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1 ausschließen
ausschließen v 1. BÖRSE lock out; 2. GEN bar, (infrml) boot off, exclude, expel, preclude, (AE) wall out, crowd out, eliminate, rule out; 3. RECHT exclude, eliminate, bar* * *v 1. < Börse> lock out; 2. < Geschäft> bar, boot off infrml, exclude, expel, preclude, wall out (AE), crowd out, eliminate, rule out; 3. < Recht> exclude, eliminate, bar* * *ausschließen
to exclude, to seclude, to preclude, to freeze out (US coll.), (ablehnen) to rule (vote) out, (Arbeiter) to lock out, (ausscheiden) to eliminate, (ausstoßen) to expel, to debar, (disqualifizieren) to disqualify, (Zeilen) to justify;
• Anwalt aus der Anwaltschaft ausschließen to disbar a barrister (Br.);
• alle Bedingungen des Käufers ausschließen to override any forms or conditions referred to by the buyer;
• von einer Bewerbung ausschließen to debar from applying for a position;
• Firma von der Beteiligung an Ausschreibungen der Regierung ausschließen to blacklist a company from receiving government contracts;
• Haftung ausschließen to exonerate o. s. from liability;
• Mitglied von der Inanspruchnahme der Fondsmittel ausschließen to declare a member inelegible to use the resources of the fund;
• j. wegen Nichtzahlens seiner Mitgliederbeiträge ausschließen to drop s. o. for non-payment of dues;
• Öffentlichkeit ausschließen (Gericht) to order the case to be heard in closed session (camera);
• Presse und Öffentlichkeit ausschließen to exclude both press and public;
• Rechtsweg ausschließen to bar legal proceedings;
• gerichtliche Schadenersatzforderung ausschließen to preclude recovery by suit;
• vom Universitätsbesuch ausschließen to send down (Br.), to rusticate (US);
• j. aus einem Verein ausschließen to expel s. o. from a society;
• Verjährung ausschließen to bar prescription;
• sich vertraglich ausschließen to contract out;
• von einem Wettbewerb ausschließen to disqualify from a contest;
• j. zeitweilig ausschließen to suspend s. o.;
• von der Zuteilung [bei der Aktienemission] ausschließen to preclude from allotment.
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