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Beschwerdegrund
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Beschwerdegrund
m
jur.
Beschwerdegründe
pl
reason for complaint
reasons for complaint; grounds of appeal
Beschwerdegrund
m
jur.
Beschwerdegründe
pl
reason for complaint
reasons for complaint; grounds of appeal
Anlass zur Beschwerde
cause for a complaint
berechtigte Beschwerde
legitimate complaint
Beschwerde
grievance
eine Beschwerde einreichen
file a complaint
einzige Beschwerde
sole complaint
Klage, Beschwerde
complaint
seine Beschwerde vortragen
state one's grievance
Beschwerde
f
, Klage
f
Beschwerden
pl
, Klagen
pl
eine Beschwerde vorbringen
ohne Beschwerden
nichts als Klagen
complaint
complaints
to make a complaint
uncomplaining
nothing but complaints, nothing except grief
Beschwerde
f
jur.
Beschwerde einlegen gegen jdn.
appeal
to file an appeal against sb.
Beschwerde
f
administrative appeal
Beschwerde
f
, Klage
f
Beschwerden
pl
grievance
grievances
eine Beschwerde ablehnen
to refuse a claim
eine Beschwerde anerkennen
to grant a claim
Einspruch erheben, Beschwerde einlegen (gegen) (bei)
Einspruch erhebend, Beschwerde einlegend
Einspruch erhoben, Beschwerde eingelegt
to appeal (against) (to)
appealing
appealed
formell
adj
formeller
am formellsten
formelle Beschwerde
formal
more formal
most formal
letter of formal complaint
Beschwerde
administrative appeal
Beschwerde
complaint
Beschwerde vorbringen
make a complaint
eine Beschwerde vorbringen
to make a complaint
offizielle Beschwerde
official complaint
Ausweg
m
; (letzte) Möglichkeit
f
Eine Operation ist vielleicht der einzige Ausweg.
Er hat nur die Möglichkeit eine Beschwerde an die Geschäftsleitung zu richten.
Sie hat keine Möglichkeit gegen das Magazin juristisch vorzugehen.
recourse
Surgery may be the only recourse.
His only recourse is to file a complaint with the management.
She has no legal recourse against the magazine.
Beschwerde
f
; Klage
f
Beschwerden
pl
; Klagen
pl
eine Beschwerde vorbringen
bei jdm. wegen etw. Beschwerde einlegen
einzige Beschwerde
berechtigte Beschwerde
ohne Beschwerden
nichts als Klagen
complaint
complaints
to make a complaint
to file a complaint with sb. for sth.
sole complaint
legitimate complaint
uncomplaining
nothing but complaints; nothing except grief
Beschwerde
f
; Einspruch
m
; Berufung
f
; Revision
f
; Rekurs
m
Schw.
(gegen etw.); Anfechtung
f
(von etw.) (Rechtsmittel)
jur.
Beschwerden
pl
; Einsprüche
pl
; Berufungen
pl
; Revisionen
pl
; Rekurse
pl
; Anfechtungen
pl
gegen etw. Beschwerde Berufung Revision etc. einlegen
einem Einspruch stattgeben
noch nicht rechtskräftig sein (Urteil)
appeal (against sth.)
appeals
to lodge file an appeal against sth.
to allow an appeal
to be still subject to appeal (judgement)
Beschwerde
f
(gegen jdn. wegen etw.)
adm.
Beschwerden
pl
eine berechtigte Beschwerde
seine Beschwerden äußern
Ich habe nichts gegen ihn persönlich.
grievance (against sb. about sth.)
grievances
a legitimate grievance
to air one's grievances
I have no grievances against him personally.
Beschwerde
f
; Meckerei
f
ugs.
Ich möchte mich über den Service hier beschweren.
gripe
coll.
I have a gripe about the service here.
Beschwerdeverfahren
n
Beschwerdeverfahren
pl
Wenn Sie mit der Bearbeitung Ihres Problems oder unserer Entscheidung nicht zufrieden sind können Sie im Rahmen unseres Beschwerdeverfahrens Beschwerde anmelden.
complaints procedure
complaints procedures
If you are unhappy with the way we deal with your problem or with the decision we make you can register a complaint through our complaints procedure.
Einspruch Beschwerde einlegen; Einspruch erheben
Ös.
; berufen
Ös.
; rekurrieren
Schw.
; appellieren
Schw.
