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Definition
Synonym
Reform
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Reform
reform
Reform
reform
ation
soziale
Reform
social
reform
gründliche
Reform
radical
reform
forstet auf
Reform
reforests
reform
ieren,
Reform
reform
Reform
f
Reform
en
pl
reform
reform
s
Reform
f
Reform
en
pl
reform
ation
reform
ations
Reform
der beruflichen Bildung
vocational education
reform
Reform
der beruflichen Ausbildung
vocational training
reform
mit jdm. etw. aus sein; vorbei sein; Schluss sein
v
Wenn das passiert, dann ist es aus mit uns mit der
Reform
.
to be all up with sb. sth.
If this happens, it will be all up with us with
reform
.
anstehen (auf Erledigung warten) (Sache)
v
zur Diskussion anstehen
anstehende Arbeit
So eine
Reform
steht dringend an.
to be waiting (matter)
to be waiting for discussion
work (still) waiting to be done
Such a
reform
is a top priority.
umfassend; reichhaltig; ausführlich
adj
umfassender; reichhaltiger; ausführlicher
am umfassendsten; am reichhaltigsten; am ausführlichsten
nicht umfassend
eine umfassende
Reform
comprehensive
more comprehensive
most comprehensive
incomprehensiv
a comprehensive
reform
eingefleischt; hartgesotten; glühend; stramm; linientreu
adj
(politische Einstellung einer Person)
pol.
glühende Unterstützer der
Reform
einige hartgesottene Anhänger der New York Yankees
die-hard; diehard (political attitude of a person)
die-hard supporters of the
reform
a few diehard New York Yankees fans
Reform
f
Reform
en
pl
(dringend äußerst)
reform
bedürftig sein
Reform
en durchführen
einem Sog von
Reform
en ausgesetzt
Die Universitäten sehen sich gegenwärtig strukturellen
Reform
en ausgesetzt die ihr organisatorisches Umfeld stark verändern.
reform
reform
s
to need require (urgent considerable)
reform
to undertake
reform
s
subject to pressing
reform
s
The universities are currently faced with structural
reform
s that are significantly changing their organisational environment.
Reform
f
Reform
en
pl
(dringend äußerst)
reform
bedürftig sein
Reform
en durchführen
einem Sog von
Reform
en ausgesetzt
Die Universitäten sehen sich gegenwärtig strukturellen
Reform
en ausgesetzt, die ihr organisatorisches Umfeld stark verändern.
reform
reform
s
to need require (urgent considerable)
reform
to undertake
reform
s
subject to pressing
reform
s
The universities are currently faced with structural
reform
s that are significantly changing their organisational environment.
Zukunft
f
in Zukunft
in naher Zukunft
seine Zukunft verbauen
Eine
Reform
des Versicherungsrechts bleibt der Zukunft vorbehalten.
Eine
Reform
des Pensionsrechts bleibt der Zukunft vorbehalten.
Es bleibt der Zukunft vorbehalten, die Studie unter besser kontrollierten Bedingungen zu wiederholen.
future
in future
in the near future
to mortgage one's future
Any
reform
of the insurance law must be left to the future.
Any
reform
of the pension law must be left to the future.
It must be left to the future to repeat the study under better controlled conditions.
Zukunft
f
in Zukunft
in naher Zukunft
seine Zukunft verbauen
Eine
Reform
des Versicherungsrechts bleibt der Zukunft vorbehalten.
Eine
Reform
des Pensionsrechts bleibt der Zukunft vorbehalten.
Es bleibt der Zukunft vorbehalten die Studie unter besser kontrollierten Bedingungen zu wiederholen.
future
in future
in the near future
to mortgage one's future
Any
reform
of the insurance law must be left to the future.
Any
reform
of the pension law must be left to the future.
It must be left to the future to repeat the study under better controlled conditions.
umfangreich; umfassend; umfänglich
geh.
adj
nicht umfassend
eine umfassende
Reform
eine umfangreiche Sammlung besitzen
eine umfangreiche Wunschliste haben
über ein umfangreiches umfassendes Wissen über etw. verfügen
umfassende Befugnisse haben
mit jdm. ein umfassendes Abkommen abschließen
größere Reparaturarbeiten notwendig machen
Das Haus musste umfassend renoviert werden, bevor es vermietet werden konnte.
comprehensive; extensive; wide-ranging
incomprehensiv
a comprehensive
reform
to hold a comprehensive extensive wide-ranging collection
to have a comprehensive an extensive wish list
to have an extensive a wide-ranging knowledge of sth.
to have wide-ranging powers
to sign a wide-ranging agreement with sb.
to necessitate more comprehensive more extensive repair work
The house needed an extensive facelift before it could be rented.
einsetzen; eintreten
v
; sich bemerkbar machen
v
einsetzend; eintretend; sich bemerkbar machend
eingesetzt; eingetreten; sich bemerkbar gemacht
Der Sturm wird voraussichtlich am Abend einsetzen.
