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Definition
Synonym
Unrecht {n}
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Unrecht
wrong
unrecht
be wrong
Unrecht
injustice
zu Unrecht
wrongly
mit Unrecht
unjustly
Unrecht
n
unjustness
unrecht haben
be wrong
unrecht haben
to be wrong
Unrecht, falsch
wrong
nicht zu Unrecht
not without good reason
jdm. Unrecht geben
to disagree with sb.
ins Unrecht setzen
to confound
er tat mir Unrecht an
he did me a great wrong
jdm. Unrecht geben
v
to disagree with sb.
ins Unrecht setzen
v
to confound
falsch, unrecht, Unrecht
wrong
Du hattest also Unrecht.
So therefore you were wrong.
es ist unrecht zu stehlen
it is wrong to steal
sich irren, unrecht haben
wrong
falsch, unrichtig, unrecht
wrong
fälschlich
adv
; zu Unrecht
wrongly
Unrecht Gut gedeiht nicht.
Sprw.
Ill-gotten goods never prosper.
prov.
Besser Unrecht leiden als Unrecht tun.
Better suffer injustice than commit injustice..
Ein Unrecht hebt das andere nicht auf!
Sprw.
Two wrongs don't make a right!
fehlen; Unrecht begehen; einen Fehltritt begehen
to lapse
fehlen, Unrecht begehen, einen Fehltritt begehen
to lapse
Unrecht
n
; Verdruss
m
; Tort
n
(veraltet)
jdm. einen Tort antun
tort
to do sb. wrong
Unrecht
n
; Verdruss
m
; Tort
n
veraltet
jdm. einen Tort antun
tort
to do sb. wrong
(Unrecht) wieder gutmachen
v
wieder gutmachend
wieder gutgemacht
to right; to right a wrong
righting; righting a wrong
righted; righted a wrong
Unrecht haben; falsch liegen
ugs.
; verkehrt liegen
ugs.
v
(Person)
to be wrong (of a person)
Unrecht
n
Unrecht haben
im Unrecht sein
Unrecht bekommen
Unrecht tun
wrong
to be wrong
to be wrong; to be in the wrong
to be shown to be in the wrong
to do wrong
Unrecht
n
Unrecht haben
im Unrecht sein
Unrecht bekommen
Unrecht tun
wrong
to be wrong
to be wrong, to be in the wrong
to be shown to be in the wrong
to do wrong
unbedankt; (zu Unrecht) vergessen
adj
soc.
die stillen Helden der Bürgerrechtsbewegung
unsung
formal
the unsung heroes of the civil rights movement
unbedankt; (zu Unrecht) vergessen
adj
soc.
die stillen Helden der Bürgerrechtsbewegung
unsung (formal)
the unsung heroes of the civil rights movement
ungerecht; zu Unrecht; unfairerweise
adv
ungerecht behandelt werden
zu Unrecht angeklagt sein
unjustly
to be unjustly treated
to be unjustly accused
Ungerechtigkeit
f
(jdm. gegenüber)
Es ist besser, Ungerechtigkeit zu erleiden, als Unrecht zu tun. (Sokrates)
injustice; unjustness; unfairness (to sb.); inequity
It is better to suffer injustice than to commit it. (Sokrates)
fälschlich
adv
; zu Unrecht
Die Abstimmung wird, ob zu Recht oder zu Unrecht, als Richtungsentscheidung gesehen.
wrongly
Rightly or wrongly, the vote is perceived as a choice of direction.
etw. wiedergutmachen
v
(Schaden, Unrecht)
wiedergutmachend
wiedergutgemacht
Ich mach's wieder gut, ich versprech's.
to make up for sth.
making up for
made up for
I'll make it up to you, I promise.
etw. wiedergutmachen
v
(Schaden Unrecht)
wiedergutmachend
wiedergutgemacht
Ich mach's wieder gut ich versprech's.
to make up for sth.
making up for
made up for
I'll make it up to you I promise.
Unrecht
n
jur.
phil.
(moralisch juristisch) im Unrecht sein
Unrecht tun
Ein Unrecht hebt das andere nicht auf!