; (gegen) (bei)
Einspruch Beschwerde einlegend; Einspruch erhebend; berufend; rekurrierend; appellierend
Einspruch Beschwerde eingelegt; Einspruch erhoben; berufen; rekurriert; appellieren
gegen eine Entscheidung Einspruch erheben; eine Entscheidung beeinspruchen
Ös.
to appeal (against) (to)
appealing
appealed
to appeal against a decision
die Stoßrichtung das Wesentliche (einer Beschwerde)
jur.
die Hauptvorwürfe
Das wesentliche Vorbringen ist dass ...
the gravamen (of a grievance)
the gravamina
The gravamen of the submission allegation is that ...
etw. untersuchen
v
untersuchend
untersucht
Ihre Beschwerde wird derzeit von uns geprüft.
Die Bibliothek prüft die Möglichkeit ihren Kunden E-Bücher anzubieten.
Wissenschaftler untersuchen die Wirkung der Ernährung bei der Krebsbekämpfung.
In der Studie wird untersucht wie Anderssprachige eine gute Sprachbeherrschung erwerben.
to investigate sth.
investigating
investigated
We are currently investigating your complaint.
The library is investigating the possibility of offering e-books to their customers.
Scientists are investigating the effects of diet on fighting cancer.
The study investigates how foreign speakers gain fluency.
Beschwerde einreichen
to lodge a complaint
Klage
f
; Beschwerde
f
grievance
Ausweg
m
; (letzte) Möglichkeit
f
Eine Operation ist vielleicht der einzige Ausweg.
Er hat nur die Möglichkeit, eine Beschwerde an die Geschäftsleitung zu richten.
Sie hat keine Möglichkeit, gegen das Magazin juristisch vorzugehen.
recourse
Surgery may be the only recourse.
His only recourse is to file a complaint with the management.
She has no legal recourse against the magazine.
Beschwerde
f
(die formell vorgebracht wird)
adm.
Beschwerden
pl
eine Beschwerde äußern vorbringen
bei jdm. wegen etw. (offiziell) Beschwerde einlegen
einzige Beschwerde
eine berechtigte Beschwerde
complaint; formal official grievance
Am.
complaints
to bring make a complaint grievance
to file lodge register a complaint with sb. for sth.; to submit a complaint to sb. for sth.
sole complaint
a legitimate complaint
Beschwerde
f
; Einspruch
m
; Berufung
f
; Revision
f
; Rekurs
m
Schw.
(gegen etw.); Anfechtung
f
(von etw.) (Rechtsmittel)
jur.
Beschwerden
pl
; Einsprüche
pl
; Berufungen
pl
; Revisionen
pl
; Rekurse
pl
; Anfechtungen
pl
Sprungrevision
f
Dt.
gegen etw. Beschwerde Berufung Revision usw. einlegen
einem Einspruch stattgeben
noch nicht rechtskräftig sein (Urteil)
appeal (against sth.)
appeals
leap-frog appeal
to lodge file an appeal against sth.
to allow an appeal
to be still subject to appeal (judgement)
eine Beschwerde anerkennen
v
to grant a claim
Beschwerdeverfahren
n
Beschwerdeverfahren
pl
Wenn Sie mit der Bearbeitung Ihres Problems oder unserer Entscheidung nicht zufrieden sind, können Sie im Rahmen unseres Beschwerdeverfahrens Beschwerde anmelden.
complaints procedure
complaints procedures
If you are unhappy with the way we deal with your problem or with the decision we make, you can register a complaint through our complaints procedure.
Einspruch Beschwerde einlegen; Einspruch erheben
Ös.
; berufen
Ös.
; rekurrieren
Schw.
; appellieren
Schw.
v
(gegen) (bei)
Einspruch Beschwerde einlegend; Einspruch erhebend; berufend; rekurrierend; appellierend
Einspruch Beschwerde eingelegt; Einspruch erhoben; berufen; rekurriert; appellieren
gegen eine Entscheidung Einspruch erheben; eine Entscheidung beeinspruchen
Ös.
to appeal (against) (to)
appealing
appealed
to appeal against a decision
Repressalien
pl
; Schikanen
pl
; Revancheakte
pl
(weil das spätere Opfer auffällig ist Beschwerde eingereicht Anzeige erstattet hat)
soc.
victimization; victimisation
Br.
