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prescribed+course

  • 1 Diät

    ■ Nach Erfahrungen und physiologischen Erwägungen zusammengestellte, von der normalen Ernährung deutlich abweichende Kostform.
    ■ A prescribed course of eating and drinking in which the amount and kind of food, as well as the times at which it is to be taken, are regulated for therapeutic purposes.

    German-english football dictionary > Diät

  • 2 unrelenting

    adjective
    unvermindert, nicht nachlassend [Hitze, Kälte, Regen]; unerbittlich [Kampf, Opposition, Verfolgung, Hass]; unnachgiebig [Entschlossenheit, Ehrgeiz]
    * * *
    un·re·lent·ing
    [ˌʌnrɪˈlentɪŋ, AM -t̬-]
    1. (not yielding) unerbittlich
    to be an \unrelenting opponent of sth unbeugsamer Gegner/unbeugsame Gegnerin einer S. gen sein
    ▪ to be \unrelenting in sth in etw dat nicht nachlassen
    2. (incessant) unaufhörlich
    the pain was \unrelenting der Schmerz ließ nicht nach
    \unrelenting pressure konstanter Druck
    \unrelenting rain anhaltende Regenfälle
    3. ( form: unmerciful) gnadenlos, unerbittlich, SCHWEIZ a. fam pickelhart
    the headmaster was \unrelenting and the prescribed punishment followed in due course der Direktor blieb hart und die vorgesehene Strafe folgte bald
    * * *
    ["ʌnrI'lentɪŋ]
    adj
    pressure unablässig; opposition unerbittlich; violence, criticism, pain unvermindert, anhaltend; determination hartnäckig; pace, severity unvermindert; attack, struggle unerbittlich, unvermindert; rain anhaltend attr, nicht nachlassend attr; (= not merciful) person, heat unbarmherzig

    they kept up an unrelenting attack — sie führten den Angriff mit unverminderter Stärke durch

    * * *
    unrelenting adj (adv unrelentingly)
    1. unnachgiebig, unerbittlich
    2. unvermindert
    * * *
    adjective
    unvermindert, nicht nachlassend [Hitze, Kälte, Regen]; unerbittlich [Kampf, Opposition, Verfolgung, Hass]; unnachgiebig [Entschlossenheit, Ehrgeiz]
    * * *
    adj.
    unbeugsam adj.
    unerbittlich adj.

    English-german dictionary > unrelenting

  • 3 unrelenting

    un·re·lent·ing [ˌʌnrɪʼlentɪŋ, Am -t̬-] adj
    1) ( not yielding) unerbittlich;
    to be an \unrelenting opponent of sth unbeugsamer Gegner/unbeugsame Gegnerin einer S. gen sein;
    to be \unrelenting in sth in etw dat nicht nachlassen
    2) ( incessant) unaufhörlich;
    the pain was \unrelenting der Schmerz ließ nicht nach;
    \unrelenting pressure konstanter Druck;
    \unrelenting rain anhaltende Regenfälle mpl
    3) (form: unmerciful) gnadenlos, unerbittlich;
    the headmaster was \unrelenting and the prescribed punishment followed in due course der Direktor blieb hart und die vorgesehene Strafe folgte bald

    English-German students dictionary > unrelenting

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