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Definition
Synonym
Vorsichtsma�regel
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
allgemeine Regel
general rule
allgemeine Regel
universal rule
eine Regel anwenden
apply a rule
eine Regel aufstellen
establish a rule
eine Regel aufstellen
frame a rule
eine Regel durchsetzen
enforce a rule
eine unbedingt maßgebende Regel
an absolutely definite ruling
feste Regel
inflexible rule
gegen eine Regel verstoßen
infringe a rule
in Befolgung einer Regel
in compliance with a rule
in der Regel
normally
in der Regel wird ein Kompromiss gefunden
a compromise is normally agreed
Regel zur Auslegung
rule of interpretation
Regel, Richtlinie, regeln, regieren
rule
Standard, Maßstab, Norm, Regel, Richtschnur
standard
strenge Regel
strict rule
unabänderliche Regel, feste Regel
hard rule
Cramersche Regel
f
math.
Cramer's rule
Hamilton's Regel
biol.
Hamilton's rule
Menstruation
f
, Menorrhö
f
, Menorrhöe
f
med.
Regel
f
, Periode
f
, Tage
f
ugs.
seine Regel bekommen, seine Tage bekommen
seine Regel haben, seine Tage haben
menstruation, menorrhea
Am.
, menorrhoea
Br.
, menses
coll.
period
coll.
to get one's period
to have one's period
Norm
f
, Regel
f
, Typ
m
Normen
pl
norm
norms
Regel
f
, Spielregel
f
Regeln
pl
, Spielregeln
pl
Regeln und Bestimmungen
in der Regel, im Regelfall
den Regeln entsprechend, gemäß den Regeln
nach den Regeln
die Regeln einhalten, die Spielregeln einhalten
eine Regel verletzen, von einer Regel abweichen
nach allen Regeln der Kunst
es sich zur Regel machen
die anwendbaren Regeln
eine fast überall anwendbare Regel
rule
rules
rules and regulations
as a rule, as a general rule
according to the rules
under the rules
to play by the rules
to break a rule
by every trick in the book
to make it a rule
the rules applicable
a rule of great generality
Regel
f
norma
Simpson-Regel
f
math.
Simpson rule, Simpson's rule
anomal, von der Regel abweichend, regelwidrig, ungewöhnlich
adj
anomaler
am anomalsten
anomalous
more anomalous
most anomalous
anwenden (auf), auflegen, anlegen
v
anwendend, auflegend, anlegend
angewendet, angewandt, aufgelegt, angelegt
er
sie wendet an
ich
er
sie wandte an
er
sie hat
hatte angewandt
eine Regel anwenden
to apply (to)
applying
applied
he
she applies
I
he
she applied
he
she has
had applied
to apply a rule
aufstellen, errichten
v
aufstellend, errichtend
aufgestellt, errichtet
stellt auf, errichtet
stellte auf, errichtete
eine Regel aufstellen
to establish
establishing
established
establishes
established
to establish a rule, to frame a rule
etw. erzwingen, etw. durchsetzen
v
erzwingend
erzwungen
er
sie erzwingt
ich
er
sie erzwang
er
sie hat
hatte erzwungen
nicht erzwungen
eine Regel durchsetzen
to enforce
enforcing
enforced
he
she enforces
I
he
she enforced
he
she has
had enforced
unenforced
to enforce a rule
geschlossen
adj
geschlossener (Regel-) Kreis
geschlossener (Strom-) Kreis
geschlossener Kreislauf
geschlossener Rechenzentrumsbetrieb
geschlossenes Regelkreissystem
closed
closed loop
closed circuit
closed circuit
closed shop
closed system
normalerweise
adv
, in der Regel
normally
übernehmen, sich aneignen
übernehmend, sich aneignend
übernommen, angeeignet
eine Regel übernehmen
to adopt
adopting
adopted
to adopt a rule
Die Ausnahme bestätigt die Regel.
The exception proves the rule.
in der Regel
as a rule
eine Regel verletzen
break a rule
geschlossener (Regel-) Kreis
closed loop
Norm, Regel, Typ
norm
Regel
norm
Regel
norma
Herrschaft, Regel, herschen, Massstab
rule
Regel
rule
die Ausnahme bestätigt die Regel
the exception proves the rule
eine Regel verletzen
to break a rule
sind die Regel
are the rule
Ausnahme
f
; Ausnahmefall
m
Ausnahmen
pl
; Ausnahmefälle
pl
nur in Ausnahmefällen
Keine Regel ohne Ausnahme.
Eine Ausnahme bildet ...
Ausnahme wegen Geringfügigkeit
Die Ausnahme bestätigt die Regel.
exception; exceptional case
exceptions; exceptional cases
only in exceptional cases
There's an exception to every rule.
An exception is ...
de minimis exception
The exception proves the rule.
Bergmann-Regel
f
zool.
Bergmann's rule
Cramer'sche Regel
f
math.
Cramer's rule
Dulong-Petit'sche Regel
f
phys.
law of Dulong and Petit; Dulon and Petit's law
Grundsatz
m
; Richtlinie
f
; Leitlinie
f
adm.