Sprw.
wrong
to be morally legally wrong
to do wrong
Two wrongs don't make a right!
jdm. Unrecht zufügen; jdm. unrecht tun
Unrecht zufügend; unrecht tunend
Unrecht zugefügt; unrecht getan
jdm. (ein) großes Unrecht antun
to wrong sb.
wronging
wronged
to deeply wrong sb.
jdm. Unrecht zufügen, jdm. unrecht tun
Unrecht zufügend, unrecht tunend
Unrecht zugefügt, unrecht getan
jdm. (ein) großes Unrecht antun
to wrong sb.
wronging
wronged
to deeply wrong sb.
jdm. Unrecht zufügen; jdm. unrecht tun
v
Unrecht zufügend; unrecht tuend
Unrecht zugefügt; unrecht getan
jdm. (ein) großes Unrecht antun
to wrong sb.
wronging
wronged
to deeply wrong sb.
ungerechterweise; ungerecht; unfairerweise; unfair; ungerechtfertigt; zu Unrecht
adv
ungerecht behandelt werden
zu Unrecht angeklagt sein
zu Unrecht ungerechtfertigt beschuldigt werden
unjustly; unfairly
to be unjustly treated; to be dealt with unfairly
to be unjustly accused
to get blamed unfairly
richtig; recht; zu Recht
adv
wenn ich das richtig recht in Erinnerung habe
Er weist ganz richtig darauf hin dass die Theorie Schwächen aufweist.
Die Leute glauben zu Recht oder zu Unrecht dass nichts weitergeht.
rightly; correctly; aright (old-fashioned)
if I remember rightly aright
He points out quite rightly that there are flaws in the theory.
People rightly or wrongly believe that nothing is being done.
richtig; recht; zu Recht
adv
wenn ich das richtig recht in Erinnerung habe
Er weist ganz richtig darauf hin, dass die Theorie Schwächen aufweist.
Die Leute glauben, zu Recht oder zu Unrecht, dass nichts weitergeht.
rightly; correctly; aright
dated
if I remember rightly aright
He points out, quite rightly, that there are flaws in the theory.
People, rightly or wrongly, believe that nothing is being done.
völkerrechtlich
adj
jur.
völkerrechtlicher Begriff
völkerrechtliches Delikt Unrecht
völkerrechtliches Gewohnheitsrecht
völkerrechtlicher Status
völkerrechtliche Vereinbarung
völkerrechtliche Verhaltensnormen
völkerrechtliche Vertretung
international; under international law (postpositive)
term used in international law
offence against international law
customary international law
status in the eyes of international law
agreement under international law
international standards of conduct
international representation
sich zu etw. bekennen; sich etw. eingestehen
v
sich zu bekennend; sich eingestehend
sich zu bekannt; sich eingegestanden
sich dazu bekennen, ein Skeptiker zu sein
sich eingestehen, im Unrecht zu sein
Er wollte sich nicht eingestehen, dass er verschuldet war.
to own to sth.
formal
owning to
owned to
to own that you are a sceptic
to own that you are in the wrong
He was reluctant to own that he was indebted.
wegfallen; entfallen
Ös.
v
jur.
Absatz 2 ist durch das neue Gesetz weggefallen.
Die Rückforderung zu Unrecht gewährter Beihilfen ist ausgeschlossen, wenn der Empfänger den Wegfall der Bereicherung geltend machen kann sich auf den Wegfall der Bereicherung berufen kann.
jur.
to be lost; to have been repealed
Subsection 2 has been repealed by the new Act.
Recovery of subsidies unlawfully granted is waived if the recipient is able to plead loss of enrichment plead that all enrichment has been lost.
wegfallen; entfallen
Ös.
v
jur.
Absatz 2 ist durch das neue Gesetz weggefallen.
Die Rückforderung zu Unrecht gewährter Beihilfen ist ausgeschlossen wenn der Empfänger den Wegfall der Bereicherung geltend machen kann sich auf den Wegfall der Bereicherung berufen kann.
jur.
to be lost; to have been repealed
Subsection 2 has been repealed by the new Act.
Recovery of subsidies unlawfully granted is waived if the recipient is able to plead loss of enrichment plead that all enrichment has been lost.
(sachlicher) Grund
m
; (sachliche) Grundlage
f
; (sachliche) Rechtfertigung
f
(für etw.)
nicht ganz zu Unrecht
Bisher gibt es keinen Grund, diese Möglichkeit auszuschließen.
Diese Annahme entbehrt jeder Grundlage.
Es gibt keinerlei Rechtfertigung dafür, was sie getan hat.
