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Definition
Synonym
Disput
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Auseinandersetzung
f
,
Disput
m
, Streit
m
, Streitigkeit
f
, Zwistigkeit
f
Auseinandersetzungen
pl
,
Disput
e
pl
, Streite
f
, Streitigkeiten
pl
, Zwistigkeiten
pl
innenpolitische Auseinandersetzung
eine Streitigkeit beilegen, einen Streit schlichten, einen Streit regeln
disput
e
disput
es
disput
e over domestic policy
to settle a
disput
e
Streit
m
; Streitigkeit
f
; Streitfall
m
jur.
;
Disput
m
geh.
; Zwist
m
geh.
Streite
pl
; Streitigkeiten
pl
; Streitfälle
pl
;
Disput
e
pl
; Zwists
pl
innenpolitische Auseinandersetzung
eine Streitigkeit beilegen; einen Streit schlichten; einen Streit regeln
alle Streitigkeiten die sich ergeben
... führte zu Streitigkeiten
disput
e
disput
es
disput
e over domestic policy
to settle a
disput
e
all
disput
es arising
... was leading to
disput
es
(inhaltlicher) Streit
m
; Streitigkeit
f
; Streitfall
m
jur.
;
Disput
m
geh.
; Zwist
m
geh.
veraltend
Streite
pl
; Streitigkeiten
pl
; Streitfälle
pl
;
Disput
e
pl
; Zwiste
pl
Handelsstreit
m
innenpolitische Auseinandersetzung
Namensstreit
m
; Streit um den Namen
Wortstreit
m
; verbale Auseinandersetzung
eine Streitigkeit beilegen; einen Streit schlichten; einen Streit regeln
alle Streitigkeiten, die sich ergeben
… führte zu Streitigkeiten
disput
e
disput
es
commercial
disput
e
disput
e over domestic policy
name
disput
e;
disput
e over the name
verbal
disput
e
to settle a
disput
e
all
disput
es arising
… was leading to
disput
es
Deutsche
Disput Synonyme
Auseinandersetzung
Disput
Meinungsverschiedenheit
Streit
Streitigkeit
Wortgefecht
Zank
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Disput Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
dispute Synonyme
dispute
Kilkenny cats
Socratic method
abjure
agitate
altercate
altercation
apologetics
apologia
apology
argue
argufy
argument
argumentation
asking
assert the contrary
awake a doubt
bandy words
be diffident
be doubtful
be dubious
be skeptical
be uncertain
beef
belie
bicker
bicker over
bickering
bitch
blood feud
boggle
boycott
brawl
bringing into question
broil
buck
call in question
canvass
casuistry
cat-and-dog life
catechizing
cavil
challenge
choplogic
combat
combative reaction
complain
complain loudly
complaint
conflict
confront
confute
contend
contend about
contend with
contention
contentiousness
contest
contestation
contradict
contravene
controversy
controvert
counter
counteraction
cross
cross swords
cry out against
cut and thrust
debate
defense
defiance
demonstrate
demonstrate against
demur
deny
differ
difference of opinion
disaffirm
disagree with
disagreement
disallow
disavow
discept
disclaim
discord
discuss
discussion
disown
disprove
disputation
dissension
dissent
dissent from
dissentience
distrust
disturbance
donnybrook
donnybrook fair
doubt
duel
embroilment
enmity
enter a protest
examination
expostulate
face down
face out
face up to
falling-out
feud
fight
fight against
fight over
fighting
flite
fliting
flyting
forswear
fracas
fractiousness
front
fuss
gainsay
give and take
greet with skepticism
half believe
harbor suspicions
hassle
have it out
have reservations
have words
holler
hostility
howl
hubbub
hurrah
imbroglio
impugn
inquiring
interpellation
interrogation
join issue
join issue upon
kick
kick against
litigation
lock horns
logomachize
logomachy
make a stand
march
meet head-on
miff
misgive
mistrust
moot
negativism
noncooperation
not accept
not admit
nullify
object
object to
objection
obstinacy
offer resistance
open quarrel
oppose
opposition
paper war
passage of arms
passive resistance
dispute
d
belied
confounded
confuted
contested
deflated
denied
disbelieved
discarded
discredited
dismissed
disproved
doubted
exploded
exposed
impugned
invalidated
mistrusted
moot
negated
negatived
overthrown
overturned
punctured
questioned
refuted
rejected
shown up
suspect
suspected
under a cloud
under suspicion
upset
Disput Definition
Dispute
(
v.
i.)
To
contend
in
argument
Dispute
(
v.
t.)
To
make
a
subject
of
disputation
Dispute
(
v.
t.)
To
oppose
by
argument
or
assertion
Dispute
(
v.
t.)
To
strive
or
contend
about
Dispute
(
v.
t.)
To
struggle
against
Dispute
(
v.
i.)
Verbal
controversy
Dispute
(
v.
i.)
Contest
Domestic
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
one's
house
or
home,
or
one's
household
or
family
Domestic
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
nation
considered
as
a
family
or
home,
or
to
one's
own
country
Domestic
(
a.
)
Remaining
much
at
home
Domestic
(
a.
