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1 unconscionable
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2 unconscionable
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > unconscionable
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3 unconscionable
un·con·scion·able[ʌnˈkɒn(t)ʃənəbl̩, AM -ˈkɑ:n-]* * *[ʌn'kɒnʃənəbl]adjunerhörtan unconscionable time — eine unerhört lange Zeit, unerhört lange
* * *unconscionable adj (adv unconscionably)1. gewissen-, skrupellos2. nicht zumutbar3. unmäßig, unverschämt (Forderungen etc):it took him an unconscionable time er brauchte unglaublich lange dazu* * *adj.skrupellos adj.unverschämt adj. -
4 unconscionable
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5 unconscionable inadequacy
unconscionable inadequacy ≈ sittenwidrige Inadäquanz [Unangemessenheit] -
6 unconscionable contract
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > unconscionable contract
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7 недобросовестно
adv1) gener. auf unredliche Weise2) law. in schlechtem Glauben, in schlechter Absicht, mala fide, schlechtgläubig, treuwidrig (ïî-àíãëèéñêè unconscionable)3) econ. bösgläubig -
8 esztelen
(DE) hirnlos; vernunftlos; (EN) be out of one's skull; beyond reason; brainless; crazed; foolish; hair-brained; hare-brained; insensate; mindless; preposterous; reasonless; senseless; silly; unconscionable; unreasonable; unreasoned; unreasoning; unwise; void of sense -
9 lelkiismeretlen
(DE) Gewissenlosigkeit {e}; bedenkenlos; gewissenlos; unverantwortlich; (EN) conscienceless; have no conscience; unconscientious; unconscionable; unprincipled; unscrupulous -
10 oktalan
(DE) irrational; unklug; unvernünftig; (EN) causeless; impolitic; insensate; irrational; preposterous; unconscionable; undiscreet; unreasonable; unreasoning; unwise -
11 oroszlánszerződés
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12 túlméretezett
(DE) überdimensional; überdimensioniert; (EN) exaggerated; oversized; unconscionable -
13 túlságos
(DE) allzu; übermäßig; (EN) exaggerated; excessive; immoderate; inordinate; unconscionable; undue; unreasonable -
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(DE) exzessiv; happig; profus; weithergeholt; übergebührlich; überhöht; übermäßig; übertrieb; (EN) exaggerated; excessive; exorbitant; extravagant; far-fetched; farfetched; hyper-; immoderate; inordinate; out-of-the-way; outrageous; outré; over-anxious; overdone; overdrew; overshot; steep; superfluous; unconscionable; undue; unfrugal; unreasonable; woundy -
15 vô lương tâm
/ruthless/ rabiat, skrupellos, unbarmherzig /unconscionable/ skrupellos, unverschämtTừ điển Việt-Đức. Vietnamesisch-Deutsch Wörterbuch. > vô lương tâm
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