Grundsätze
pl
; Richtlinien
pl
; Leitlinien
pl
Grundsatzangelegenheiten
pl
allgemeine Leitsätze
Bei uns gilt der Grundsatz die Regel dass die Kinder beim Schlafengehen ihre Handys abgeben müssen.
policy
policies
policy matters
general policies
We have a policy of requiring children to hand in their mobile phones at bedtime.
Menstruation
f
; Menorrhö
f
; Menorrhöe
f
; Regelblutung
f
med.
Regel
f
; Periode
f
; Tage
f
ugs.
wenn sie ihre Regel Tage bekommt
Sie hat ihre Regel Tage.
menstruation; menorrhoea
Br.
; menorrhea
Am.
; menses
coll.
period
coll.
when she gets her period
She is having her period.
Norm
f
; Regel
f
; Typ
m
Normen
pl
norm
norms
Regel
f
; Spielregel
f
Regeln
pl
; Spielregeln
pl
Regeln und Bestimmungen
in der Regel; im Regelfall
den Regeln entsprechend; gemäß den Regeln
nach den Regeln
Regeln aufstellen
die Regeln einhalten; die Spielregeln einhalten
eine Regel verletzen; von einer Regel abweichen
nach allen Regeln der Kunst
es sich zur Regel machen
die anwendbaren Regeln
eine fast überall anwendbare Regel
rule
rules
rules and regulations
as a rule; as a general rule
according to the rules
under the rules
to establish rules
to play by the rules
to break a rule
by every trick in the book
to make it a rule
the rules applicable
a rule of great generality
Schuld
f
(an für etw.) (Ursache; Verantwortung)
jdm. an etw. die Schuld geben
die Schuld bekommen
die Schuld auf sich nehmen
die Schuld für etw. auf sich nehmen; die Verantwortung für etw. übernehmen
die Schuld tragen
Schieben Sie Schieb die Schuld nicht auf mich!
Warum sollte ich die Schuld auf mich nehmen?
Sie ist (daran) schuld.
Die Schuld am schlechten Benehmen von Kindern liegt in der Regel bei den Eltern.
blame; guilt (rare) (for sth.)
to put the blame on sb. for sth.; to lay the blame on sb. for sth.
to get the blame
to take the blame
to bear the guilt of sth.
to bear the blame
Don't put lay the blame on me!
Why should I take the blame?
The blame lies with her.; She is to blame for it.
Guilt for poorly behaved children usually lies with the parents.
Simpson-Regel
f
math.
Simpson rule; Simpson's rule
etw. anwenden (auf etw.); einsetzen; aufbieten
v
techn.
jur.
anwendend; einsetzend; aufbietend
angewendet; eingesetzt; aufgeboten
er sie wendet an
ich er sie wandte an
er sie hat hatte angewandt
eine Regel anwenden
Gewalt anwenden
seine ganze Energie aufbieten
Die Kraft greift am längeren Hebelarm an.
phys.
Die skandinavischen Länder wenden weiterhin bilaterale Abkommen an die über den EU-Rahmenbeschluss hinausgehen.
to apply sth. (to sth.)
applying
applied
he she applies
I he she applied
he she has had applied
to apply a rule
to apply force
to apply all one's energy
The force is applied to the longer lever arm.
The Nordic countries continue to apply bilateral agreements allowing the EU Framework Decision to be extended.
aufstellen; errichten
v
aufstellend; errichtend
aufgestellt; errichtet
stellt auf; errichtet
stellte auf; errichtete
eine Regel aufstellen
to establish
establishing
established
establishes
established
to establish a rule; to frame a rule
etw. nicht einhalten; (Versprechen Vertrag) brechen; (Regel) verletzen; (Vorschrift) übertreten
v
nicht einhaltend; brechend; verletzend; übertretend
nicht eingehalten; gebrochen; verletzt; übertreten
sein Versprechen brechen nicht einhalten
einen Vertrag nicht einhalten vertragsbrüchig werden
seinen Eid brechen; eidbrüchig werden
geh.
einen Streik brechen
die öffentliche Ordnung stören
to break sth. {broke; broken} (fail to observe)
breaking
broken
to break your promise
to break a contract
to break your oath
to break a strike
to break the peace
etw. erzwingen; etw. durchsetzen
v
erzwingend
erzwungen
er sie erzwingt
ich er sie erzwang
er sie hat hatte erzwungen
nicht erzwungen
eine Regel durchsetzen
Die Truppen haben einen Waffenstillstand erzwungen.
Eine Zusammenarbeit zwischen den Akteuren kann man nicht erzwingen.
to enforce sth.
enforcing
enforced
he she enforces
I he she enforced
he she has had enforced
unenforced
to enforce a rule
The troops enforced a ceasefire.
