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noun2) (penalty) Strafe, die3) (coll.): (rough treatment)take a lot of punishment — ganz schön getriezt od. gezwiebelt werden (ugs.). See also academic.ru/73191/take">take 1. 33)
* * *1) (the act of punishing or process of being punished.) die Bestrafung2) (suffering, or a penalty, imposed for a crime, fault etc: He was sent to prison for two years as (a) punishment.) die Strafe* * *pun·ish·ment[ˈpʌnɪʃmənt]ncapital \punishment Todesstrafe fcorporal \punishment körperliche Züchtigung, Prügelstrafe fminimum \punishment Mindeststrafe fto award a \punishment ( form) eine Strafe zuerkennento escape \punishment der Strafe entgehento incur a \punishment sich akk strafbar machento inflict a \punishment eine Strafe verhängen fachsprto mete out \punishment Strafe zumessen fachsprto mitigate the \punishment die Strafe mildern fachspras a \punishment [for sth] als Strafe [für etw akk]2. TECH (severe handling) starke [o harte] Beanspruchung, Strapazierung f; (rough treatment) harte [o grobe] Behandlungto take a lot of \punishment device, equipment stark beansprucht [o strapaziert] werden4.* * *['pʌnɪʃmənt]n1) (= penalty) Strafe f; (= punishing) Bestrafung fyou know the punishment for such offences — Sie wissen, welche Strafe darauf steht
to take one's punishment — seine Strafe akzeptieren
2) (fig inf)to take a lot of punishment (car, furniture etc) — stark strapaziert werden; (Sport) vorgeführt werden (inf)
* * *1. Bestrafung f (by durch)3. umga) grobe Behandlungtake a punishment eine Menge einstecken müssenc) Strapaze f, Schlauch m:be subjected to heavy punishment arg mitgenommen oder strapaziert werden* * *noun2) (penalty) Strafe, die3) (coll.): (rough treatment)take a lot of punishment — ganz schön getriezt od. gezwiebelt werden (ugs.). See also take 1. 33)
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pun·ish·ment [ʼpʌnɪʃmənt] ncapital \punishment Todesstrafe f;corporal \punishment körperliche Züchtigung, Prügelstrafe f;minimum \punishment Mindeststrafe f;to award a \punishment ( form) eine Strafe zuerkennen;to escape \punishment der Strafe entgehen;to incur a \punishment sich akk strafbar machen;to inflict a \punishment eine Strafe verhängen fachspr;to mete out \punishment Strafe zumessen fachspr;to mitigate the \punishment die Strafe mildern fachspr;as a \punishment [for sth] als Strafe [für etw akk]2) tech ( severe handling) starke [o harte] Beanspruchung, Strapazierung f ( rough treatment) harte [o grobe] Behandlung;to take a lot of \punishment device, equipment stark beansprucht [o strapaziert] werdenPHRASES: -
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8 abolition of capital punishment
abolition of capital punishment Abschaffung f der TodesstrafeEnglish-german law dictionary > abolition of capital punishment
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11 cruel and unusual punishment
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12 evade punishment
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14 inhuman treatment or punishment
English-german law dictionary > inhuman treatment or punishment
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15 Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes against Internationally Protected Persons, including Diplomatic Agents
Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes against Internationally Protected Persons, including Diplomatic Agents LAW, POL Übereinkommen n über die Verhütung, Verfolgung und Bestrafung von Straftaten gegen völkerrechtlich geschützte Personen einschließlich DiplomatenEnglisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes against Internationally Protected Persons, including Diplomatic Agents
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16 disciplinary punishment
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > disciplinary punishment
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17 corporal punishment
cor·po·ral ˈpun·ish·mentn körperliche Züchtigung, Prügelstrafe f* * *nPrügel- or Körperstrafe f* * *n.Prügelstrafe f. -
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20 exempt from punishment
expr.straffrei adj.
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