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1 come under scrutiny
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > come under scrutiny
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2 scrutiny
noun(critical gaze) prüfender Blick; (close examination) (of recruit) Musterung, die; (of bill, passport) [Über]prüfung, diebear scrutiny — einer [genauen] Prüfung standhalten
* * *['skru:təni](careful, detailed examination or inspection: Famous people live their lives under continuous public scrutiny.) prüfender Blick- academic.ru/65022/scrutinize">scrutinize- scrutinise* * *scru·ti·ny[ˈskru:tɪni, AM -təni]n no pl [genaue] [Über]prüfung [o Untersuchung]to bear [or stand [up to]] \scrutiny einer [genauen] [Über]prüfung [o Untersuchung] standhaltento come under [or be subjected to] [close] \scrutiny einer [genauen] [Über]prüfung [o Untersuchung] unterzogen werden* * *['skruːtInɪ]n1) (= examination) Untersuchung f; (= checking) (Über)prüfung f; (of person) Musterung f; (= stare) prüfender or musternder Blickeveryone was subject to police scrutiny — jeder wurde einer Überprüfung durch die Polizei unterzogen
it does not stand up to scrutiny — es hält keiner genauen Untersuchung or Prüfung stand
* * *scrutiny [-nı] s1. Untersuchung f, (genaue) Prüfung2. POL Wahlprüfung f3. Überwachung f4. forschender oder prüfender Blick* * *noun(critical gaze) prüfender Blick; (close examination) (of recruit) Musterung, die; (of bill, passport) [Über]prüfung, diebear scrutiny — einer [genauen] Prüfung standhalten
* * *n.Prüfung -en f.Untersuchung f.Wahlprüfung f. -
3 scrutiny
scru·ti·ny [ʼskru:tɪni, Am -təni] n[genaue] [Über]prüfung [o Untersuchung];to come under [or be subjected to] [close] \scrutiny einer [genauen] [Über]prüfung [o Untersuchung] unterzogen werden
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