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1 restraint
noun1) (restriction) Einschränkung, die2) (reserve) Zurückhaltung, die* * *re·straint[rɪˈstreɪnt]nto exercise \restraint Zurückhaltung übento laugh without \restraint frei und unbeschwert lachen\restraints of competition Wettbewerbsbeschränkung f\restraints on imports Einfuhrbeschränkungen pla \restraint on the press eine Beschneidung der Pressefreiheit3. LAWto place/keep sb under \restraint jdn in Gewahrsam nehmen/behalten* * *[rI'streɪnt]n1) (= restriction) Einschränkung f, Beschränkung fwithout restraint — unbeschränkt; develop ungehemmt
2) (= moderation) Beherrschung fhe said with great restraint that... —
wage restraint — Zurückhaltung f bei Lohnforderungen
3) (= head restraint) Kopfstütze f* * *restraint [rıˈstreınt] srestraint of trade WIRTSCH Wettbewerbsbeschränkung;restraint clause Konkurrenzklausel f;lay restraint on sb jemandem Beschränkungen auferlegen;without restraint frei, ungehemmt, offen2. JUR Freiheitsbeschränkung f, Haft f:place sb under restraint jemanden unter Aufsicht stellen, jemanden in Gewahrsam nehmen;under restraint entmündigt (Geisteskranker)3. Beherrschtheit f, Zurückhaltung f:call for restraint Maßhalteappell m* * *noun1) (restriction) Einschränkung, die2) (reserve) Zurückhaltung, die* * *n.Beschränkung f.Hemmnis -se n.Zurückhaltung f.
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