RESTRICTIVE MEASURE - angleščina-nemščina prevod

restrictive measure

restriktiv

re·stric·tive [rɪˈstrɪktɪv] PRID. esp slabš.

restrictive

einschränkend

restrictive

einengend

restrictive measure

restriktiv

restrictive business practice

restriktive Geschäftspraktiken pl

restrictive trade practices

wettbewerbsbeschränkende Handelspraktiken

I. meas·ure [ˈmeʒəʳ, am. angl. -ɚ] SAM.

1. measure (unit):

measure

Maß sr. spol <-es, -e>

measure

Maßeinheit ž. spol <-, -en>

a measure of capacity

ein Hohlmaß sr. spol

a measure of length

ein Längenmaß sr. spol

he poured himself a generous measure of whisky

er schenkte sich einen großen Whisky ein

2. measure fig. (degree):

measure

Maß sr. spol <-es, -e>

measure

Grad m. spol <-(e)s, -e>

there was a large measure of agreement between us

zwischen uns gab es ein hohes Maß an Übereinstimmung

there was some measure of truth in what he said

an dem, was er sagte, war etwas Wahres dran

in large measure

in hohem Maß

in large measure

zum großen Teil

in some measure

gewissermaßen

in some measure

in gewisser Beziehung

3. measure:

measure (measuring instrument)

Messgerät sr. spol <-(e)s, -e>

measure (ruler, yardstick)

Messstab m. spol <-(e)s, -Stäbe>

measure (container)

Messbecher m. spol <-s, ->

measure (container)

Messglas sr. spol

4. measure (indicator):

measure

Maßstab m. spol

examinations are not always the best measure of students' progress

Prüfungen sind nicht immer ein zuverlässiger Indikator für die Fortschritte der Schüler

to be a measure of sb's popularity

ein Maßstab für jds Popularität sein

5. measure usu pl (action) also PRAVO:

measure

Maßnahme ž. spol <-, -n>

the measures we have taken are designed to prevent such accidents occurring in future

die Maßnahmen, die wir ergriffen haben, sollen solche Unfälle in Zukunft verhindern

measures pl required

Handlungsbedarf m. spol <-(e)s> kein pl

6. measure POLIT. (bill):

measure

gesetzliche Maßnahme ž. spol

measure

Bestimmung ž. spol <-, -en>

measure

Verfügung ž. spol <-, -en>

7. measure LIT. (metre):

measure

Versmaß sr. spol <-es, -e>

measure

Metrum sr. spol <-s, -tren>

8. measure am. angl. GLAS. (bar):

measure

Takt m. spol <-(e)s, -e>

9. measure TIPOGRAF.:

measure

Satzbreite ž. spol <-, -n>

fraza:

beyond measure

über die [o. alle] Maßen

there are no half measures with me

ich mache keine halben Sachen

to get [or take] the measure of sb/sth (assess)

jdn/etw einschätzen [o. kennenlernen]

to get [or take] the measure of sb/sth (understand)

jdn/etw verstehen

for good measure (in addition)

zusätzlich

for good measure (in addition)

noch dazu

for good measure (to ensure success)

sicherheitshalber

II. meas·ure [ˈmeʒəʳ, am. angl. -ɚ] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. measure (find out size):

to measure sth

etw [ab]messen

to measure sb for a dress/suit

jds Maße für ein Kleid/einen Anzug nehmen

to measure sth in centimetres/pounds

etw in Zentimetern/Pfund messen

delays measured by weeks are frustrating

wochenlange Verspätungen sind frustrierend

to measure sb's heart rate

jds Puls messen

to measure sb performance

jds Leistung beurteilen

to measure a room

ein Zimmer ausmessen

2. measure (be certain size/quantity):

to measure sth

etw betragen

fraza:

to measure one's length [on the ground]

auf die Schnauze [o. avstr., švic. a. aufs Maul] fallen sleng

III. meas·ure [ˈmeʒəʳ, am. angl. -ɚ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

measure

messen <misst, maß, gemessen>

the box measures 10cm by 10cm by 12cm

der Karton misst 10 mal 10 mal 12 cm

measure SAM. KONTROL.

measure

Messgröße ž. spol

restrictive measure

restrictive measure

restriktive Massnahme

Present

I	measure
you	measure
he/she/it	measures
we	measure
you	measure
they	measure

Past

I	measured
you	measured
he/she/it	measured
we	measured
you	measured
they	measured

Present Perfect

I	have	measured
you	have	measured
he/she/it	has	measured
we	have	measured
you	have	measured
they	have	measured

Past Perfect

I	had	measured
you	had	measured
he/she/it	had	measured
we	had	measured
you	had	measured
they	had	measured

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

Since boundaries serve as both permissive and restrictive measures, the decision not to employ them has profound effects upon timely clearance of fires at the lowest possible level.

en.wikipedia.org

Instead, the municipal government issued an "orange alert", which requires fewer restrictive measures.

theconversation.com

There is little doubt that restrictive measures are justifiable in certain circumstances involving certain defendants.

www.theatlantic.com

Advanced hologram, water and barcode are mostly used as a regular restrictive measure to stop the emergence of counterfeit medicines.

www.digitaljournal.com

For a state to legally take unilateral trade restrictive measures under these sections, the necessity test must first be passed.

en.wikipedia.org