) sanctuary; POL. asylum; Asyl gewähren grant asylum; um ( politisches) Asyl bitten ask for (political) asylum2. (Obdachlosenasyl) home* * *das Asylasylum; sanctuary* * *[a'zyːl]nt -s, -eum Asýl bitten or nachsuchen (form) — to ask or apply (form) for (political) asylum
2) (old = Heim) home, asylum* * *(safety; protection: He was granted political asylum.) asylum* * *<-s, -e>[aˈzy:l]nt asylumdas Recht auf \Asyl the right to asylumpolitisches \Asyl political asylumum \Asyl bitten [o nachsuchen] (geh) to apply for [or seek] [political] asylumjdm \Asyl gewähren to grant sb [political] asylum* * *das; Asyls, Asyle1) [political] asylum2) (ObdachlosenAsyl) hostel [for the homeless]* * *Asyl gewähren grant asylum;um (politisches) Asyl bitten ask for (political) asylum;Asyl Suchende asylumseeker2. (Obdachlosenasyl) home* * *das; Asyls, Asyle1) [political] asylum2) (ObdachlosenAsyl) hostel [for the homeless]* * *-e n.asylum n. -
17 parteipolitisch
Adj. party political* * *par|tei|po|li|tisch1. adjparty political2. advas far as party politics godieser Schritt ist partéípolitisch geboten — party politics demand this step
etw partéípolitisch ausschlachten — to make party political capital out of sth
* * *par·tei·po·li·tischII. adv from a party political point of view* * *1.Adjektiv party political2.adverbial from a party political point of view* * *parteipolitisch adj party political* * *1.Adjektiv party political2.adverbial from a party political point of view -
18 Politikum
n; -s, Politika political issue; (Ereignis) political event; ein Politikum ersten Ranges a political event of the greatest importance* * *Po|li|ti|kum [po'liːtikʊm]nt -s, Politika[-ka] political issue* * *Po·li·ti·kum<-s, Politika>[poˈli:tikʊm, pl -ka]* * *ein Politikum ersten Ranges a political event of the greatest importance -
19 politischer Umschwung
politischer Umschwung m POL political change, political swing, political turnaround* * *m < Pol> political change, political swing, political turnaround -
20 Asylrecht
n1. nur Sg. right of asylum* * *Asyl|rechtnt* * *Asyl·rechtnt right of political asylum* * *das (Rechtsw.)1) right of [political] asylum2) (eines Staates) right to grant [political] asylum* * *1. nur sg right of asylum* * *das (Rechtsw.)1) right of [political] asylum2) (eines Staates) right to grant [political] asylum* * *n.right of asylum n.
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