(for attracting attention filing a complaint)
die Stoßrichtung das Wesentliche (einer Beschwerde)
jur.
die Hauptvorwürfe
Das wesentliche Vorbringen ist, dass …
the gravamen (of a grievance)
the gravamina
The gravamen of the submission allegation is that …
Unmutsäußerung
f
; Missfallensäußerung
f
; Beschwerde
f
(über etw.)
jdm. nicht passen (an jdm. etw.); jdm. gegen den Strich gehen (bei jdm. etw.)
v
ugs.
sich über jdn. etw. beschweren; an jdm. etw. etwas auszusetzen haben
ugs.
Was mich an der Arbeit am meisten stört, ist, dass …
An dem Hotel stört mich außerdem noch etwas anderes:
An der Schulbildung in unserem Land hat er einiges auszusetzen.
An diesem Vorgehen habe ich überhaupt nichts auszusetzen.
Was passt dir denn nicht?
Was passt ihm denn schon wieder nicht?; Was hat er denn jetzt wieder auszusetzen?
Ich möchte mich über den Service hier beschweren.
beef; gripe
coll.
(about sb. sth.)
to be sb.'s beef (about with sb. sth.)
to have a beef gripe (about with sb. sth.)
My main beef gripe about the job is that …
Here's another one of my beefs with the hotel:
He has a beef gripe with education in our country.
I have no beefs gripes with that approach at all.
What's your beef?
What's his latest beef gripe?; What's the beef this time?
I have a gripe about the service here.
jdn. schikanieren; jdn. drangsalieren; jdn. Repressalien aussetzen
v
(weil er auffällig ist Beschwerde eingereicht hat)
soc.
schikanierend; drangsalierend; Repressalien aussetzend
schikaniert; drangsaliert; Repressalien ausgesetzt
er sie schikaniert
ich er sie schikanierte
er sie hat hatte schikaniert
wegen seiner politischen Aktivitäten schikaniert werden
Wer werden niemanden bevorzugen oder benachteiligen.
to victimize sb.; to victimise sb.
Br.
(for attracting attention filing a complaint)
victimizing; victimising
victimized; victimised
he she victimizes; he she victimises
I he she victimized; I he she victimised
he she has had victimized; he she has had victimised
to be victimized because of your political activity
We will not favour or victimize anybody.
etw. untersuchen
v
untersuchend
untersucht
Ihre Beschwerde wird derzeit von uns geprüft.
Die Bibliothek prüft die Möglichkeit, ihren Kunden E-Bücher anzubieten.
Wissenschaftler untersuchen die Wirkung der Ernährung bei der Krebsbekämpfung.
In der Studie wird untersucht, wie Anderssprachige eine gute Sprachbeherrschung erwerben.
to investigate sth.
investigating
investigated
We are currently investigating your complaint.
The library is investigating the possibility of offering e-books to their customers.
Scientists are investigating the effects of diet on fighting cancer.
The study investigates how foreign speakers gain fluency.
etw. verweigern; ablehnen; abweisen; ausschlagen; zurückweisen; refüsieren
Schw.
v
verweigernd; ablehnend; abweisend; ausschlagend; zurückweisend; refüsierend
verweigert; abgelehnt; abgewiesen; ausgeschlagen; zurückgewiesen; refüsiert
verweigert; lehnt ab; weist ab; schlägt aus; weist zurück; refüsiert
verweigerte; lehnte ab; wies ab; schlug aus; wies zurück; refüsierte
etw. glatt ablehnen; etw. rundweg ablehnen
ein Gesuch ablehnen
eine Beschwerde ablehnen
einen Befehl verweigern
eine Gelegenheit ungenutzt lassen
Der Server hat die Verbindung abgewiesen. (Fehlermeldung)
comp.
Die Regierung weigerte sich, die Berichte zu bestätigen.
to refuse sth.
refusing
refused
refuses
refused
to refuse sth. bluntly; to refuse sth. point-blank
to refuse a request
to refuse a claim
to refuse an order
to refuse a chance
The server has refused the connection. (error message)
The government refused to verify the reports.
Beschwerdeabteilung
complaints department
Beschwerdeabteilung
f
appeal division
Beschwerdeausschuß
board of complaint
Beschwerdeausschuss
grievance committee
Beschwerdebegründung
f
statement of appeal, notice of grievance
Beschwerdebegründung
f
statement of appeal; notice of grievance
Beschwerdebrief
letter of complaint
Beschwerdebrief
m
(letter of) complaint, written complaint
Beschwerdebrief
m
(letter of) complaint; written complaint
Beschwerdebrief
m
; Beschwerdeschreiben
n
; Beschwerdeschrift
f
geh.
adm.