You can't enforce co-operation between the players.
ein Auto kurzschließen (i. d. Regel um es zu stehlen)
v
ugs.
to hot-wire a car (typically in order to steal it)
normalerweise
adv
; in der Regel
normally
in der Regel; üblicherweise; normalerweise; typischerweise
adv
Die Kapazität einer Batterie wird üblicherweise in Milliamperestunden ausgedrückt.
typically
The capacity of a battery is typically expressed in milliamp-hours.
etw. übernehmen
v
(sich zu eigen machen)
übernehmend
übernommen
einen Brauch übernehmen
eine Regel übernehmen
etw. eins zu eins übernehmen
to adopt sth. (begin to use)
adopting
adopted
to adopt a custom
to adopt a rule
to adopt sth. wholesale
verletzen; verstoßen (gegen)
v
verletzend; verstoßend
verletzt; verstoßen
verletzt
verletzte
gegen eine Regel verstoßen
to infringe
infringing
infringed
infringes
infringed
to infringe a rule
Allen'sche Regel
f
zool.
Allen's rule
Ausnahme
f
; Ausnahmefall
m
Ausnahmen
pl
; Ausnahmefälle
pl
nur in Ausnahmefällen
Keine Regel ohne Ausnahme.
Eine Ausnahme bildet …
Ausnahme wegen Geringfügigkeit; Ausnahme für Bagatellfälle
Die Ausnahme bestätigt die Regel.
exception; exceptional case
exceptions; exceptional cases
only in exceptional cases
There's an exception to every rule.
An exception is …
de minimis exception
The exception proves the rule.
Bergmann'sche Regel
f
zool.
Bergmann's rule
Cope'sche Regel
f
(Evolutionsbiologie)
biol.
Cope's rule (evolutionary biology)
SSS-Regel
f
(Siedehitze, Sonne, Seitenkette)
chem.
SSS rule (searing heat, sunlight, side chain substitution)
Dollo'sches Unumkehrbarkeitsgesetz
n
; Dollo'sches Gesetz
n
; Dollo-Regel
f
('Die Evolution ist nicht umkehrbar') (Evolutionsbiologie)
biol.
Dollo's law of irreversibility; Dollo's law; Dollo's principle; Dollo's rule ('Evolution is not reversible') (evolutionary biology)
Einzelfallbetrachtung
f
eine Einzelfallbetrachtung erfordern
Es ist in der Regel eine Einzelfallbetrachtung erforderlich.
case-by-case consideration; individual examination
to require a case-by-case analysis
It generally needs to be considered case by case.
Entscheidungsregel
f
von Bayes; Bayes-Regel
f
; Bayes'sche Regel
f
; Bayes'sche Formel
f
; Satz
m
von Bayes; Bayes'sches Theorem
n
(Entscheidungstheorie)
Bayes' decision rule; Bayes' rule; Bayes formulation; Bayesian formulation; Bayes' theorem (decision theory)
Gloger'sche Regel
f
zool.
Gloger's rule
Grundsatz
m
; Richtlinie
f
; Leitlinie
f
adm.
Grundsätze
pl
; Richtlinien
pl
; Leitlinien
pl
Grundsatzangelegenheiten
pl
allgemeine Leitsätze
Bei uns gilt der Grundsatz die Regel, dass die Kinder beim Schlafengehen ihre Handys abgeben müssen.
policy
policies
policy matters
general policies
We have a policy of requiring children to hand in their mobile phones at bedtime.
Haldane-Regel
f
(Evolutionsbiologie)
biol.
Haldane's rule (evolutionary biology)
Hamilton'sche Regel
f
(Theorie der Verwandtenselektion in der Evolutionsbiologie)
biol.
Hamilton's rule (theory of kin selection in evolutionary biology)
Jordan'sche Regel
f
biol.
Jordan's rule
Konowalow'sche Regel
f
chem.
Gibbs-Konovalov rule; Konovalov rule
Locard'sches Prinzip
n
; Locard'sche Regel
f
(Kriminaltechnik)
Locard's exchange principle (forensics)
Menstruationszyklus
m
; weiblicher Zyklus
m
; weibliche Periode
f
; Regel
f
; Tage
pl
ugs.
med.
seine Tage haben
ugs.
wenn sie ihre Regel Tage bekommt
Sie hat ihre Regel Tage.
menstrual cycle; female cycle; female period; period; menses
coll.
; monthlies
coll.
to be on the rag; to be on the blob
Br.
coll.
when she gets her period
She is having her period.
Punkt-vor-Strich-Regel
f
(Rechenregel)
math.
PEMDAS rule ("Please excuse my dear aunt Sally." standing for parentheses exponents multiplication & division addition & subtraction)
Regel
f
; Spielregel
f
Regeln
pl
; Spielregeln
pl
Lernregel
f
Merkregel
f
Regeln und Bestimmungen
in der Regel; im Regelfall
den Regeln entsprechend; gemäß den Regeln
nach den Regeln
Regeln aufstellen
die Regeln einhalten; die Spielregeln einhalten
eine Regel verletzen; von einer Regel abweichen
nach allen Regeln der Kunst
es sich zur Regel machen
die anwendbaren Regeln
eine fast überall anwendbare Regel
rule
rules
learning rule
standard rule
rules and regulations
as a rule; as a general rule
according to the rules
under the rules
to establish rules
to play by the rules
to break a rule
by every trick in the book
to make it a rule
the rules applicable
a rule of great generality
Rensch'sche Regel
f
biol.
