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101 Rebellion
f; -, -en rebellion; eine Rebellion ( blutig) niederschlagen crush a rebellion (with much bloodshed)* * *die Rebellionrebellion; mutiny* * *Re|bel|li|on [rebɛ'lioːn]f -, -enrebellion, revolt* * *die1) (an open or armed fight against a government etc.) rebellion2) (a refusal to obey orders or to accept rules etc.) rebellion* * *Re·bel·li·on<-, -en>[rebɛˈli̯o:n]f rebellion; Studenten revolt* * *die; Rebellion, Rebellionen rebellion* * *eine Rebellion (blutig) niederschlagen crush a rebellion (with much bloodshed)* * *die; Rebellion, Rebellionen rebellion* * *f.rebellion n. -
102 stur
meist pej.I Adj. (starrsinnig) stubborn, obstinate; stärker: pigheaded; (unnachgiebig) auch unyielding, unwavering; (verbissen) dogged; (stumpf) stolid, dour; (geisttötend) mindless; ein stures Nein a flat no; ein sturer Bock umg. a pigheaded type; so ein sturer Hund! umg. what a pigheaded so-and-so!; darin bin ich ganz stur I must insist on that, I won’t budge on that; bleib einfach stur! just dig in your heels, don’t budge an inchII Adv.: stur nach Vorschrift strictly according to the letter (of the law); stur bei seiner Meinung bleiben stick doggedly to one’s opinion; immer stur geradeaus laufen umg. keep going straight on* * *stolid; stubborn* * *[ʃtuːɐ]1. adjpig-headed, stubborn; Nein, Arbeiten doggedauf stúr stellen or schalten (inf) — to dig one's heels in
ein stúrer Bock (inf) — a pig-headed fellow
2. advbeharren, bestehen stubbornlystúr weitermachen/weiterreden/weitergehen — to carry on regardless or doggedly
er fuhr stúr geradeaus/in der Mitte der Straße — he just carried straight on/carried on driving in the middle of the road
* * *((of people) difficult to persuade or control; always doing or wanting to do what they themselves want: a headstrong, obstinate child.) headstrong* * *[ʃtu:ɐ̯]I. adj stubborn, obstinateeine \sture Verweigerung an obdurate refusalII. adv1. (ohne abzuweichen) doggedly\stur geradeaus gehen to keep going straight on regardless\stur nach Vorschrift arbeiten to work strictly to [the] regulations2. (uneinsichtig) obstinately\stur auf seinem Standpunkt beharren to stick obstinately [or doggedly] to one's point of view\stur weitermachen to carry on regardless* * *1.(ugs.) Adjektiv1) (abwertend) (eigensinnig, unnachgiebig) obstinate; pig-headed; obstinate, dogged < insistence>; (phlegmatisch) stolid; dourein sturer Bock — a pig-headed so-and-so (coll.)
2) (unbeirrbar) dogged; persistent3) (abwertend): (stumpfsinnig) tedious2.1) (abwertend): (eigensinnig, unnachgiebig) obstinately2) (unbeirrbar) doggedlysie las/redete stur weiter — she carried on reading/kept on talking regardless
* * *stur meist pejA. adj (starrsinnig) stubborn, obstinate; stärker: pigheaded; (unnachgiebig) auch unyielding, unwavering; (verbissen) dogged; (stumpf) stolid, dour; (geisttötend) mindless;ein stures Nein a flat no;ein sturer Bock umg a pigheaded type;so ein sturer Hund! umg what a pigheaded so-and-so!;darin bin ich ganz stur I must insist on that, I won’t budge on that;bleib einfach stur! just dig in your heels, don’t budge an inchB. adv:stur nach Vorschrift strictly according to the letter (of the law);stur bei seiner Meinung bleiben stick doggedly to one’s opinion;immer stur geradeaus laufen umg keep going straight on* * *1.(ugs.) Adjektiv1) (abwertend) (eigensinnig, unnachgiebig) obstinate; pig-headed; obstinate, dogged < insistence>; (phlegmatisch) stolid; dourein sturer Bock — a pig-headed so-and-so (coll.)
