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1 Einsicht
f2. nur Sg.; (Prüfung) examination ( in Akten of records); Einsicht nehmen in (+ Akk) examine, take a look at; jemandem Einsicht gewähren in (+ Akk) allow s.o. to look at3. fig. (Erkenntnis) insight (in + Akk into); zur Einsicht kommen, dass... come to realize that...4. nur Sg.; fig. (Vernunft) sense; (Verständnis) understanding; Einsicht haben show understanding ( mit for); zur Einsicht kommen come to one’s senses; hab doch Einsicht! do be reasonable!; gegen seine bessere Einsicht against one’s better judg(e)ment; Einsicht ist der erste Schritt zur Besserung Sprichw. realizing your faults is the first step toward(s) curing them* * *die Einsicht(Erkenntnis) discernment; insight;(Verständnis) understanding;(Überprüfung) examination* * *Ein|sichtf1)sie legte ihm die Akte zur Éínsicht vor — she gave him the file to look at
2) (= Vernunft) sense, reason; (= Erkenntnis) insight; (= Kenntnis) knowledge; (= Verständnis) understanding; (euph = Reue) remorsezur Éínsicht kommen — to come to one's senses
ich bin zu der Éínsicht gekommen, dass... — I have come to the conclusion that...
Éínsicht ist der erste Schritt zur Besserung (prov) — a fault confessed is half redressed (Prov)
haben Sie doch Éínsicht! — have a heart!
jdn zur Éínsicht bringen — to bring sb to his/her senses
er hat Éínsicht in die internen Vorgänge der Firma — he has some knowledge of the internal affairs of the firm
* * *Ein·sichtf1. (Erkenntnis) insightjdn zur \Einsicht bringen to make sb see sense [or reason], to persuade sbzur \Einsicht kommen [o gelangen] to be reasonable, to see sense [or reason], to listen to reasonkomm doch endlich zur \Einsicht! come on, be reasonable!2. (prüfende Durchsicht)jdm \Einsicht in die Akten gewähren/verwehren to grant/refuse sb access to the fileszur \Einsicht for inspection [or examination3. (Einblick) viewder Zaun verwehrte Passanten die \Einsicht in den Garten the fence stopped passers-by looking into the garden* * *1) (das Einsehen) view (in + Akk. into)2) o. Pl. (Einblick)Einsicht in die Akten nehmen — take or have a look at the files
jemandem Einsicht in etwas (Akk.) gewähren — allow somebody to look at or see something
3) (Erkenntnis) insightzu der Einsicht kommen, dass... — come to realize that...
* * *Einsicht f1. (Einblick)Einsicht (in +akk) view in(to)in Akten of records);Einsicht nehmen in (+akk) examine, take a look at;jemandem Einsicht gewähren in (+akk) allow sb to look at3. fig (Erkenntnis) insight (in +akk into);zur Einsicht kommen, dass … come to realize that …Einsicht haben show understanding (mit for);zur Einsicht kommen come to one’s senses;hab doch Einsicht! do be reasonable!;gegen seine bessere Einsicht against one’s better judg(e)ment;Einsicht ist der erste Schritt zur Besserung sprichw realizing your faults is the first step toward(s) curing them* * *1) (das Einsehen) view (in + Akk. into)2) o. Pl. (Einblick)Einsicht in die Akten nehmen — take or have a look at the files
jemandem Einsicht in etwas (Akk.) gewähren — allow somebody to look at or see something
3) (Erkenntnis) insightzu der Einsicht kommen, dass... — come to realize that...