Rensch's rule
Schuld
f
(an für etw.) (Ursache; Verantwortung)
jdm. an etw. die Schuld geben
die Schuld bekommen
die Schuld auf sich nehmen
die Schuld für etw. auf sich nehmen; die Verantwortung für etw. übernehmen
die Schuld tragen
Schieben Sie Schieb die Schuld nicht auf mich!
Warum sollte ich die Schuld auf mich nehmen?
Sie ist (daran) schuld.
Die Schuld am schlechten Benehmen von Kindern liegt in der Regel bei den Eltern.
blame; guilt
rare
(for sth.)
to put the blame on sb. for sth.; to lay the blame on sb. for sth.
to get the blame
to take the blame
to bear the guilt of sth.
to bear the blame
Don't put lay the blame on me!
Why should I take the blame?
The blame lies with her.; She is to blame for it.
Guilt for poorly behaved children usually lies with the parents.
etw. anwenden (auf etw.); einsetzen; aufbieten
v
techn.
jur.
anwendend; einsetzend; aufbietend
angewendet; eingesetzt; aufgeboten
er sie wendet an
ich er sie wandte an
er sie hat hatte angewandt
eine Regel anwenden
Gewalt anwenden
seine ganze Energie aufbieten
Die Kraft greift am längeren Hebelarm an.
phys.
Die skandinavischen Länder wenden weiterhin bilaterale Abkommen an, die über den EU-Rahmenbeschluss hinausgehen.
Diese Geheimhaltungsstufe kommt zur Anwendung, wenn …
to apply sth. (to sth.)
applying
applied
he she applies
I he she applied
he she has had applied
to apply a rule
to apply force
to apply all one's energy
The force is applied to the longer lever arm.
The Nordic countries continue to apply bilateral agreements allowing the EU Framework Decision to be extended.
This classification is applied when …
etw. nicht einhalten; (Versprechen Vertrag) brechen; (Regel) verletzen; (Vorschrift) übertreten
v
nicht einhaltend; brechend; verletzend; übertretend
nicht eingehalten; gebrochen; verletzt; übertreten
sein Versprechen brechen nicht einhalten
einen Vertrag nicht einhalten, vertragsbrüchig werden
seinen Eid brechen; eidbrüchig werden
geh.
einen Streik brechen
die öffentliche Ordnung stören
to break sth. {broke; broken} (fail to observe)
breaking
broken
to break your promise
to break a contract
to break your oath
to break a strike
to break the peace
etw. erzwingen; etw. durchsetzen
v
erzwingend
erzwungen
er sie erzwingt
ich er sie erzwang
er sie hat hatte erzwungen
nicht erzwungen
eine Regel durchsetzen
Die Truppen erzwangen eine Ausgangssperre.
Eine Zusammenarbeit zwischen den Akteuren kann man nicht erzwingen.
to enforce sth.
enforcing
enforced
he she enforces
I he she enforced
he she has had enforced
unenforced
to enforce a rule
The troops enforced a curfew.
You can't enforce co-operation between the players.
groß; breit; etabliert; vorherrschend; massentauglich; Massen…; Mehrheits…; regulär; Regel…
adj
soc.
die großen Parteien
die großen Fluggesellschaften
die etablierte Kultur; die Massenkultur; die Populärkultur
der durchschnittliche Verbraucher; der typische Konsument; Otto Normalverbraucher
Dt.
die Mehrheitsmeinung
die Mehrheitsgesellschaft
ein breites Publikum
art
ein massentaugliches Produkt; ein Produkt für einen breiten Abnehmerkreis
Regelschulen
Regelklassen
Unterhaltung für ein breites Publikum; Massenunterhaltung
mainstream
the mainstream parties
the mainstream airlines
mainstream culture
mainstream consumers
mainstream thinking
mainstream society
a mainstream audience
a mainstream product
mainstream schools
mainstream classes
mainstream entertainment
längstens jedoch (+ Zeitangabe)
in der Regel 3 Monate lang, längstens jedoch sechs Monate
but no longer than; but not exceeding (+expression of time)
typically for three months, but no longer than six months but not exceeding six months
Gebot
n
; Regel
f
precept
formal
in der Regel i. d. R.
generally; usually {adv}
Deutsche
Vorsichtsma�regel Synonyme
überwiegend
Âgrößtenteils
Âin
aller
Regel
Âin
der
Regel
Âmeist
Âvornehmlich
Âvorwiegend
üblich
Âgang
und
gäbe
Âgebräuchlich
Âgewöhnlich
Âhäufig
Âin
aller
Regel
Âin
der
Regel
Ânormal
Âweit
verbreitet
i.
d.
R.