Beschwerdebriefe
pl
; Beschwerdeschreiben
pl
; Beschwerdeschriften
pl
letter of complaint; written complaint
letters of complaint; written complaints
beschwerdefähig
adj
appealable
beschwerdefaehig
appealable
Trommelfeuer
n
; Hagel
m
; Bombardement
n
(von etw.)
übtr.
eine Flut ein Schwall von Fragen
Beschwerdeflut
f
mit Beschwerden Fragen bombardiert werden
Es hagelte nur so an Kritik.
Er wurde mit Fragen bombardiert.
übtr.
Die Regierung sah sich einer Welle der Kritik gegenüber.
übtr.
barrage (of sth.)
fig.
a barrage of questions
barrage of complaints
to be barraged with complaints questions
They received a barrage of criticism.
He was attacked with a barrage of questions.
The Government found itself at on the receiving end of a barrage of criticism.
Trommelfeuer
n
; Hagel
m
; Bombardement
n
+Gen.
übtr.
Beschwerdeflut
f
mit Fragen Beschwerden bombardiert werden
Die Regierung sah sich einem Trommelfeuer der Kritik gegenüber.
barrage (of sth.)
fig.
barrage of complaints
to be attacked with a barrage of questions complaints; to be barraged with questions complaints
The Government found itself at on the receiving end of a barrage of criticism.
beschwerdefrei
adj
, ohne Beschwerden
med.
comfortable
beschwerdefrei
adj
; ohne Beschwerden
med.
symptom-free
Beschwerdefrist
f
time limit for appeal
Beschwerdeführer, Kläger
claimant
Beschwerdeführer
m
appellant
Beschwerdeführer
m
complainant
Beschwerdeführer
m
protester
Beschwerdefuehrer
appellant
Beschwerdeführer
appellants
Beschwerdefuehrer
protester
Beschwerdeführer
protesters
Berufungskläger
m
; Berufungsklägerin
f
; Beschwerdeführer
m
jur.
Berufungskläger
pl
; Berufungsklägerinnen
pl
; Beschwerdeführer
pl
appellant
appellants
Beschwerdeführer
m
Beschwerdeführer
pl
complainant; complainer
Scot.
complainants; complainers
Deutsche
Beschwerdegrund Synonyme
Englische
reason for complaint Synonyme
reason
Vernunft
acceptable
accomplishment
account
admissibility
advise with
aim
air
allegorization
ambition
analyze
answer
antecedent
apologia
apology
apply
reason
argument
argumentum
ascertainment
aspiration
balance
bargain
basis
because of
brain
brains
by
reason
of
by virtue of
calculate
call
call in
calling
canvass
case
cause
cerebrate
clarification
clearing up
cogitate
collect
collogue
comment upon
common sense
compare notes
conceive
conception
conceptualize
conclude
confer
confer with
cons
consider
consideration
consult
consult with
contact with reality
controvert
convince
cool head
coolheadedness
coolness
counsel
cracking
deal with
debate
decipherment
decoding
deduce
deduction
deductive
reason
ing
defence
deliberate
deliberate upon
demonstration
demythologization
denouement
derive
determinant
determination
discourse
discourse about
discourse of
reason
discursive
reason
discuss
discuss with
disentanglement
dissuade
draw a conclusion
draw an inference
due sense of
due to
editing
elenchus
elucidation
emendation
end
end result
enlightenment
entertain ideas
esprit
estimate
euhemerism
examine
exchange observations
exchange views
excuse
exegesis
exemplification
exercise the mind
explanation
explication
exposition
expounding
extract
fetch
figure out
find
finding
finding-out
fitting
form ideas
foundation
gather
generalize
glean
go into
goal
good
reason
good sense
gray matter
ground
grounds
guiding light
guiding star
handle
have conversations
head
headpiece
healthy mind
hold conference
horse sense
hypothesize
ideal
ideate
ignoratio elenchi
illumination
illustration
induce
induction
inductive
reason
ing
infer
inference
insight
inspiration
intellect
intellection
intellectual faculty
intellectualize
intelligence
intention
interpretation
investigate
issue
judgement
justifiability
justifiable
justification
justn
reason
to believe
basis for belief
body of evidence
chain of evidence
clue
data
datum
documentation
evidence
exhibit
fact
facts
grounds
grounds for belief
indication
item of evidence
manifestation
mark
material grounds
muniments
mute witness
piece of evidence
premises
proof
relevant fact
sign
symptom
token
reason
able
acceptable
admissible
all there
allowable
apparent
appropriate
arguable
balanced
believable
bright
budget
cheap
clearheaded
clearminded
cogent
commonsense
compos mentis
conceivable
conceptive
conceptual
condonable
consequent
conservative
controlled
cool
coolheaded
credible
