politisch Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung

politisch	political
politisch	politically
politisch adv	politically
politisch brisant	politically charged
nicht politisch adv	non-politically
Wo steht er politisch	what are his politics
politisch brisant adj	politically charged
Das ist politisch klug.	This is good politics.
Wo steht er politisch?	What are his politics?
sich politisch betätigen	to be active in politics
jdn. (politisch) überprüfen	to vet sb.
jdn. (politisch) überprüfen	to vet
sich politisch betätigen v	to be active in politics
engagiert adj politisch engagiert	active politically involved; politically active
engagiert adj politisch engagiert	active politically involved, politically active
politisch adv politisch motivierte Gewalt	politically politically motivated violence
erpressbar sein politisch nicht erpressbar sein	to be susceptible to blackmail to be immune to political blackmail
erpressbar sein v politisch nicht erpressbar sein	to be susceptible to blackmail to be immune to political blackmail
politisch adv politisch motivierte Gewalt politisch gewollt sein	politically politically motivated violence to be politically desired
politisch motivierter Sprengstoffattentäter m; politischer Bombenleger m	dynamiter

politisch politische Notwendigkeit politische Gruppen (im Europaparlament)	political political imperative political groups (in the EP)
politisch unabhängig; überparteilich (Organisation); parteilos (Person) adj pol.	non-partisan; non-party; cross-bench (in Parliament) Br.
politisch adj eine politische Notwendigkeit politische Gruppen (im Europaparlament)	political a political imperative political groups (in the EP)
politisch gegensätzliche Standpunkte einverleiben; sich zur politischen Mitte manövrieren pol.	to triangulate
sich profilieren als jd. v sich profilierend sich profiliert sich politisch profilieren	to make one's name; to make one's mark; to create an image for oneself as sb. making one's name; making one's mark; creating an image for oneself made one's name; made one's mark; created an image for oneself to make one's mark as a politician
politisch gegensätzliche Standpunkte einverleiben; sich zur politischen Mitte manövrieren v pol.	to triangulate
sich politisch engagieren betätigen v sich politisch engagierend betätigend sich politisch engagiert betätigt	to politick politicking politicked
Asylrecht n jur. pol. Asylrechte pl als Asylberechtigter anerkannt Politisch Verfolgte genießen Asylrecht.	right of (political) asylum rights of asylum recognized as having a right of asylum Persons persecuted for political reasons enjoy the right of asylum.
Recht n auf (politisches) Asyl; Asylrecht n jur. pol. als Asylberechtigter anerkannt Politisch Verfolgte genießen Asylrecht.	right of (political) asylum (category); right to asylum (of a person) recognized as having a right of asylum Persons persecuted for political reasons enjoy the right of asylum.
jdn. zu etw. anregen; inspirieren; motivieren v anregend; inspirierend; motivierend angeregt; inspiriert; motiviert regt an; inspiriert; motiviert regte an; inspirierte; motivierte wenig nicht anregend adj politisch motivierte Morde	to inspire sb. to sth. inspiring inspired inspires inspired uninspiring politically inspired murders
etw. ausschlachten v; sich etw. zunutze machen v ausschlachtend; sich zunutze machend ausgeschlachtet; sich zunutze gemacht etw. politisch ausschlachten; aus etw. politisches Kleingeld schlagen die Chance ergreifen; die Gelegenheit wahrnehmen	to make hay (of a situation) fig. making hay made hay to make political hay (out) of sth. fig. to make hay (out) of the situation fig.
scharfsinnig; scharfsichtig; scharf adj; mit scharfem Blick (nachgestellt) eine scharfe Beobachtung ein scharfer Verstand ein scharfsinniger scharfsichtiger Kommentar ein politisch scharf durchdachter Film eine scharfe Analyse der Bildungslandschaft	acute; discerning; penetrating; penetrative an acute observation a penetrating mind; a penetrative mind a penetrating comment a politically acute film a penetrating analysis of the educational scene
(auf einem Sachgebiet) gebildet; versiert; bewandert; beschlagen geh. sein v politisch gebildet sein theologisch beschlagen sein eine technisch versierte Familie haben computerversiert sein; mit dem Computer gut umgehen können in Sachen Internet nicht so bewandert sein	to be literate (in a specific area) to be politically literate to be theologically literate to have a technically literate family to be computer-literate not to be very Internet-literate
richtig; korrekt geh. adj fast richtig nur bedingt richtig politisch korrekt es richtig machen Ja, das ist richtig. Ich brauche einen Kredit. Bin ich da bei Ihnen richtig? Ich habe ein Computerproblem. Bin ich hier richtig? Da sind Sie bei mir an der richtigen Stelle.	right; correct just about right only partially right politically correct to get it right; to do it correctly Yes, that's right correct. I need a loan. Are you the right person to ask? I have a computer problem. Is this the right place to ask for help? I am the right person to talk to, then.
sich betätigen v; etw. betreiben v sich betätigend; betreibend sich betätigt; betrieben einer Tätigkeit nachgehen; eine Tätigkeit ausüben Forschung betreiben Politik machen sich politisch betätigen sich kriminell betätigen Nur 15% der Erwachsenen betreiben regelmäßig Sport.	to engage in sth. in doing sth. engaging in engaged in to engage in an activity to engage in research to engage in policy-making to engage in politics to engage in criminal activities Only 15% of adults regularly engage in sports (activities).
jdn. etw. politisieren; ins Politische ziehen v politisierend; ins Politische ziehend politisiert; ins Politische gezogen eine entpolitisierte Diskussion Die Gesundheitsversorgung ist in den letzten Jahren zu einem hochpolitischen Thema geworden. Seine Botschaft an die Muslime ist: 'Werdet nicht radikal, sondern engagiert Euch politisch.'	to politicize; to politicise Br. sb. sth. politicizing; politicising politicized; politicised a non-politicised debate Health care has become a highly politicized issue in recent years. His message to the Muslims is: 'Don't get radicalised, get politicised.'
jdn. etw. politisieren; ins Politische ziehen v politisierend; ins Politische ziehend politisiert; ins Politische gezogen eine entpolitisierte Diskussion Die Gesundheitsversorgung ist in den letzten Jahren zu einem hochpolitischen Thema geworden. Seine Botschaft an die Muslime ist: 'Werdet nicht radikal sondern engagiert Euch politisch.'	to politicize; to politicise Br. sb. sth. politicizing; politicising politicized; politicised a non-politicised debate Health care has become a highly politicized issue in recent years. His message to the Muslims is: 'Don't get radicalised get politicised.'