Âin
der
Regel
regel
Gesetzmäßigkeit
ÂRegel
Grundsatz
ÂNorm
ÂRegel
ÂTyp
grundsätzlich
Âim
Grunde
Âim
Prinzip
Âin
der
Regel
Âprinzipiell
Brauch
ÂGepflogenheit
ÂGewohnheit
ÂKonvention
ÂRegel
ÂSitte
ÂUsus
Gesetz
ÂRegel
ÂReglement
ÂRichtlinie
ÂVerfügung
ÂVerordnung
ÂVorschrift
des
Öfteren
Âin
der
Regel
Âmeist
Âmeistens
Ânicht
selten
(umgangssprachlich)
Âzumeist
Direktive
ÂLeistungssoll
ÂMaßstab
ÂNorm
ÂRegel
ÂRichtlinie
ÂRichtwert
ÂStandard
alltäglich
Âüblich
Âüblicherweise
Âerwartet
Âgewöhnlich
Âin
der
Regel
Ânormal
Ânormalerweise
Âtypischerweise
alles
in
allem
Âgenerell
Âgrundsätzlich
Âim
Allgemeinen
Âim
Großen
und
Ganzen
Âin
der
Gesamtheit
Âin
der
Regel
Âinsgesamt
Âsumma
summarum
Âweitgehend
Âzusammenfassend
aberrant
Âabnorm
Âabnormal
Âanomal
Âanormal
Âaußer
der
Reihe
Âaußertourlich
(österr.)
Âmit
ungewöhnlichem
Verlauf
Âregelwidrig
Âungewöhnlich
Âvon
der
Regel
abweichend
Menses
(fachsprachlich)
ÂMenstruation
ÂMonatsblutung
ÂPeriode
ÂRegel
(umgangssprachlich)
ÂRegelblutung
ÂTage
(umgangssprachlich)
ÂZyklus
80/20-Regel
ÂPareto-Prinzip
ÂPareto-Verteilung
80/20-Regel
Pareto-Prinzip
Pareto-Verteilung
Weitere Ergebnisse für
Vorsichtsma�regel Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
general rule Synonyme
general
ADC
Babbittish
CO
OD
Philistine
abstract
accepted
accustomed
across the board
aide
aide-de-camp
aleatoric
aleatory
all-inclusive
amorphous
approximate
ascendant
associated
assorted
at the head
bland
blanket
blended
blobby
blurred
blurry
boss
bourgeois
brigadier
brigadier
general
broad
campy
captain
casual
catholic
chance
chancy
chaotic
chicken colonel
chief
chief of staff
civic
civil
collective
collectivistic
colonel
combined
commandant
commander
commander in chief
commanding
commanding officer
commissioned officer
common
commonplace
communal
communistic
community
commutual
company officer
composite
comprehensive
confused
conjoint
controlling
cooperative
cosmopolitan
customary
disordered
diversified
dominant
encyclopedic
everyday
exec
executive officer
extended
extensive
familiar
featureless
field marshal
field officer
first lieutenant
five-star
general
foggy
four-star
general
fuzzy
general
officer
general
issimo
general
ized
generic
global
governing
habitual
hazy
head
hegemonic
hegemonistic
heterogeneous
high-camp
hit-or-miss
homely
homespun
humdrum
hybrid
ill-defined
imprecise
imprudent
in ascendancy
in charge
in chief
in common
in the ascendant
inaccurate
inchoate
inclusive
incoherent
indecisive
indefinable
indefinite
indeterminable
indeterminate
indiscreet
indiscriminate
indiscriminative
indistinct
inexact
insensitive
international
jemadar
joint
junior officer
kitschy
lax
leading
lieutenant
lieutenant colonel
lieutenant
general
loose
low-camp
major
major
general
marechal
marshal
master
miscellaneous
mixed
mongrel
mutual
national
natural
naturalistic
naturistic
nebulous
neutral
nonjudgmental
nonspecific
normal
obscure
officer
one-star
general
orderless
orderly
orderly officer
ordinary
overall
panoramic
paramount
plebeian
pop
popular
predominant
predominate
prepollent
preponderant
prepo
general
public
Everyman
John Doe
Public
body politic
citizenry
common man
commonwealth
community
community at large
constituency
cultural community
demos
dwellers
estate
everybody
everyman
everyone
everywoman
folk
folks
gentry
habitancy
hoi polloi
inhabitants
linguistic community
men
nation
nationality
people
people at large
people in
general
persons
polity
populace
population
public
society
speech community
state
the citizenry
the
general
public
the people
the populace
the population
the public
whole people
world
you and me
general
store
boutique
chain store
co-op
concession
cooperative
countinghouse
country store
department store
dime store
discount house
discount store
emporium
establishment
five-and-ten
house
magasin
mail-order house
market
mart
post
retail store
salon
shop
store
supermarket
trading post
variety shop
variety store
warehouse
wareroom
wholesale house
general
ity
Everyman
Public
abstract
abstraction
abstractions
amorphousness
average
average man
averageness
balance
best part
better part
blobbiness
blurriness
body
broadness
bulk
center
common man
common run
commonness
commonplaceness
currency
disorder
essence
everyman
everywoman
fogginess
fuzziness
general
ization
girl next door
gist
golden mean
gravamen
happy medium
haziness
homme moyen sensuel
ill-definedness
imprecision
inaccuracy
inchoateness