Nebenwirkungen können zu verschiedenen Zeiten eintreten.
Das Medikament begann endlich zu wirken.
Müdigkeit machte sich bei mir bemerkbar.
Ihre Ausbildung machte sich bemerkbar und sie reagierte ohne Panik.
Die Notgeneratoren liefen an.
Die
Reform
wird Ende des Jahres in Kraft treten.
Ich spüre, dass eine Erkältung aufzieht im Anzug ist.
to come on; to kick in
coll.
(begin to take effect)
coming on; kicking in
come on; kicked in
The storm is expected to kick in in the evening.
Side effects can come on kick in at different times.
The medication was finally kicking in.
My fatigue kicked in.
Her training kicked in and she reacted without panicking.
The emergency generators came on kicked in.
The
reform
will kick in later this year.
I can feel a cold coming on.
Deutsche
Reform Synonyme
reform
Neugestaltung
ÂNeuordnung
ÂNeuregelung
ÂReform
ÂReorganisation
ÂUmgestaltung
reform
school
POW camp
bastille
black hole
borstal
borstal institution
borstal school
bridewell
brig
cell
reform
Fabianism
about-face
accommodate
accommodation
acculturate
adapt
adaptation
adjust
adjustment
Weitere Ergebnisse für
Reform Synonym
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Englische
reform Synonyme
reform
Fabianism
about-face
accommodate
accommodation
acculturate
adapt
adaptation
adjust
adjustment
advance
alter
alteration
ameliorate
amelioration
amend
amendment
apologize
apostasy
beg pardon
better
betterment
bleach
boost
bowdlerize
break
break up
bring forward
change
change of allegiance
change of heart
change of mind
changeableness
civilize
clean
clean out
clean up
cleanse
clear out
constructive change
continuity
conversion
convert
correct
correction
defection
deform
degeneration
degenerative change
delouse
denature
depurate
deterge
deterioration
deviation
difference
discontinuity
divergence
diversification
diversify
diversion
diversity
do penance
dry-clean
dust
dust off
edify
educate
elevate
emend
emendation
enhance
enlighten
enrich
expurgate
extremism
fatten
favor
fit
fitting
fix
flip-flop
forward
foster
freshen
give back
give salvation
go straight
gradual change
gradualism
improve
improve upon
improvement
lard
lift
lustrate
make an improvement
meliorate
melioration
meliorism
mend
mitigate
mitigation
modification
modify
modulate
modulation
mutate
new birth
new-model
nurture
overthrow
place in
plead guilty
progressivism
promote
purge
purify
put back
qualification
qualify
radical change
radical
reform
radicalism
raise
re-create
re-creation
re-form
reactivate
realign
realignment
rebirth
rebuild
reclaim
reclamation
reconstitute
reconstruct
reconvert
recover
recovery
recrudescence
recruit
rectification
rectify
redeem
redemption
redesign
redo
reenact
reestablish
refashion
refill
refine upon
refit
reform
ation
reform
ism
regenerate
regeneration
rehabilitate
rehabilitation
reinstall
reinstate
reinstitute
reintegrate
reinvest
remake
remaking
remedy
remodel
renascence
renew
renewal
renovate
renovation
reorganization
reorganize
repair
repent
replace
replenish
reshape
reshaping
restore
resto
reform
school
POW camp
bastille
black hole
borstal
borstal institution
borstal school
bridewell
brig
cell
concentration camp
condemned cell
death cell
death house
death row
detention camp
federal prison
forced-labor camp
gaol
guardhouse
house of correction
house of detention
industrial school
internment camp
jail
jailhouse
keep
labor camp
lockup
maximum-security prison
minimum-security prison
oubliette
pen
penal colony
penal institution
penal settlement
penitentiary
prison
prison camp
prisonhouse
reform
atory
remand school
sponging house
state prison
stockade
the hole
tollbooth
training school
reform
ation
Fabianism
abject apology
about-face
accommodation
adaptation
adjustment
adoption
alteration
amelioration
amendment
apology
apostasy
betterment
break
change
change of allegiance
change of heart
change of mind
changeableness
circumcision
constructive change
continuity
conversion
deathbed repentance
defection
degeneration
degenerative change
deterioration
deviation
difference
discontinuity
divergence
diversification
diversion
diversity
extremism
fitting
flip-flop
gradual change
gradualism
heartfelt apology
improvement
instauration
mea culpa
melioration
meliorism
mitigation
modification
modulation
new birth
new life
