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1 bürgerlich
Adj.1. auch JUR. civil, civic; (Zivil...) civilian; bürgerliches Recht civil law; bürgerliche Pflichten civil ( oder civic) duties; bürgerliche Rechte civic rights; bürgerliches Jahr JUR. civil year; bürgerliche Eheschließung civil marriage; bürgerlicher Tod JUR. civil death; im bürgerlichen Leben in civil ( oder civilian) life; Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch (abgek. BGB) (German) Civil Code2. (Mittelstands...) middle-class, pej. bourgeois; die bürgerlichen Parteien POL. the non-socialist parties; sie stammt aus einer guten bürgerlichen Familie she comes from a good middle-class ( oder respectable) family; er führt ein sehr bürgerliches Leben he has ( oder leads) a very bourgeois lifestyle; bürgerliches Trauerspiel LIT. domestic tragedy3. (nicht adelig) untitled5. pej. (spießig) conventional, plebeian, philistine* * *bourgeois; civil; middle class; civilian* * *bụ̈r|ger|lich ['bʏrgɐlɪç]1. adjbürgerliches Essen/Küche — good plain food/cooking
2. advbürgerlich essen — to eat good plain food
* * *(concerned with law cases which are not criminal.) civil* * *bür·ger·lich[ˈbʏrgɐlɪç]\bürgerliche Pflicht civic duty* * *1.1) nicht präd. (staatsbürgerlich) civil <rights, marriage, etc.>; civic < duties>das Bürgerliche Gesetzbuch — the [German] Civil Code
sein bürgerlicher Name — his real name
die bürgerliche Küche — good plain cooking; good home cooking
3) (Polit.) non-socialist; (nicht marxistisch) non-Marxist4) (abwertend): (spießerhaft) bourgeois2.1) <think, etc.> in a middle-class waybürgerlich leben — live a middle-class life
gut bürgerlich essen — have a good plain meal; (gewohnheitsmäßig) eat good plain food
2) (abwertend): (spießerhaft) in a bourgeois way* * *bürgerlich adjbürgerliches Recht civil law;bürgerliche Pflichten civil ( oder civic) duties;bürgerliche Rechte civic rights;bürgerliches Jahr JUR civil year;bürgerliche Eheschließung civil marriage;bürgerlicher Tod JUR civil death;im bürgerlichen Leben in civil ( oder civilian) life;2. (Mittelstands…) middle-class, pej bourgeois;die bürgerlichen Parteien POL the non-socialist parties;sie stammt aus einer guten bürgerlichen Familie she comes from a good middle-class ( oder respectable) family;bürgerliches Trauerspiel LIT domestic tragedy3. (nicht adelig) untitled4. (einfach) plain, simple;bürgerliche Küche home cooking, good plain cooking ( oder food)5. pej (spießig) conventional, plebeian, philistine* * *1.1) nicht präd. (staatsbürgerlich) civil <rights, marriage, etc.>; civic < duties>das Bürgerliche Gesetzbuch — the [German] Civil Code
2) (dem Bürgertum zugehörig) middle-classdie bürgerliche Küche — good plain cooking; good home cooking
3) (Polit.) non-socialist; (nicht marxistisch) non-Marxist4) (abwertend): (spießerhaft) bourgeois2.1) <think, etc.> in a middle-class waygut bürgerlich essen — have a good plain meal; (gewohnheitsmäßig) eat good plain food
2) (abwertend): (spießerhaft) in a bourgeois way -
2 Straferlass
Straferlass m RECHT remission of a penalty* * *m < Recht> remission of a penalty* * *Straferlass
pardon, remission (remittal) of penalty;
• Straffestsetzung infliction of a penalty;
• ehemalige[r] Strafgefangene[r] ex-convict;
• Strafgeld forfeit money;
• Strafgesetzbuch Penal Code;
• Strafklausel penal clause (provision, statute), (Testament) comminatory clause;
• Strafmandat [traffic] ticket (US);
• wirtschaftliche Strafmaßnahmen economic (punitive) sanctions;
• Strafmündigkeit criminal responsibility (liability, discretion);
• Strafporto penalty (extra, excess) postage, postage due, surcharge;
• Strafprozess criminal proceedings;
• Strafpunkte (Qualitätskontrolle) penalties;
• Strafregisterauszug extract of the police record;
• Strafsanktionen punitive sanctions;
• Strafsumme fine;
• Straftabelle für Verkehrsüberschreitungen motorist’s penalty chart;
• Straftarif (Steuer) penalty rate;
• Straftaten im Internet crime on the Internet;
• Strafverfolgungsbehörde criminal prosecution service,prosecuting authority;
• Strafvermerk auf dem Führerschein endorsement of a driving licence (Br.) (driver’s license, US).
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