incoherence
indecisiveness
indefinableness
indefiniteness
indeterminateness
indistinctness
inexactness
juste-milieu
laws
laxity
looseness
main body
major part
majority
mass
mean
meat
median
mediocrity
medium
middle
middle course
middle ground
middle point
middle position
middle state
middle-of-the-road
midpoint
mistiness
most
norm
normal
obscuration
obscurity
ordinariness
ordinary Joe
ordinary run
par
plurality
prevalence
principles
ruck
rule
run
shapelessness
substance
sweeping statement
sweepingness
thrust
unclearness
universality
usualness
vague notion
vagueness
via media
general
ization
Baconian method
a fortiori reasoning
a posteriori reasoning
a priori reasoning
abstraction
analysis
bromide
catholicity
cliche
commonplace
cosmopolitanism
deduction
deductive reasoning
ecumenicalism
ecumenicity
epagoge
general
idea
general
ity
general
ized proposition
glittering
general
ity
globalism
globality
hackneyed expression
hypothesis and verification
inclusiveness
induction
inductive reasoning
inference
internationalism
lieu commun
locus communis
particularization
philosophical induction
platitude
sweeping statement
syllogism
syllogistic reasoning
synthesis
tired cliche
truism
universality
worldwideness
general
ize
analyze
apply reason
broaden
deal in
general
ities
deduce
ecumenicize
expand
extend
globalize
hypothesize
infer
intellectualize
logicalize
logicize
make a
general
ization
philosophize
provide a rationale
rationalize
reason
spread
syllogize
synthesize
theorize
universalize
use reason
widen
general
ly
about
all in all
all things considered
altogether
approximately
approximatively
as a rule
as a whole
as an approximation
as per usual
as things go
as usual
at large
broadly
broadly speaking
by and large
chiefly
commonly
conventionally
customarily
general
ly speaking
habitually
in
general
in round numbers
in the main
indecisively
indefinably
indefinitely
indeterminably
indistinctly
largely
loosely
mainly
more or less
most often
mostly
naturally
normally
normatively
obscurely
on balance
on the average
on the whole
ordinarily
overall
practically
predominantly
prescriptively
prevailingly
primarily
principally
regularly
roughly
roughly speaking
roundly
routinely
say
speaking
general
ly
superficially
to be expected
typically
usually
vaguely
general
ship
arms
art of war
captainship
chairmanship
chivalry
convenership
custody
dictatorship
directorate
directorship
foremanship
governorship
guardianship
headship
intendancy
knighthood
leadership
managership
mastership
overseership
presidency
proctorship
sovereignty
stewardship
superintendence
superintendency
supervisorship
war
Vorsichtsma�regel Definition
Attorney-general
(
n.
)
The
chief
law
officer
of
the
state,
empowered
to
act
in
all
litigation
in
which
the
law-executing
power
is
a
party,
and
to
advise
this
supreme
executive
whenever
required.
Brigadier
general
(
)
An
officer
in
rank
next
above
a
colonel,
and
below
a
major
general.
He
commands
a
brigade,
and
is
sometimes
called,
by
a
shortening
of
his
title,
simple
a
brigadier.
General
(
a.
)
Relating
to
a
genus
or
kind
General
(
a.
)
Comprehending
many
species
or
individuals
General
(
a.
)
Not
restrained
or
limited
to
a
precise
import
General
(
a.
)
Common
to
many,
or
the
greatest
number
General
(
a.
)
Having
a
relation
to
all
General
(
a.
)
As
a
whole
General
(
a.
)
Usual
General
(
a.
)
The
whole
General
(
a.
)
One
of
the
chief
military
officers
of
a
government
or
country
General
(
a.
)
The
roll
of
the
drum
which
calls
the
troops
together
General
(
a.
)
The
chief
of
an
order
of
monks,
or
of
all
the
houses
or
congregations
under
the
same
rule.
General
(
a.
)
The
public
Governor
general
(
)
A
governor
who
has
lieutenant
or
deputy
governors
under
him
Lieutenant
general
(
)
An
army
officer
in
rank
next
below
a
general
and
next
above
a
major
general.
Major
general
(
)
An
officer
of
the
army
holding
a
rank
next
above
that
of
brigadier
general
and
next
below
that
of
lieutenant
general,
and
who
usually
commands
a
division
or
a
corps.
Postmasters-general
(
pl.
)
of
Postmaster-general
Postmaster-general
(
n.
)
The
chief
officer
of
the
post-office
department
of
a
government.
In
the
United
States
the
postmaster-general
is
a
member
of
the
cabinet.
Rule
(
a.
)
That
which
is
prescribed
or
laid
down
as
a
guide
for
conduct
or
action
Rule
(
a.
)
Uniform
or
established
course
of
things.
Rule
(
a.
)
Systematic
method
or
practice
Rule
(
a.