overthrow
penance
penitence
progressivism
qualification
radical change
radical
reform
radicalism
re-creation
reactivation
realignment
rebirth
reclamation
reconstitution
reconversion
recrudescence
redeemedness
redemption
redesign
redintegration
reenactment
reestablishment
reform
reform
ism
regeneration
rehabilitation
reinstatement
reinstation
reinstitution
reinvestiture
reinvestment
remaking
renascence
renewal
repentance
replacement
reshaping
restitution
restoration
restructuring
reversal
reversion
revisionism
revival
revivification
revolution
saeta
salvation
second birth
shift
spiritual purification
sudden change
switch
total change
transformation
transition
turn
turnabout
upheaval
utopianism
variation
variety
violent change
wearing a hairshirt
worsening
reform
atory
POW camp
bastille
black hole
borstal
borstal institution
borstal school
bridewell
brig
can
cell
concentration camp
condemned cell
cooler
death cell
death house
death row
detention camp
federal prison
forced-labor camp
gaol
guardhouse
house of correction
house of detention
industrial school
internment camp
jail
jailhouse
keep
labor camp
lockup
maximum-security prison
minimum-security prison
oubliette
pen
penal colony
penal institution
penal settlement
penitentiary
pokey
prison
prison camp
prisonhouse
reform
school
remand school
sponging house
state prison
stir
stockade
the hole
tollbooth
training school
reform
ed
advanced
altered
ameliorated
assimilated
beautified
better
bettered
bowdlerized
changeable
changed
civilized
cleaned
cleaned up
cleansed
converted
cultivated
cultured
degenerate
developed
deviant
divergent
educated
embellished
enhanced
enriched
expurgated
improved
metamorphosed
metastasized
modified
mutant
naturalized
perfected
polished
purged
purified
qualified
reborn
rebuilt
redeemed
refined
regenerated
renewed
revived
revolutionary
spruce
subversive
tidy
transfigured
transformed
translated
transmuted
unmitigated
worse
reform
er
Fabian
Tammany man
extremist
machine politician
meliorist
old campaigner
party boss
party chieftain
party leader
pol
political hack
political leader
politician
professional politician
progressionist
progressist
progressive
progressivist
radical
reform
politician
reform
ist
revisionist
revolutionary
utopian
utopist
war-horse
wheelhorse
Reform Definition
Reform
(
v.
t.)
To
put
into
a
new
and
improved
form
or
condition
Reform
(
v.
i.)
To
return
to
a
good
state
Reform
(
n.
)
Amendment
of
what
is
defective,
vicious,
corrupt,
or
depraved
reform Bedeutung
reform
a
change
for
the
better
as
a
result
of
correcting
abuses,
justice
was
for
sale
before
the
reform
of
the
law
courts
land
reform
a
redistribution
of
agricultural
land
(especially
by
government
action)
reform
self-improvement
in
behavior
or
morals
by
abandoning
some
vice,
the
family
rejoiced
in
the
drunkard's
reform
reform
a
campaign
aimed
to
correct
abuses
or
malpractices,
the
reform
s
he
proposed
were
too
radical
for
the
politicians
reform
atory
reform
school
training
school
correctional
institution
for
the
detention
and
discipline
and
training
of
young
or
first
offenders
Reform
Judaism
beliefs
and
practices
of
Reform
Jews
Reform
Judaism
the
most
liberal
Jews,
Jews
who
do
not
follow
the
Talmud
strictly
but
try
to
adapt
all
of
the
historical
forms
of
Judaism
to
the
modern
world
reform
movement
a
movement
intended
to
bring
about
social
and
humanitarian
reform
s
Reform
Jew
liberal
Jew
who
tries
to
adapt
all
aspects
of
Judaism
to
modern
circumstances
reform
straighten
out
see
the
light
change
for
the
better,
The
lazy
student
promised
to
reform
,
the
habitual
cheater
finally
saw
the
light
reform
make
changes
for
improvement
in
order
to
remove
abuse
and
injustices,
reform
a
political
system
reform
improve
by
alteration
or
correction
of
errors
or
defects
and
put
into
a
better
condition,
reform
the
health
system
in
this
country
reform
break
up
the
molecules
of,
reform
oil
reform
produce
by
cracking,
reform
gas
reform
reclaim
regenerate
rectify
bring,
lead,
or
force
to
abandon
a
wrong
or
evil
course
of
life,
conduct,
and
adopt
a
right
one,
The
Church
reform
ed
me,
reform
your
conduct
progressive
reform
ist
reform
-minded
favoring
or
promoting
reform
(often
by
government
action)
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