)
Living
in
or
near
the
habitations
of
man
Domestic
(
a.
)
Made
in
one's
own
house,
nation,
or
country
Domestic
(
n.
)
One
who
lives
in
the
family
of
an
other,
as
hired
household
assistant
Domestic
(
n.
)
Articles
of
home
manufacture,
especially
cotton
goods.
Policy
(
n.
)
Civil
polity.
Policy
(
n.
)
The
settled
method
by
which
the
government
and
affairs
of
a
nation
are,
or
may
be,
administered
Policy
(
n.
)
The
method
by
which
any
institution
is
administered
Policy
(
n.
)
Management
or
administration
based
on
temporal
or
material
interest,
rather
than
on
principles
of
equity
or
honor
Policy
(
n.
)
Prudence
or
wisdom
in
the
management
of
public
and
private
affairs
Policy
(
n.
)
Motive
Policy
(
v.
t.)
To
regulate
by
laws
Policy
(
n.
)
A
ticket
or
warrant
for
money
in
the
public
funds.
Policy
(
n.
)
The
writing
or
instrument
in
which
a
contract
of
insurance
is
embodied
Policy
(
n.
)
A
method
of
gambling
by
betting
as
to
what
numbers
will
be
drawn
in
a
lottery
Settle
(
n.
)
A
seat
of
any
kind.
Settle
(
n.
)
A
bench
Settle
(
n.
)
A
place
made
lower
than
the
rest
Settle
(
n.
)
To
place
in
a
fixed
or
permanent
condition
Settle
(
n.
)
To
establish
in
the
pastoral
office
Settle
(
n.
)
To
cause
to
be
no
longer
in
a
disturbed
condition
Settle
(
n.
)
To
clear
of
dregs
and
impurities
by
causing
them
to
sink
Settle
(
n.
)
To
restore
or
bring
to
a
smooth,
dry,
or
passable
condition
Settle
(
n.
)
To
cause
to
sink
Settle
(
n.
)
To
determine,
as
something
which
is
exposed
to
doubt
or
question
Settle
(
n.
)
To
adjust,
as
something
in
discussion
Settle
(
n.
)
To
adjust,
as
accounts
Settle
(
n.
)
Hence,
to
pay
Settle
(
n.
)
To
plant
with
inhabitants
Settle
(
v.
i.)
To
become
fixed
or
permanent
Settle
(
v.
i.)
To
fix
one's
residence
Settle
(
v.
i.)
To
enter
into
the
married
state,
or
the
state
of
a
householder.
Settle
(
v.
i.)
To
be
established
in
an
employment
or
profession
Settle
(
v.
i.)
To
become
firm,
dry,
and
hard,
as
the
ground
after
the
effects
of
rain
or
frost
have
disappeared
Settle
(
v.
i.)
To
become
clear
after
being
turbid
or
obscure
Settle
(
v.
i.)
To
sink
to
the
bottom
Settle
(
v.
i.)
To
sink
gradually
to
a
lower
level
Settle
(
v.
i.)
To
become
calm
Settle
(
v.
i.)
To
adjust
differences
or
accounts
Settle
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
jointure
for
a
wife.
dispute / disputes / dispute over domestic policy / to settle a dispute Bedeutung
about-face
volte-face
reversal
policy
change
a
major
change
in
attitude
or
principle
or
point
of
view,
an
about-face
on
foreign
policy
scorched-earth
policy
the
target
company
defends
itself
by
selling
off
its
crown
jewels
domestic
flight
a
flight
that
begins
and
ends
in
the
same
country
domestic
terrorism
terrorism
practiced
in
your
own
country
against
your
own
people,
the
bombing
of
a
federal
building
in
Oklahoma
City
was
an
instance
of
domestic
terrorism
domestic
violence
violence
or
physical
abuse
directed
toward
your
spouse
or
domestic
partner,
usually
violence
by
men
against
women
dispute
contravention
coming
into
conflict
with
domestic
animal
domesticated
animal
any
of
various
animals
that
have
been
tamed
and
made
fit
for
a
human
environment
domestic
carp
Cyprinus
carpio
large
Old
World
freshwater
bottom-feeding
fish
introduced
into
Europe
from
Asia,
inhabits
ponds
and
sluggish
streams
and
often
raised
for
food,
introduced
into
United
States
where
it
has
become
a
pest
domestic
fowl
fowl
poultry
a
domesticated
gallinaceous
bird
thought
to
be
descended
from
the
red
jungle
fowl
domestic
pigeon
domesticated
pigeon
raised
for
sport
or
food
dog
domestic
dog
Canis
familiaris
a
member
of
the
genus
Canis
(probably
descended
from
the
common
wolf)
that
has
been
domesticated
by
man
since
prehistoric
times,
occurs
in
many
breeds,
the
dog
barked
all
night
domestic
cat
house
cat
Felis
domesticus
Felis
catus
any
domesticated
member
of
the
genus
Felis
domestic
silkworm
moth
domesticated
silkworm
moth
Bombyx
mori
stocky
creamy-white
Asiatic
moth
found
almost
entirely
under
human
care,
the
source
of
most
of
the
silk
commerce
domestic
ass
donkey
Equus
asinus
domestic
beast
of
burden
descended
from
the
African
wild
ass,
patient
but
stubborn
domestic
sheep
Ovis
aries
any
of
various
breeds
raised
for
wool
or
edible
meat
or
skin
domestic
goat
Capra
hircus
any
of
various
breeds
of