)
Ordibary
course
of
procedure
Rule
(
a.
)
Conduct
in
general
Rule
(
a.
)
The
act
of
ruling
Rule
(
a.
)
An
order
regulating
the
practice
of
the
courts,
or
an
order
made
between
parties
to
an
action
or
a
suit.
Rule
(
a.
)
A
determinate
method
prescribed
for
performing
any
operation
and
producing
a
certain
result
Rule
(
a.
)
A
general
principle
concerning
the
formation
or
use
of
words,
or
a
concise
statement
thereof
Rule
(
a.
)
A
straight
strip
of
wood,
metal,
or
the
like,
which
serves
as
a
guide
in
drawing
a
straight
line
Rule
(
a.
)
A
measuring
instrument
consisting
of
a
graduated
bar
of
wood,
ivory,
metal,
or
the
like,
which
is
usually
marked
so
as
to
show
inches
and
fractions
of
an
inch,
and
jointed
so
that
it
may
be
folded
compactly.
Rule
(
a.
)
A
thin
plate
of
metal
(usually
brass)
of
the
same
height
as
the
type,
and
used
for
printing
lines,
as
between
columns
on
the
same
page,
or
in
tabular
work.
Rule
(
a.
)
A
composing
rule.
See
under
Conposing.
Rule
(
n.
)
To
control
the
will
and
actions
of
Rule
(
n.
)
To
control
or
direct
by
influence,
counsel,
or
persuasion
Rule
(
n.
)
To
establish
or
settle
by,
or
as
by,
a
rule
Rule
(
n.
)
To
require
or
command
by
rule
Rule
(
n.
)
To
mark
with
lines
made
with
a
pen,
pencil,
etc.,
guided
by
a
rule
or
ruler
Rule
(
v.
i.)
To
have
power
or
command
Rule
(
v.
i.)
To
lay
down
and
settle
a
rule
or
order
of
court
Rule
(
v.
i.)
To
keep
within
a
(certain)
range
for
a
time
Rule-monger
(
n.
)
A
stickler
for
rules
Solicitor-general
(
n.
)
The
second
law
officer
in
the
government
of
Great
Britain
States-general
(
n.
)
In
France,
before
the
Revolution,
the
assembly
of
the
three
orders
of
the
kingdom,
namely,
the
clergy,
the
nobility,
and
the
third
estate,
or
commonalty.
States-general
(
n.
)
In
the
Netherlands,
the
legislative
body,
composed
of
two
chambers.
general rule Bedeutung
general
election
a
national
or
state
election,
candidates
are
chosen
in
all
constituencies
Attorney
General
Attorney
General
of
the
United
States
the
position
of
the
head
of
the
Justice
Department
and
the
chief
law
enforcement
officer
of
the
United
States,
the
post
of
Attorney
General
was
created
in
quarterback
signal
caller
field
general
(American
football)
the
position
of
the
football
player
in
the
backfield
who
directs
the
offensive
play
of
his
team,
quarterback
is
the
most
important
position
on
the
team
general
verdict
an
ordinary
verdict
declaring
which
party
prevails
without
any
special
findings
of
fact
work
to
rule
a
job
action
in
which
workers
cause
a
slowdown
by
doing
only
the
minimum
amount
required
by
the
rules
of
the
workplace
board
rule
a
measure
used
in
computing
board
feet
carpenter's
rule
a
rule
used
by
a
carpenter
command
post
general
headquarters
GHQ
military
headquarters
from
which
a
military
commander
controls
and
organizes
the
forces
country
store
general
store
trading
post
a
retail
store
serving
a
sparsely
populated
region,
usually
stocked
with
a
wide
variety
of
merchandise
foot
rule
a
ruler
one
foot
long
general
anesthetic
general
anaesthetic
an
anesthetic
that
anesthetizes
the
entire
body
and
causes
loss
of
consciousness
general-purpose
bomb
GP
bomb
a
large
bomb
(
to
,
pounds
that
is
%
explosive)
whose
explosion
creates
a
blast
and
whose
metal
casing
creates
some
fragmentation
effect
inhalation
anesthetic
inhalation
anaesthetic
inhalation
general
anesthetic
inhalation
general
anaesthetic
a
gas
that
produces
general
anesthesia
when
inhaled
plumb
rule
a
plumb
line
attached
to
a
narrow
board
rule
ruler
measuring
stick
consisting
of
a
strip
of
wood
or
metal
or
plastic
with
a
straight
edge
that
is
used
for
drawing
straight
lines
and
measuring
lengths
slide
rule
slipstick
analog
computer
consisting
of
a
handheld
instrument
used
for
rapid
calculations,
have
been
replaced
by
pocket
calculators
public
knowledge
general
knowledge
knowledge
that
is
available
to
anyone
convention
normal
pattern
rule
formula
something
regarded
as
a
normative
example,
the
convention
of
not
naming
the
main
character,
violence
is
the
rule
not
the
exception,
his
formula
for
impressing
visitors
general
a
fact
about
the
whole
(as
opposed
to
particular),
he
discussed
the
general
but
neglected
the
particular
rule
regulation
a
principle
or
condition
that