defensible
discreet
discursive
dispensable
down-to-earth
earthy
easy
economic
economical
economy
equitable
excusable
exemptible
expiable
fair
forgivable
frugal
hardheaded
healthy-minded
ideational
inexpensive
inoffensive
intellectual
intelligent
judicious
just
justifiable
knowing
legitimate
levelheaded
logical
low
low-priced
lucid
manageable
matter-of-fact
mentally sound
moderate
modest
noetic
nominal
normal
not so dumb
of sound mind
pardonable
philosophical
plausible
popular
positivistic
practical
practical-minded
pragmatic
proper
rational
realist
realistic
reason
ed
remissible
restrained
right
sane
sane-minded
scientific
scientistic
secular
sensible
shabby
shoddy
sober
sober-minded
sophic
sound
sound-minded
sound-thinking
straight-thinking
strong-minded
suitable
temperate
tenable
thinking
together
token
tolerable
understanding
unexcessive
unexpensive
unextravagant
unextreme
unideal
unidealistic
unobjectionable
unromantic
unsentimental
venial
vindicable
warrantable
well-argued
well-balanced
well-founded
well-grounded
well-thought-out
wholesome
wise
within means
within
reason
worldly
worth the money
reason
ably
analytically
artfully
astutely
at a bargain
at a sacrifice
at budget prices
at cost
at cost price
at piggy-bank prices
at prime cost
at reduced rates
at small cost
at wholesale
cheap
cheaply
circumspectly
cleverly
considerately
cunningly
discerningly
discreetly
for a song
for pennies
in all conscience
in all
reason
in
reason
inexpensively
intelligently
judiciously
knowingly
logically
moderately
nominally
on the cheap
providently
prudently
rationally
sagaciously
sanely
sensibly
shrewdly
smartly
soundly
syllogistically
thoughtfully
understandingly
wholesale
wisely
within bounds
within
reason
within
reason
able limitations
reason
ing
Vernunft
abstract thought
act of thought
analysis
analytic
arguments
brain
brains
brainwork
cerebral
cerebration
cogitation
conceit
conception
conceptive
conceptual
conceptualization
creative thought
discourse of
reason
discursive
reason
endopsychic
esprit
excogitation
explanation
explication
gray matter
head
headpiece
headwork
heavy thinking
hypothesis
idea
ideation
imageless thought
intellect
intellection
intellectual
intellectual exercise
intellectual faculty
intellectualization
intelligence
intelligent
internal
logic
mens
mental
mental act
mental capacity
mental labor
mental process
mentality
mentation
mind
noesis
noetic
noological
nous
phrenic
postulate
power of
reason
premises
psyche
psychic
psychologic
ratio
ratiocination
ratiocinative
ratiocinatory
rational
rationale
rationality
rationalization
reason
reason
ing faculty
reason
s
smarts
spiritual
straight thinking
subjective
theory
thinking
thinking aloud
thinking out
thought
understanding
reason
less
abnormal
absonant
arbitrary
batty
bedlamite
bereft of
reason
brainless
brainsick
capricious
careless
contradictory
contrary to
reason
crackbrained
cracked
crazed
crazy
daft
deluded
demented
deprived of
reason
deranged
disoriented
distraught
fallacious
faulty
flawed
flighty
foolish
hallucinated
headless
heedless
ignorant
ill-advised
ill-considered
ill-contrived
ill-devised
ill-gauged
ill-judged
illogical
impolitic
imprudent
inadvertent
inadvisable
inauthentic
inconclusive
incongruous
inconsequent
inconsequential
inconsiderate
inconsistent
indiscreet
inept
inexpedient
injudicious
insane
insensate
invalid
irrational
lackbrained
lean-minded
lean-witted
loco
loose
lunatic
mad
maddened
manic
mazed
mental
mentally deficient
meshuggah
mindless
misadvised
misguided
moon-struck
myopic
non compos
non compos mentis
nonrational
nonscientific
not all there
not bright
not following
not right
odd
of little brain
of unsound mind
off
paralogical
pea-brained
pin-brained
psycho
queer
reckless
self-annulling
self-contradictory
self-refuting
senseless
shortsighted
sick
slackminded
slackwitted
sophistic
stark-mad
stark-staring mad
strange
tetched
thoughtless
touched
unadvised
unauthentic
unbalanced
uncalculating
unconnected
unconsidered
undiscerning
unforeseeing
ungifted
unguarded
unhinged
unintellectual
unintelligent
unphilosophical
un
reason
able
un
reason
ing
unreflecting
unreflective
unsane
unscientific
unseeing
unsensible
unsettled
unsound
untalented
unthinking
unthoughtful
unwise
wandering
without
reason
witless
Beschwerdegrund Definition
Appeal
(
v.
