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2 reprieve
1. transitive verb2. nounreprieve somebody — (postpone execution) jemandem Strafaufschub gewähren; (remit execution) jemanden begnadigen; (fig.) verschonen
Strafaufschub, der (of für); Begnadigung, die; (fig.) Gnadenfrist, die* * *[rə'pri:v] 1. verb(to pardon (a criminal) or delay his punishment: The murderer was sentenced to death, but later was reprieved.) begnadigen2. noun(the act of pardoning a criminal or delaying his punishment; the order to do this.) die Begnadigung* * *re·prieve[rɪˈpri:v]I. vt▪ to \reprieve sb/sth jdn/etw verschonenthe government has \reprieved the hospitals threatened with closure die Regierung hat die von der Schließung bedrohten Krankenhäuser [noch einmal] verschontII. nto be granted [or given] a \reprieve begnadigt werden* * *[rɪ'priːv]1. n (JUR)Begnadigung f; (= postponement) Strafaufschub m; (fig) Gnadenfrist f2. vthe was reprieved (Jur) — er wurde begnadigt
the building/firm has been reprieved for a while — das Gebäude/die Firma ist vorerst noch einmal verschont geblieben
* * *reprieve [rıˈpriːv]A v/t3. figa) jemandem eine Atempause gönnenB s1. JURa) Begnadigung fb) (Straf-, Vollstreckungs-)Aufschub m2. figa) Aufschub mb) Gnadenfrist f, Atempause f3. (vorübergehende) Rettung* * *1. transitive verb2. nounreprieve somebody — (postpone execution) jemandem Strafaufschub gewähren; (remit execution) jemanden begnadigen; (fig.) verschonen
Strafaufschub, der (of für); Begnadigung, die; (fig.) Gnadenfrist, die* * *n.Gnadenfrist f. -
3 reprieve
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4 respite
noun1) (delay) Aufschub, der2) (interval of relief) Ruhepause, diewithout respite — ohne Pause od. Unterbrechung
* * *(a pause or rest.) die Frist,die Pause* * *res·pite[ˈrespaɪt, AM -pɪt]the injection provided only a temporary \respite from the pain die Spritze befreite nur vorübergehend von den Schmerzenwithout \respite pausenlos, ohne Pause* * *['respaɪt]nwithout (a) respite — ohne Unterbrechung or Pause
2) (= reprieve) Aufschub m* * *respite [ˈrespaıt; ˈrespıt]A s1. Frist f, (Zahlungs)Aufschub m, Stundung f:days of respite WIRTSCH Respekttage2. JURb) Strafaufschub m3. (Atem-, Ruhe)Pause f:without (a) respite unablässig, ohne UnterlassB v/t1. auf-, verschieben2. jemandem Aufschub gewähren, eine Frist einräumen* * *noun1) (delay) Aufschub, der2) (interval of relief) Ruhepause, diewithout respite — ohne Pause od. Unterbrechung
* * *n.Aufschub -¨e m.Pause -n f. -
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(DE) Fristung {e}; (EN) deferment; moratoria; moratorium; moratorium, moratoria; reprieve; respite -
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(DE) Gnadenfrist; Rast {e}; Ruhepause; Verschnaufpause {e}; (EN) at rest; bait; breather; breathing space; easy; halt; lay-off; leisure; relaxation; reprieve; respite; resting; siesta; stage; stand-easy
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Reprieve (organisation) — Contexte général Fiche d’identité … Wikipédia en Français
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Reprieve — Re*prieve (r? pr?v ), v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Reprieved} ( pr?vd ); p. pr. & vb. n. {Reprieving}.] [OE. repreven to reject, disallow, OF. reprover to blame, reproach, condemn (pres. il reprueve), F. r[ e]prouver to disapprove, fr. L. reprobare to… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
reprieve — [n] relief of blame, responsibility abatement, abeyance, absolution, acquittal, alleviation, amnesty, anchor*, clearance, clemency, commute, deferment, freeing, let up*, lifeboat*, lifesaver*, mitigation, palliation, pardon, postponement, release … New thesaurus
Reprieve — (engl., spr. Riprihw), 1) Aufschub einer Hinrichtung; 2) Befehl zu diesem Aufschub … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
reprieve — (v.) 1570s, take back to prison, from M.E. repryen to remand, detain (late 15c.), probably from M.Fr. repris, pp. of reprendre take back (see REPRISE (Cf. reprise)). Meaning to suspend an impending execution is recorded from 1590s. Sense evolved… … Etymology dictionary
reprieve — both verb and noun, is spelt ie , not ei … Modern English usage
reprieve — ► VERB 1) cancel the punishment of. 2) abandon or postpone plans to close: the threatened pits could be reprieved. ► NOUN 1) the cancellation of a punishment. 2) a respite from difficulty or danger. ORIGIN Old French reprendre, from Latin… … English terms dictionary