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1 rehabilitation
nounRehabilitation, dierehabilitation [in society] — Wiedereingliederung [in die Gesellschaft]
* * *noun die Rehabilitierung* * *re·ha·bili·ta·tion[ˌri:həˌbɪlɪˈteɪʃən, AM -bɪləˈ-]1. of criminals Resozialisierung f; of drug addicts Rehabilitation f geh; of victims Wiedereingliederung f ins normale Lebento be given a \rehabilitation rehabilitiert werden\rehabilitation of buildings/flats Instandsetzung f von Gebäuden/Wohnungen* * *['riːə"bIlI'teISən]n1) (of refugee, troops, the disabled) Eingliederung f in die Gesellschaft; (of ex-criminal) Rehabilitation f; (of drug addict, alcoholic) Therapie f* * *1. Rehabilitation f, Rehabilitierung f:a) Wiedereinsetzung f (in in akk)b) Ehrenrettung f3. Sanierung f* * *nounRehabilitation, dierehabilitation [in society] — Wiedereingliederung [in die Gesellschaft]
* * *n.Rehabilitation f.Rehabilitierung f. -
2 vindication
noun1) Verteidigung, die; Rechtfertigung, die; Beweis, der (of für); Bestätigung, diebe a vindication of something — etwas rechtfertigen/verteidigen/beweisen/bestätigen
in vindication of his claim/conduct — etc. zur Rechtfertigung seines Anspruchs/Benehmens usw.
2) Rehabilitierung, die* * *vin·di·ca·tion[ˌvɪndɪˈkeɪʃən, AM -dəˈ-]n no plin \vindication of sth zur Rechtfertigung einer S. gen* * *["vIndI'keISən]nin vindication of — zur Rechtfertigung (+gen)
2) (= exoneration) Rehabilitation f* * *1. Verteidigung f2. Entlastung f3. Rechtfertigung f:in vindication of zur Rechtfertigung von (od gen)4. JURa) Behauptung fb) Geltendmachung f* * *noun1) Verteidigung, die; Rechtfertigung, die; Beweis, der (of für); Bestätigung, diebe a vindication of something — etwas rechtfertigen/verteidigen/beweisen/bestätigen
in vindication of his claim/conduct — etc. zur Rechtfertigung seines Anspruchs/Benehmens usw.
2) Rehabilitierung, die* * *n.Rechtfertigung f.Verteidigung f.
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