t.)
To
make
application
for
the
removal
of
(a
cause)
from
an
inferior
to
a
superior
judge
or
court
for
a
rehearing
or
review
on
account
of
alleged
injustice
or
illegality
in
the
trial
below.
We
say,
the
cause
was
appealed
from
an
inferior
court.
Appeal
(
v.
t.)
To
charge
with
a
crime
Appeal
(
v.
t.)
To
summon
Appeal
(
v.
t.)
To
invoke.
Appeal
(
v.
t.)
To
apply
for
the
removal
of
a
cause
from
an
inferior
to
a
superior
judge
or
court
for
the
purpose
of
reexamination
of
for
decision.
Appeal
(
v.
t.)
To
call
upon
another
to
decide
a
question
controverted,
to
corroborate
a
statement,
to
vindicate
one's
rights,
etc.
Appeal
(
v.
t.)
An
application
for
the
removal
of
a
cause
or
suit
from
an
inferior
to
a
superior
judge
or
court
for
reexamination
or
review.
Appeal
(
v.
t.)
The
mode
of
proceeding
by
which
such
removal
is
effected.
Appeal
(
v.
t.)
The
right
of
appeal.
Appeal
(
v.
t.)
An
accusation
Appeal
(
v.
t.)
An
accusation
of
a
felon
at
common
law
by
one
of
his
accomplices,
which
accomplice
was
then
called
an
approver.
See
Approvement.
Appeal
(
v.
t.)
A
summons
to
answer
to
a
charge.
Appeal
(
v.
t.)
A
call
upon
a
person
or
an
authority
for
proof
or
decision,
in
one's
favor
Appeal
(
v.
t.)
Resort
to
physical
means
Complaint
(
n.
)
Expression
of
grief,
regret,
pain,
censure,
or
resentment
Complaint
(
n.
)
Cause
or
subject
of
complaint
or
murmuring.
Complaint
(
n.
)
An
ailment
or
disease
of
the
body.
Complaint
(
n.
)
A
formal
allegation
or
charge
against
a
party
made
or
presented
to
the
appropriate
court
or
officer,
as
for
a
wrong
done
or
a
crime
committed
(in
the
latter
case,
generally
under
oath)
Reason
(
n.
)
A
thought
or
a
consideration
offered
in
support
of
a
determination
or
an
opinion
Reason
(
n.
)
The
faculty
or
capacity
of
the
human
mind
by
which
it
is
distinguished
from
the
intelligence
of
the
inferior
animals
Reason
(
n.
)
Due
exercise
of
the
reasoning
faculty
Reason
(
n.
)
Ratio
Reason
(
n.
)
To
exercise
the
rational
faculty
Reason
(
n.
)
Hence:
To
carry
on
a
process
of
deduction
or
of
induction,
in
order
to
convince
or
to
confute
Reason
(
n.
)
To
converse
Reason
(
v.
t.)
To
arrange
and
present
the
reasons
for
or
against
Reason
(
v.
t.)
To
support
with
reasons,
as
a
request.
Reason
(
v.
t.)
To
persuade
by
reasoning
or
argument
Reason
(
v.
t.)
To
overcome
or
conquer
by
adducing
reasons
Reason
(
v.
t.)