campaigning candidacy candidature electioneering political campaign	the campaign of a candidate to be elected
political correctness political correctitude	avoidance of expressions or actions that can be perceived to exclude or marginalize or insult people who are socially disadvantaged or discriminated against
political incorrectness	the use of expressions or actions that can be perceived to exclude or marginalize or insult groups who are socially disadvantaged or discriminated against
politics political science government	the study of government of states and other political units
politics political sympathies	the opinion you hold with respect to political questions
economics economic science political economy	the branch of social science that deals with the production and distribution and consumption of goods and services and their management
political orientation ideology political theory	an orientation that characterizes the thinking of a group or nation
platform political platform political program program	a document stating the aims and principles of a political party, their candidate simply ignored the party platform, they won the election even though they offered no positive program
political campaign campaign run	a race between candidates for elective office, I managed his campaign for governor, he is raising money for a Senate run
party political party	an organization to gain political power, in Perot tried to organize a third party at the national level
machine political machine	a group that controls the activities of a political party, he was endorsed by the Democratic machine
political action committee PAC	committee formed by a special-interest group to raise money for their favorite political candidates
political unit political entity	a unit with political responsibilities
political system form of government	the members of a social organization who are in power
political movement	a group of people working together to achieve a political goal
commissar political commissar	an official of the Communist Party who was assigned to teach party principles to a military unit
detainee political detainee	some held in custody
political dissident	a dissenter from political orthodoxy
machine politician ward-heeler political hack hack	a politician who belongs to a small clique that controls a political party for private rather than public ends
party boss political boss boss	a leader in a political party who controls votes and dictates appointments, party bosses have a reputation for corruption
political prisoner	someone who is imprisoned because of their political views
political scientist	a social scientist specializing in the study of government
politician politico pol political leader	a person active in party politics
political contribution political donation	a contribution made to a politician or a political campaign or a political party
politics political relation	social relations involving intrigue to gain authority or power, office politics is often counterproductive
civil liberty political liberty	one's freedom to exercise one's rights as guaranteed under the laws of the country
political arena political sphere	a sphere of intense political activity
political	involving or characteristic of politics or parties or politicians, calling a meeting is a political act in itself- Daniel Goleman, political pressure, a political machine, political office, political policy
political	of or relating to your views about social relationships involving authority or power, political opinions
political	of or relating to the profession of governing, political career

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