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m MED. relapse (auch fig.); JUR. repeat offen|ce (Am. -se); einen Rückfall haben MED. have ( oder suffer) a relapse* * *der Rückfallbacksliding; relapse; recidivism* * *Rụ̈ck|fallm (MED fig)relapse; (JUR) subsequent offence (Brit) or offense (US), repetition of an/the offence (Brit) or offense (US)* * *(a return to a former bad or undesirable state, especially ill health.) relapse* * *Rück·fallmeinen \Rückfall erleiden to suffer a relapse formim \Rückfall in case of a repeated offence, repeatedim \Rückfall begangene Straftaten repeated offencesein \Rückfall in die Diktatur a return to a dictatorship4. (das Zurückfallen)\Rückfall der Ordertätigkeit falling off of orders\Rückfall der Preise fall in prices\Rückfall in den Reserven decline in reserveseinen \Rückfall hinnehmen to suffer a setback* * *der (Med., auch fig.) relapse* * ** * *der (Med., auch fig.) relapse* * *-¨e m.recidivism n.relapse n. -
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Rück·fall meinen \Rückfall erleiden to suffer a relapse ( form)im \Rückfall in case of a repeated offence, repeated;im \Rückfall begangene Straftaten repeated offencesein \Rückfall in die Diktatur a return to a dictatorship4) ( das Zurückfallen)\Rückfall der Preise fall in prices;einen \Rückfall hinnehmen to suffer a setback -
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Adj. JUR. Sache: revertible; Verbrecher: nur attr. reoffending..., recidivist...; rückfällig werden JUR. reoffend; fig. backslide, have a relapse* * *recidivous; recidivistic* * *rụ̈ck|fäl|ligadj (MED fig)relapsed; (JUR) recidivistic (form)ein rückfälliger Dieb — a thief who repeats his offence (Brit) or offense (US)
rückfällig werden (Med) — to have a relapse; (fig) to relapse; (Jur) to lapse back into crime
* * *rück·fäl·ligein \rückfälliger Täter a repeat offender, a recidivist* * *rückfällig werden — have a relapse; <alcoholic etc.> go back to one's old ways
2) (Rechtsspr.)* * ** * *1) (Med., auch fig.) relapsed <patient, alcoholic, etc.>rückfällig werden — have a relapse; <alcoholic etc.> go back to one's old ways
2) (Rechtsspr.)* * *adj.recidivistic adj.
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