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adjective1) (untidy) unordentlich; ungeordnet [Ansammlung]2) (unruly) undiszipliniert; aufrührerisch [Mob]* * *2) (lawless; causing trouble: a disorderly group of people.) ordnungswidrig* * *dis·or·der·ly[dɪˈsɔ:dəli, AM -ɔ:rdɚli]1. (untidy) unordentlichto keep a \disorderly house LAW ein Bordell treiben\disorderly life unorganisiertes Leben2. (unruly) aufrührerischdrunken and \disorderly conduct Trunkenheit f und ordnungswidriges Verhalten* * *[dIs'ɔːdəlɪ]adj1) (= untidy) room, desk unordentlich; queue, row ungeordnetto become disorderly (person, crowd) — außer Rand und Band geraten
the rally became disorderly — bei der Kundgebung kam es zu Ausschreitungen
See:→ also academic.ru/22643/drunk">drunk* * *A adj1. unordentlich2. schlampig, (auch Leben etc) liederlich3. gesetzwidrig, aufrührerisch, unbotmäßig4. JUR Ärgernis erregend, ordnungswidrig:disorderly conduct ordnungswidriges Verhalten;a) Bordell n,b) Spielhölle f;b) Erreger(in) öffentlichen ÄrgernissesB adv besonders US1. unordentlich (etc, → A)* * *adjective1) (untidy) unordentlich; ungeordnet [Ansammlung]2) (unruly) undiszipliniert; aufrührerisch [Mob]* * *adj.ungeregelt adj.unordentlich adj.
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