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1 regulation
[regʊ'leɪʃn] noun1) see academic.ru/61230/regulate">regulate: Regelung, die; Begrenzung, die; Regulierung, die; Einstellen, das2) (rule) Vorschrift, die3) attrib. vorschriftsmäßig [Kleidung]* * *1) (a rule or instruction: There are certain regulations laid down as to how this job should be done, and these must be obeyed; ( also adjective) Please use envelopes of the regulation size.) die Regelung;vorschriftsmäßig2) (the act of regulating: the regulation of a piece of machinery.) die Einstellung* * *regu·la·tion[ˌregjəˈleɪʃən]I. n1. (rule) Vorschrift f, Bestimmung f (on über + akk); LAW Regelung f, Regulierung f; legal Rechtsverordnung fin accordance with the \regulations vorschriftsmäßigEU-\regulation EU-Vorschrift ffire \regulations Brandschutzbestimmungen plhealth \regulations Gesundheitsverordnungen plrules and \regulations Regeln und Bestimmungensafety \regulations Sicherheitsvorschriften pl, Sicherheitsbestimmungen pltraffic \regulations Verkehrsregeln plagainst [or contrary to] the \regulations gegen die Vorschriften, vorschriftswidrigunder the \regulations laut Vorschriftgovernment \regulation staatliche Überwachungit's \regulation to wear suits at the office das Tragen von Anzügen im Büro ist vorgeschriebenthe \regulation pin-stripe suit der obligatorische Nadelstreifenanzug* * *["regjU'leISən]1. naccording to (the) regulations — laut Vorschrift/Satzung
to be contrary to or against (the) regulations — gegen die Vorschrift( en)/Satzung verstoßen
3) (US SPORT) reguläre Spielzeit2. attrboots, dress vorgeschrieben* * *regulation [ˌreɡjʊˈleıʃn]A s2. a) (Ausführungs)Verordnung f, Verfügung fb) pl Durchführungsbestimmungen plc) pl Satzung(en) f(pl), Statuten pld) pl (Dienst-, Betriebs)Vorschrift f:according to regulations nach Vorschrift, vorschriftsmäßig3. Begradigung f4. SPORT US reguläre Spielzeit:at the end of regulation am Ende der regulären SpielzeitB adj1. vorgeschrieben, vorschriftsmäßig:regulation cap Dienstmütze f3. üblich, gebräuchlichreg. abk2. register (registered)3. registrar4. registry5. regular (regularly) regelm.6. regulation* * *[regʊ'leɪʃn] noun2) (rule) Vorschrift, die3) attrib. vorschriftsmäßig [Kleidung]* * *n.Anordnung f.Regelung -en f.Regulierung f.Vorschrift f. -
2 regulation
regu·la·tion [ˌregjəʼleɪʃən] nin accordance with the \regulations vorschriftsmäßig;EU-\regulation EU-Vorschrift f;fire \regulations Brandschutzbestimmungen fpl;health \regulations Gesundheitsverordnungen fpl;rules and \regulations Regeln und Bestimmungen;traffic \regulations Verkehrsregeln fpl;under the \regulations laut Vorschriftgovernment \regulation staatliche Überwachung adjinv vorgeschrieben;it's \regulation to wear suits at the office das Tragen von Anzügen im Büro ist vorgeschrieben;the \regulation pin-stripe suit der obligatorische Nadelstreifenanzug;
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