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1 vorsätzlich
II Adv. deliberately, intentionally; JUR. wil(l)fully, with criminal intent, with malice aforethought* * *premeditative; intentional; premeditated; wilful; willful* * *vor|sätz|lich [-zɛtslɪç]1. adjdeliberate, intentional; Lüge deliberate; (JUR) Mord, Brandstiftung etc wilful2. advdeliberately, intentionallyjdn vórsätzlich töten — to kill sb intentionally
* * *1) deliberate2) (thought out in advance; planned: premeditated murder.) premeditated3) (intentionally: He did it purposely to attract my attention.) purposely4) (intentional: wilful damage to property.) wilful5) wilfully* * *vor·sätz·lich[ˈfo:ɐ̯zɛtslɪç]I. adj deliberate, intentional, wil[l]fulII. adv deliberately, intentionally, wil[l]fully* * *1.Adjektiv intentional; deliberate; wilful <murder, arson, etc.>2.adverbial intentionally; deliberately* * *A. adj intentional, deliberate; JUR wil(l)ful;vorsätzlicher Mord premeditated murderB. adv deliberately, intentionally; JUR wil(l)fully, with criminal intent, with malice aforethought* * *1.Adjektiv intentional; deliberate; wilful <murder, arson, etc.>2.adverbial intentionally; deliberately* * *adj.intentional adj.wilful adj.willful adj. adv.advisedly adv.premeditatedly adv.purposely adv. -
2 absichtlich
I Adj. intentional, deliberate; JUR. wil(l)fulII Adv. intentionally etc.; on purpose* * *knowingly (Adv.); wilful (Adj.); purposely (Adv.); willful (Adj.); intentional (Adj.); deliberate (Adj.); on purpose (Adv.)* * *ạb|sicht|lich1. adjdeliberate, intentional2. advdeliberately, intentionally* * *1) (on purpose: You did that deliberately!) deliberately2) ((negative unintentional) done, said etc deliberately and not by accident: I'm sorry I offended you - it wasn't intentional; intentional cruelty.) intentional4) (deliberately or on purpose: He would not knowingly insult her.) knowingly5) (intentionally: Did you break the cup on purpose?) on purpose* * *ab·sicht·lich[ˈapzɪçtlɪç]I. adj deliberate, intended, intentionalII. adv deliberately, intentionally, on purpose* * *1.Adjektiv intentional; deliberate2.adverbial intentionally; deliberately* * *A. adj intentional, deliberate; JUR wil(l)fulB. adv intentionally etc; on purpose* * *1.Adjektiv intentional; deliberate2.adverbial intentionally; deliberately* * *adj.deliberate adj.intentional adj.intentional n.wilful (UK) adj.willful (US) adj. adv.deliberately adv.deliberately n.designedly n.intentionally n.on purpose n.purposefully adv.purposely n.studiedly adv.wilfully (UK) n.willfully (US) n.with intent n. -
3 Fleiß
m; -es, kein Pl.1. (Mühe) hard work, industry; (Eifer) application, diligence; ihr Fleiß ist zu bewundern her industry ( oder application) is remarkable; viel Fleiß verwenden auf (+ Akk) put a lot of effort ( oder hard work) into, take great pains over; mit großem Fleiß arbeiten work very diligently; etw. mit großem Fleiß erzielen achieve s.th. by means of great application; ohne Fleiß kein Preis Sprichw. no pain, no gain; Brit. auch you don’t get nowt for nowt umg.2. mit oder zum Fleiß altm. oder Dial. (absichtlich) on purpose, purposely; ich hab’s nicht mit Fleiß getan auch I didn’t mean to (do it)* * *der Fleißindustriousness; industry; application; hard work; diligence; studiousness* * *[flais]m -(e)s, no pldiligence; (= eifriges Tätigsein) industry; (= Beharrlichkeit) application; (als Charaktereigenschaft) industriousnessihm fehlt der Fléíß — he lacks application
mit Fléíß kann es jeder zu etwas bringen — anybody can succeed if they work hard
er hat die Prüfung ausschließlich durch Fléíß geschafft — he passed the exam by sheer hard work or simply by working hard
mit Fléíß bei der Sache sein — to work hard
* * *der1) (hard work: He has got a good job through sheer application.) application2) diligence3) (hard work or effort: He owed his success to both ability and industry.) industry4) studiousness* * *<-[e]s>[flais]m kein pl hard work no art, no pl, diligence no art, no pl, industriousness no art, no pl, application no art, no pl form* * *der; Fleißes1) (eifriges Streben) hard work; (Eigenschaft) diligenceviel Fleiß auf etwas (Akk.) verwenden — put a lot of effort into something
ohne Fleiß kein Preis — (Spr.) success never comes easily
2) (veralt., südd.): (Absicht)* * *mit großem Fleiß arbeiten work very diligently;etwas mit großem Fleiß erzielen achieve sth by means of great application;2.zum Fleiß obs oder dial (absichtlich) on purpose, purposely;* * *der; Fleißes1) (eifriges Streben) hard work; (Eigenschaft) diligenceviel Fleiß auf etwas (Akk.) verwenden — put a lot of effort into something
ohne Fleiß kein Preis — (Spr.) success never comes easily
2) (veralt., südd.): (Absicht)* * *nur sing. m.assiduity n.diligence n.industriousness n.industry n.studiousness n. -
4 attempted use
■ Act of purposely engaging in conduct planned to culminate in the ingestion, injection or consumption of any prohibited substance or in the application of any prohibited method, constituting an anti-doping rule violation.■ Absichtliche Einleitung einer Handlung, die auf Einnahme, Injektion oder Konsum einer verbotenen Substanz oder Anwendung einer verbotenen Methode in irgendeiner Form ausgerichtet ist und einen Verstoß gegen Antidoping-Vorschriften darstellt. -
5 gewollt
I P.P. wollen1 IIIII Adv. deliberately; gewollt gelassen with studied calm; gewollt ungezwungen with forced casualness; sich gewollt naiv etc. geben act ( oder pretend to be) naive etc.* * *studied* * *ge|wọllt [gə'vɔlt]adj1) (= gekünstelt) forced, artificial2) (= erwünscht) desiredSee:→ auch wollen* * *ge·wollt* * *A. pperf → wollen1C. adv deliberately;gewollt gelassen with studied calm;gewollt ungezwungen with forced casualness;* * *adv.deliberately adv.designedly adv.intentionally adv.on purpose adv.purposely adv.wilfully adv.willfully adv.with intent expr. -
6 schikanös
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7 bewusst
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8 gewollt
1. deliberately2. designedly3. intendedly4. intentionally5. on purpose6. purposely7. wilfully8. willfully Am.9. with intent -
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