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1 self-defense
self-de·ˈfence, AM self-de·ˈfensein \self-defense, I have to say that... zu meiner Verteidigung muss ich sagen, dass...to kill sb in \self-defense jdn in Notwehr tötento use sth in \self-defense etw zur Selbstverteidigung benutzen* * *1. Selbstverteidigung f:the gentle art of self-defence die edle Kunst der Selbstverteidigung (Boxen)2. JUR Notwehr f:in self-defence in oder aus Notwehr -
2 self-centred
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3 self-financing
self-fi·ˈnanc·ingfees will have to treble to make the courses \self-financing die Gebühren müssen verdreifacht werden, damit sich die Kurse selbst finanzieren können\self-financing attribute Selbstfinanzierungseigenschaft f\self-financing level Selbstfinanzierungsgrad m\self-financing potential Selbstfinanzierungspotenzial nt\self-financing project Projekt nt in eigener Trägerschaft -
4 self-centered
self-ˈcen·tred, AM self-ˈcen·tered▪ the \self-centered pl die Egozentriker pl* * * -
5 self-educated
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6 self-fulfillment
self-ful·ˈfil·ment, AM self-ful·ˈfill·mentgreat \self-fulfillment große Erfüllungto achieve/seek \self-fulfillment Erfüllung erreichen/suchen* * * -
7 self-fulfilment
self-ful·ˈfil·ment, AM self-ful·ˈfill·mentgreat \self-fulfilment große Erfüllungto achieve/seek \self-fulfilment Erfüllung erreichen/suchen* * * -
8 self-defence
self-de·'fence, (Am) self-de·'fense nSelbstverteidigung f;in \self-defence, I have to say that... zu meiner Verteidigung muss ich sagen, dass...;to kill sb in \self-defence jdn in Notwehr töten;to use sth in \self-defence etw zur Selbstverteidigung benutzen -
9 self-de'fense
self-de·'fence, (Am) self-de·'fense nSelbstverteidigung f;in \self-de'fense, I have to say that... zu meiner Verteidigung muss ich sagen, dass...;to kill sb in \self-de'fense jdn in Notwehr töten;to use sth in \self-de'fense etw zur Selbstverteidigung benutzen -
10 self-assertive
self-as·ˈser·tive* * * -
11 self-deceit
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12 self-doubt
moments of \self-doubt Augenblicke pl des Selbstzweifelsto be filled with \self-doubt voller Selbstzweifel seinto be plagued by \self-doubts von Selbstzweifeln gequält werden* * * -
13 self-worth
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14 self-employed
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15 self-colored
self-ˈcol·oured, AM self-ˈcol·ored* * *1. einfarbig2. naturfarben -
16 self-complacent
self-com·ˈpla·centadj selbstzufrieden\self-complacent attitude Laisser-faire-Haltung f* * *self-complacent adj (adv self-complacently) selbstgefällig -
17 self-determination
self-de·ter·mi·ˈna·tionthe right of [or to] \self-determination das Recht auf Selbstbestimmung* * *right of self-determination Selbstbestimmungsrecht n -
18 self-induced
self-in·ˈducedadj inv selbst verursacht\self-induced hysteria gesteigerte Hysterie\self-induced vomiting selbst herbeigeführtes Erbrechen* * *self-induced adj1. ELEK selbst induziert2. selbst verursacht -
19 self-justification
self-jus·ti·fi·ˈca·tionn Rechtfertigung fattempt at \self-justification Versuch m, sich zu rechtfertigen* * *say sth in self-justification etwas zu seiner Rechtfertigung sagen -
20 self-proclaimed
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