To
find
by
logical
processes
reason for complaint / reasons for complaint; grounds of appeal Bedeutung
appeal
(law)
a
legal
proceeding
in
which
the
appellant
resorts
to
a
higher
court
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
a
review
of
a
lower
court
decision
and
a
reversal
of
the
lower
court's
judgment
or
the
granting
of
a
new
trial,
their
appeal
was
denied
in
the
superior
court
yard
grounds
curtilage
the
enclosed
land
around
a
house
or
other
building,
it
was
a
small
house
with
almost
no
yard
charisma
personal
appeal
personal
magnetism
a
personal
attractiveness
or
interestingness
that
enables
you
to
influence
others
sex
appeal
desirability
desirableness
oomph
attractiveness
to
the
opposite
sex
appeal
appealingness
charm
attractiveness
that
interests
or
pleases
or
stimulates,
his
smile
was
part
of
his
appeal
to
her
reason
understanding
intellect
the
capacity
for
rational
thought
or
inference
or
discrimination,
we
are
told
that
man
is
endowed
with
reason
and
capable
of
distinguishing
good
from
evil
reason
a
fact
that
logically
justifies
some
premise
or
conclusion,
there
is
reason
to
believe
he
is
lying
evidence
grounds
your
basis
for
belief
or
disbelief,
knowledge
on
which
to
base
belief,
the
evidence
that
smoking
causes
lung
cancer
is
very
compelling
solicitation
appeal
collection
ingathering
request
for
a
sum
of
money,
an
appeal
to
raise
money
for
starving
children
charge
complaint
(criminal
law)
a
pleading
describing
some
wrong
or
offense,
he
was
arrested
on
a
charge
of
larceny
complaint
(civil
law)
the
first
pleading
of
the
plaintiff
setting
out
the
facts
on
which
the
claim
for
relief
is
based
reason
an
explanation
of
the
cause
of
some
phenomenon,
the
reason
a
steady
state
was
never
reached
was
that
the
back
pressure
built
up
too
slowly
cause
reason
grounds
a
justification
for
something
existing
or
happening,
he
had
no
cause
to
complain,
they
had
good
reason
to
rejoice
entreaty
prayer
appeal
earnest
or
urgent
request,
an
entreaty
to
stop
the
fighting,
an
appeal
for
help,
an
appeal
to
the
public
to
keep
calm
complaint
an
expression
of
grievance
or
resentment
complaint
(formerly)
a
loud
cry
(or
repeated
cries)
of
pain
or
rage
or
sorrow
appeal
board
appeals
board
board
of
appeals
a
board
of
officials
that
are
not
judicial
but
are
appointed
to
hear
appeals
Enlightenment
Age
of
Reason
a
movement
in
Europe
from
aboutuntil
that
advocated
the
use
of
reason
and
individualism
instead
of
tradition
and
established
doctrine,
the
Enlightenment
brought
about
many
humanitarian
reforms
grounds
a
tract
of
land
cleared
for
some
special
purposes
(recreation
or
burial
etc.)
reason
ground
a
rational
motive
for
a
belief
or
action,
the
reason
that
war
was
declared,
the
grounds
for
their
declaration
coffee
grounds
the
dregs
remaining
after
brewing
coffee
grounds
dregs
consisting
of
solid
particles
(especially
of
coffee)
that
form
a
residue,
it
is
a
Middle
Eastern
custom
to
read
your
future
in
your
coffee
grounds
ailment
complaint
ill
an
often
persistent
bodily
disorder
or
disease,
a
cause
for
complaining
rationality
reason
reasonableness
the
state
of
having
good
sense
and
sound
judgment,
his
rationality
may
have
been
impaired,
he
had
to
rely
less
on
reason
than
on
rousing
their
emotions
reason
think
logically,
The
children
must
learn
to
reason
reason
reason
out
conclude
decide
by
reasoning,
draw
or
come
to
a
conclusion,
We
reasoned
that
it
was
cheaper
to
rent
than
to
buy
a
house
appeal
invoke
request
earnestly
(something
from
somebody),
ask
for
aid
or
protection,
appeal
to
somebody
for
help,
Invoke
God
in
times
of
trouble
argue
reason
present
reasons
and
arguments
invoke
appeal
c
cite
as
an
authority,
resort
to,
He
invoked
the
law
that
would
save
him,
I
appealed
to
the
law
of,
She
invoked
an
ancient
law
attract
appeal
be
attractive
to,
The
idea
of
a
vacation
appeals
to
me,
The
beautiful
garden
attracted
many
people
appeal
take
a
court
case
to
a
higher
court
for
review,
He
was
found
guilty
but
appealed
immediately
appeal
challenge
(a
decision),
She
appealed
the
verdict
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