2) (unbeirrbar) dogged; persistent3) (abwertend): (stumpfsinnig) tedious2.1) (abwertend): (eigensinnig, unnachgiebig) obstinately2) (unbeirrbar) doggedlysie las/redete stur weiter — she carried on reading/kept on talking regardless
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103 Unbelehrbarkeit
f incorrigibility; mit der Tat haben sie mal wieder i-e Unbelehrbarkeit bewiesen what they have done shows yet again that they simply never learn ( oder change)* * *Un|be|lehr|bar|keit [ʊnbə'leːɐbaɐkait]f -, no plseine Unbeléhrbarkeit — the fact that you just can't tell him anything
* * *Un·be·lehr·bar·keit<->▪ jds \Unbelehrbarkeit sb's stubbornness, sb's refusal to listen [to anyone]* * *Unbelehrbarkeit f incorrigibility;mit der Tat haben sie mal wieder i-e Unbelehrbarkeit bewiesen what they have done shows yet again that they simply never learn ( oder change) -
104 unnachgiebig
Adj. unyielding, intransigent, inflexible; (kompromisslos) uncompromising; bes. POL. attr. hardline; unnachgiebige Haltung hardline stance ( oder posture)* * *immovable; unyielding; unaccommodating; uncompromising* * *ụn|nach|gie|big1. adjMaterial etc inflexible; (fig) Haltung, Mensch auch intransigent, unyielding2. advinflexibly, obstinately* * *(determined or insistent: an adamant refusal.) adamant* * *un·nach·gie·big[ˈʊnna:xgi:bɪç]I. adj intransigent, inflexibleII. adv in an intransigent way* * *Adjektiv intransigent* * *unnachgiebig adj unyielding, intransigent, inflexible; (kompromisslos) uncompromising; besonders POL attr hardline;unnachgiebige Haltung hardline stance ( oder posture)* * *Adjektiv intransigent* * *adj.immovable adj.unaccommodating adj.unflinching adj.unyielding adj. adv.unflinchingly adv.unyieldingly adv. -
105 Versäumnis
n; -ses, -se omission, failure to do s.th.; (Vernachlässigung) neglect; Schule: (Fehltag, -stunde) absence* * *das Versäumnisomission; neglect; default; dereliction* * *Ver|säum|nis [fɛɐ'zɔymnɪs]nt -ses, -se(= Fehler, Nachlässigkeit) failing; (= Unterlassung) omission; (= versäumte Zeit, SCH) absence (+gen from); (JUR) default (+gen in)bei Versä́úmnis rechtzeitiger Bezahlung — in the event that payment is not made punctually
* * *(inability, refusal etc to do something: his failure to reply.) failure* * *Ver·säum·nis<-ses, -se>[fɛɐ̯ˈzɔymnɪs]nt (geh)2. (Unterlassung) omission, oversight* * *das; Versäumnisses, Versäumnisse omission* * *Versäumnis n; -ses, -se omission, failure to do sth; (Vernachlässigung) neglect; SCHULE (Fehltag, -stunde) absence* * *das; Versäumnisses, Versäumnisse omission* * *n.default n.dereliction n.negligence n.omission n. -
106 Wehrdienstverweigerung
f conscientious objection* * *Wehr·dienst·ver·wei·ge·rungf refusal to do military service* * *die conscientious objection* * *Wehrdienstverweigerung f conscientious objection* * *die conscientious objection -
107 Abfallbeseitigungsgesetz
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108 Aufkündigung
Auf|kün|di|gungftermination, revocation; (von Freundschaft) termination* * *Auf·kün·di·gungf (geh)1. (Kündigung) termination, revocation2. (das Aufkündigen) termination\Aufkündigung des Gehorsams refusal to obey -
109 Auskunftsverweigerung
Aus·kunfts·ver·wei·ge·rungf refusal to give [or furnish] information -
110 Auskunftsverweigerungsrecht
Aus·kunfts·ver·wei·ge·rungs·rechtnt kein pl JUR right of refusal to give information -
111 Bezugssperre
Be·zugs·sper·ref FIN refusal to buy -
112 Durststreik
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113 Geschäftsverweigerung
Ge·schäfts·ver·wei·ge·rungf HANDEL refusal to trade -
114 Leistungsablehnung
Leis·tungs·ab·leh·nungf refusal of performance -
115 Lieferverweigerung
Lie·fer·ver·wei·ge·rungf HANDEL refusal to supply [or deliver] -
116 Lizenzverweigerung
Li·zenz·ver·wei·ge·rungf JUR refusal to grant a licence -
117 Nichtabnahme
Nicht·ab·nah·mef HANDEL non-acceptance, refusal to accept -
118 Patentversagung
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119 Realitätsverweigerung
Re·a·li·täts·ver·wei·ge·rungf denial of reality, refusal to accept reality -
120 Rechtsverweigerung
Rechts·ver·wei·ge·rungf JUR refusal [or denial] of justice
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