* * *-en f.attorney access to prosecution file n.discernment n.insight n.judgment n.judiciousness n. -
2 Sache
Sache f GEN business, matter • die Sache spricht für sich selbst GEN res ipsa loquitur • einer Sache den letzten Schliff geben GEN put the final touch to sth • einer Sache zustimmen GEN put one’s seal to sth • zur Sache kommen GEN talk business* * *f < Geschäft> business, matter ■ die Sache spricht für sich selbst < Geschäft> res ipsa loquitur ■ einer Sache den letzten Schliff geben < Geschäft> put the final touch to sth ■ einer Sache zustimmen < Geschäft> put one's seal to sth ■ zur Sache kommen < Geschäft> talk business* * *Sache
(Angelegenheit) affair, matter, business, line, (Betreff) concern, (Bilanz) fixed intangible assets, (Ereignis) event, show, (Gegenstand) object, thing, kind, article, (Punkt) point, (Rechtsfall) case, cause, action, lawsuit, matter, (Streitfrage) issue, (Tatsache) fact, (Thema) point, subject, (Umstand) circumstance;
• in eigener Sache on one's own behalf;
• in Sachen A gegen B in re A versus B;
• nicht zur Sache gehörig (gehörend) beside the point (mark);
• Sachen things, belongings, chattels, (Gepäck) luggage (Br.), baggage (US), (bewegliches Vermögen) goods;
• anstehende Sache business at issue;
• zur Entscheidung (Verhandlung) anstehende Sache case before the court (on the cause list);
• ausgemachte Sache dead certainty, sure thing;
• bewegliche Sachen choses in possession, goods and chattels;
• druckfähige Sache press matter;
• eilbedürftige Sache immediate matter;
• rechtskräftig entschiedene Sache res judicata (lat.);
• fremde Sache property of another;
• gebrauchte Sachen secondhand goods;
• von Natur aus gefährliche Sachen things dangerous in themselves;
• abhanden gekommene Sache mislaid property;
• handelsrechtliche Sache commercial cause;
• herrenlose Sachen derelicts, res derelicta;
• ortsfeste Sache local chose;
• unangenehme Sache a bad business;
• unbestimmte Sachen unspecific goods;
• unbewegliche Sachen things immovable, immovables;
• unpfändbare Sachen exempt property;
• untergegangene Sachen goods destroyed;
• veraltete Sache model T Ford (US coll.);
• verbrauchbare Sachen consumer goods;
• leicht verderbliche Sachen perishable goods;
• verloren gegangene Sache lost article;
• versicherte Sache object insured;
• vertretbare Sachen fungible things, fungibles;
• vorliegende Sache matter in hand, business before us;
• zurückverwiesene Sache remitted case;
• eingebrachte Sachen des Mieters personal property of a tenant;
• die Sache X gegen Y ansetzen to docket the case of X v. Y;
• Sache aufrufen (Gericht) to call a case (cause);
• sich einer Sache entäußern to divest o. s. of s. th.;
• in einer Sache entscheiden to pronounce on a subject, (Gericht) to give a judgment;
• zur Sache kommen to get down to business (brass tacks, sl.);
• für eine gute Sache tätig sein to work for a good cause;
• über eine Sache schiedsrichterlich verhandeln to arbitrate a case;
• Sachen zurücknehmen to take goods back. -
3 Titel
m; -s, -1. eines Buches etc.: title; (Überschrift) title, heading, header; das Buch trägt den Titel the title of the book is; mit dem Titel entitled2. Verlagswesenb) (Titelseite) title page3. (Rang, Amt etc.) title, designation; SPORT: MEIST title; jemandem einen Titel verleihen confer a title on s.o.; jemanden mit seinem Titel anreden address s.o. by his ( oder her) title; der Titel eines Weltmeisters the world title; den Titel gewinnen / verlieren SPORT win / lose the title4. WIRTS., bei Kosten: head ( oder category) (of expenditure); der größte Titel im Etat the biggest item in the budget5. JUR. (Abschnitt) section, Am. auch title* * *der Titeltitle* * *Ti|tel ['tiːtl, 'tɪtl]m -s, -1) titlejdn mit Títel ansprechen — to address sb by his/her title, to give sb his/her title
unter dem Títel — under the title; (fig
2) (= Titelblatt) title page3) (von Gesetz, Etat) section* * *der1) (the name of a book, play, painting, piece of music etc: The title of the painting is `A Winter Evening'.) title2) (a word put before a person's name to show rank, honour, occupation etc: Sir John; Lord Henry; Captain Smith; Professor Brown; Dr (Doctor) Peter Jones.) title* * *Ti·tel<-s, ->[ˈti:tl̩]m1. (Überschrift) headinglaufender \Titel in der Kopfzeile/Fußzeile INFORM running header/footer2. (Namenszusatz) [academic] title3. (Adelstitel) titlevollstreckbarer \Titel enforceable legal documenteinen \Titel erwirken to obtain judgment* * *der; Titels, Titel1) title2) (ugs.): (Musikstück, Song usw.) number* * *das Buch trägt den Titel the title of the book is;mit dem Titel entitleddie Titel sind vergriffen those titles are out of print; (Titelseite) title pagejemandem einen Titel verleihen confer a title on sb;jemanden mit seinem Titel anreden address sb by his ( oder her) title;der Titel eines Weltmeisters the world title;den Titel gewinnen/verlieren SPORT win/lose the titleder größte Titel im Etat the biggest item in the budget* * *der; Titels, Titel1) title2) (ugs.): (Musikstück, Song usw.) number* * *caption n.captions n.cover n.heading n.title n.titular n.
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