goat
raised
for
milk
or
meat
or
wool
domestic
llama
Lama
peruana
used
in
the
Andes
as
a
beast
of
burden
and
source
of
wool,
considered
a
domesticated
variety
of
the
guanaco
settle
settee
a
long
wooden
bench
with
a
back
defense
program
defense
policy
defence
program
defence
policy
a
program
for
defending
a
country
against
its
enemies
tax
program
tax
policy
a
program
for
setting
taxes
policy
a
plan
of
action
adopted
by
an
individual
or
social
group,
it
was
a
policy
of
retribution,
a
politician
keeps
changing
his
policies
beggar-my-neighbor
policy
beggar-my-neighbour
policy
beggar-my-neighbor
strategy
beggar-my-neighbour
strategy
a
policy
of
promoting
oneself
at
the
expense
of
others,
used
especially
of
national
policy,
the
United
States
has
pursued
a
beggar-my-neighbor
policy
home
economics
home
ec
domestic
science
household
arts
theory
and
practice
of
homemaking
policy
insurance
policy
insurance
written
contract
or
certificate
of
insurance,
you
should
have
read
the
small
print
on
your
policy
floater
floating
policy
an
insurance
policy
covering
loss
of
movable
property
(e.g.
jewelry)
regardless
of
its
location
policy
a
line
of
argument
rationalizing
the
course
of
action
of
a
government,
they
debated
the
policy
or
impolicy
of
the
proposed
legislation
economic
policy
a
government
policy
for
maintaining
economic
growth
and
tax
revenues
fiscal
policy
a
government
policy
for
dealing
with
the
budget
(especially
with
taxation
and
borrowing)
social
policy
a
policy
of
for
dealing
with
social
issues
foreign
policy
a
policy
governing
international
relations
trade
policy
national
trading
policy
a
government's
policy
controlling
foreign
trade
open-door
policy
open
door
the
policy
of
granting
equal
trade
opportunities
to
all
countries
zero-tolerance
policy
any
policy
that
allows
no
exception,
a
zero-tolerance
policy
toward
pedophile
priests
dispute
difference
difference
of
opinion
conflict
a
disagreement
or
argument
about
something
important,
he
had
a
dispute
with
his
wife,
there
were
irreconcilable
differences,
the
familiar
conflict
between
Republicans
and
Democrats
Council
on
Environmental
Policy
the
executive
agency
that
advises
the
President
on
protecting
the
environment
family
court
domestic
relations
court
court
of
domestic
relations
a
court
in
some
states
in
the
United
States
that
has
jurisdiction
over
family
disputes
(especially
those
involving
children)
domestic
domestic
help
house
servant
a
servant
who
is
paid
to
perform
menial
tasks
around
the
household
domestic
partner
significant
other
spousal
equivalent
spouse
equivalent
a
person
(not
necessarily
a
spouse)
with
whom
you
cohabit
and
share
a
long-term
sexual
relationship
domestic
prelate
(Roman
Catholic
Church)
a
priest
who
is
an
honorary
member
of
the
papal
household
policy
maker
someone
who
sets
the
plan
pursued
by
a
government
or
business
etc.,
policy
makers
often
make
the
right
decision
for
the
wrong
reason
gross
domestic
product
GDP
the
measure
of
an
economy
adopted
by
the
United
States
in
,
the
total
market
values
of
goods
and
services
produced
by
workers
and
capital
within
a
nation's
borders
during
a
given
period
(usually
year)
fall
d
descend
d
settle
d
come
as
if
by
falling,
Night
fell,
Silence
fell
settle
locate
take
up
residence
and
become
established,
The
immigrants
settled
in
the
Midwest
settle
form
a
community,
The
Swedes
settled
in
Minnesota
settle
root
take
root
steady
down
settle
down
become
settled
or
established
and
stable
in
one's
residence
or
life
style,
He
finally
settled
down
finalize
finalise
settle
nail
down
make
final,
put
the
last
touches
on,
put
into
final
form,
let's
finalize
the
proposal
fixate
settle
on
become
fixed
(on),
Her
eyes
fixated
on
a
point
on
the
horizon
settle
establish
or
develop
as
a
residence,
He
settled
the
farmyears
ago,
This
land
was
settled
by
Germans
settle
become
resolved,
fixed,
established,
or
quiet,
The
roar
settled
to
a
thunder,
The
wind
settled
in
the
West,
it
is
settling
to
rain,
A
cough
settled
in
her
chest,
Her
mood
settled
into
lethargy
decide
settle
resolve
adjudicate
bring
to
an
end,
settle
conclusively,
The
case
was
decided,
The
judge
decided
the
case
in
favor
of
the
plaintiff,
The
father
adjudicated
when
the
sons
were
quarreling
over
their
inheritance
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