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1 relentless
adjectiveunerbittlich; schonungslos [Kritik, Heftigkeit]* * *adjective (without pity; not allowing anything to keep one from what one is doing or trying to do: The police fight a relentless battle against crime.) unbarmherzig* * *re·lent·less[rɪˈlentləs]\relentless persecution gnadenlose Verfolgung\relentless pressure unaufhörlicher Druck\relentless pressure to succeed ständiger Erfolgsdruck\relentless pursuit gnadenlose Verfolgung[sjagd]\relentless summer heat anhaltende sommerliche Hitze▪ to be \relentless in doing sth etw unermüdlich tun* * *[rI'lentlɪs]adj1) (= uncompromising) attitude, opposition, person unnachgiebigto be relentless in one's efforts to do sth — unnachgiebig in seinen Bemühungen sein, etw zu tun
3) (= merciless) erbarmungslos; person also unerbittlich* * *relentless adj (adv relentlessly)1. unbarmherzig, unnachgiebig, hart2. anhaltend (Wind, Schmerz etc)* * *adjectiveunerbittlich; schonungslos [Kritik, Heftigkeit]* * *adj.unbarmherzig adj. -
2 relentless
( unwilling to compromise) unnachgiebig;( without stopping) unablässig;\relentless persecution gnadenlose Verfolgung;\relentless pressure unaufhörlicher Druck;\relentless pressure to succeed ständiger Erfolgsdruck;\relentless pursuit gnadenlose Verfolgung[sjagd];\relentless pursuit of sth unaufhörliches Streben nach etw dat;\relentless summer heat anhaltende sommerliche Hitze;to be \relentless in doing sth etw unermüdlich tun
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