customarily
governs
behavior,
it
was
his
rule
to
take
a
walk
before
breakfast,
short
haircuts
were
the
regulation
rule
formula
(mathematics)
a
standard
procedure
for
solving
a
class
of
mathematical
problems,
he
determined
the
upper
bound
with
Descartes'
rule
of
signs,
he
gave
us
a
general
formula
for
attacking
polynomials
algorithm
algorithmic
rule
algorithmic
program
a
precise
rule
(or
set
of
rules)
specifying
how
to
solve
some
problem
heuristic
heuristic
rule
heuristic
program
a
commonsense
rule
(or
set
of
rules)
intended
to
increase
the
probability
of
solving
some
problem
guidepost
guideline
rule
of
thumb
a
rule
or
principle
that
provides
guidance
to
appropriate
behavior
cy
pres
rule
of
cy
pres
cy
pres
doctrine
a
rule
that
when
literal
compliance
is
impossible
the
intention
of
a
donor
or
testator
should
be
carried
out
as
nearly
as
possible
working
principle
working
rule
a
rule
that
is
adequate
to
permit
work
to
be
done
principle
rule
a
rule
or
law
concerning
a
natural
phenomenon
or
the
function
of
a
complex
system,
the
principle
of
the
conservation
of
mass,
the
principle
of
jet
propulsion,
the
right-hand
rule
for
inductive
fields
Naegele's
rule
rule
for
calculating
an
expected
delivery
date,
subtract
three
months
from
the
first
day
of
the
last
menstrual
period
and
add
seven
days
to
that
date
principle
rule
a
basic
generalization
that
is
accepted
as
true
and
that
can
be
used
as
a
basis
for
reasoning
or
conduct,
their
principles
of
composition
characterized
all
their
works
Golden
Rule
a
command
based
on
Jesus'
words
in
the
Sermon
on
the
Mount,
Whatsoever
ye
would
that
men
do
unto
you,
do
you
even
so
unto
them
(Matthew
:)
majority
rule
democracy
the
doctrine
that
the
numerical
majority
of
an
organized
group
can
make
decisions
binding
on
the
whole
group
internal
medicine
general
medicine
the
branch
of
medicine
that
deals
with
the
diagnosis
and
(nonsurgical)
treatment
of
diseases
of
the
internal
organs
(especially
in
adults)
anatomy
general
anatomy
r
the
branch
of
morphology
that
deals
with
the
structure
of
animals
general
relativity
general
theory
of
relativity
general
relativity
theory
Einstein's
general
theory
of
relativity
a
generalization
of
special
relativity
to
include
gravity
(based
on
the
principle
of
equivalence)
rule
any
one
of
a
systematic
body
of
regulations
defining
the
way
of
life
of
members
of
a
religious
order,
the
rule
of
St.
Dominic
rule
prescript
prescribed
guide
for
conduct
or
action
rule
of
evidence
(law)
a
rule
of
law
whereby
any
alleged
matter
of
fact
that
is
submitted
for
investigation
at
a
judicial
trial
is
established
or
disproved
best
evidence
rule
a
rule
of
evidence
requiring
that
to
prove
the
content
of
a
writing
or
recording
or
photograph
the
original
is
required
exclusionary
rule
a
rule
that
provides
that
otherwise
admissible
evidence
cannot
be
used
in
a
criminal
trial
if
it
was
the
result
of
illegal
police
conduct
hearsay
rule
a
rule
that
declares
not
admissible
as
evidence
any
statement
other
than
that
by
a
witness
parol
evidence
rule
a
rule
that
oral
evidence
cannot
be
used
to
contradict
the
terms
of
a
written
contract
Miranda
rule
the
rule
that
police
(when
interrogating
you
after
an
arrest)
are
obliged
to
warn
you
that
anything
you
say
may
be
used
as
evidence
and
to
read
you
your
constitutional
rights
(the
right
to
a
lawyer
and
the
right
to
remain
silent
until
advised
by
a
lawyer)
golden
rule
any
important
rule,
the
golden
rule
of
teaching
is
to
be
clear
closure
cloture
gag
rule
gag
law
a
rule
for
limiting
or
ending
debate
in
a
deliberative
body
rule
directions
that
define
the
way
a
game
or
sport
is
to
be
conducted,
he
knew
the
rules
of
chess
rule
linguistic
rule
(linguistics)
a
rule
describing
(or
prescribing)
a
linguistic
practice
grammatical
rule
rule
of
grammar
a
linguistic
rule
for
the
syntax
of
grammatical
utterances
morphological
rule
rule
of
morphology
a
linguistic
rule
for
the
formation
of
words
procrustean
standard
procrustean
rule
procrustean
bed
a
standard
that
is
enforced
uniformly
without
regard
to
individuality
ground
rule
(baseball)
a
special
rule
(as
in
baseball)
dealing
with
situations
that
arise
due
to
the
nature
of
the
playing
grounds
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