Für ein derartiges Verhalten gibt es keine Rechtfertigung.
(factual) justification; warrant
formal
(for sth.)
with some justification
There is as yet no justification warrant for ruling out this possibility.
There is no justification warrant for this assumption.
There is no possible justification for what she did.
There is no warrant for such behaviour.
zwischen etw. unterscheiden differenzieren
geh.
; etw. von etw. unterscheiden trennen
v
(einen Unterschied erkennen machen)
unterscheidend; differenzierend; trennend
unterschieden; differenziert; getrennt
Der Verurteilte kann zwischen Recht und Unrecht kann Recht von Unrecht nicht unterscheiden.
Ihr müsst darauf achten, zwischen Fakten und Meinungen zu differenzieren Fakten von Meinungen zu trennen.
Ich kann die beiden nur schwer voneinander unterscheiden.
Ich kann kaum einen Unterschied zwischen den beiden erkennen.
Das Gesetz unterscheidet zwischen Mord und Totschlag.
Man kann beim Wort 'Gebiet' drei Bedeutungen unterscheiden.
Hier müssen wir unterscheiden zwischen der Tat für sich betrachtet und den sozialen Auswirkungen der Tatbegehung.
to distinguish; to differentiate; to difference
rare
between sth. sth. from sth.
distinguishing; differentiating; differencing
distinguished; differentiated; differenced
The convict cannot distinguish between right and wrong distinguish right from wrong.
You need to take care to differentiate between facts and opinions differentiate facts from opinions.
I have trouble distinguishing differentiating between the two of them.
I have trouble distinguishing the difference between the two of them.
The law distinguishes differentiates between murder and manslaughter.
We can distinguish differentiate three meanings of the word 'region'.
Here we need to have to must distinguish differentiate between the offence considered in itself and the social consequences of committing that offence.
zwischen etw. unterscheiden differenzieren
geh.
; etw. von etw. unterscheiden trennen
v
(einen Unterschied erkennen machen)
unterscheidend; differenzierend; trennend
unterschieden; differenziert; getrennt
Der Verurteilte kann zwischen Recht und Unrecht kann Recht von Unrecht nicht unterscheiden.
Ihr müsst darauf achten zwischen Fakten und Meinungen zu differenzieren Fakten von Meinungen zu trennen.
Ich kann die beiden nur schwer voneinander unterscheiden.
Ich kann kaum einen Unterschied zwischen den beiden erkennen.
Das Gesetz unterscheidet zwischen Mord und Totschlag.
Man kann beim Wort 'Gebiet' drei Bedeutungen unterscheiden.
Hier müssen wir unterscheiden zwischen der Tat für sich betrachtet und den sozialen Auswirkungen der Tatbegehung.
to distinguish; to differentiate between sth. sth. from sth.
distinguishing; differentiating
distinguished; differentiated
The convict cannot distinguish between right and wrong distinguish right from wrong.
You need to take care to differentiate between facts and opinions differentiate facts from opinions.
I have trouble distinguishing differentiating between the two of them.
I have trouble distinguishing the difference between the two of them.
The law distinguishes differentiates between murder and manslaughter.
We can distinguish differentiate three meanings of the word 'region'.
Here we need to have to must distinguish differentiate between the offence considered in itself and the social consequences of committing that offence.
Deutsche
Unrecht {n} Synonyme
unrecht
falsch
liegen
(umgangssprachlich)
nicht
Recht
haben
Unrecht
haben
Weitere Ergebnisse für
Unrecht Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
wrong Synonyme
wrong
abandoned
aberrancy
aberrant
aberration
abnormal
abominable
abomination
abroad
abuse
accursed
adrift
afflict
afield
aggrieve
all abroad
all off
all wet
all
wrong
amiss
arrant
askew
astray
at fault
atrocious
atrocity
awry
bad
badly
bane
base
batty
befoul
befoulment
beside the mark
bewitch
black
blamable
blameworthy
blasphemous
blight
breach
bum
censurable
commit an atrocity
condemn
corrupt
corruption
cracked
crappy
crazed
crazy
crime
crime against humanity
criminal
crucify
crying evil
curse
daft
damage
damnable
dark
deadly sin
debauched
debt
deceptive
defective
defectiveness
defile
defilement
delict
delinquency
delinquent
delusion
delusive
demented
deprave
depraved
deranged
dereliction
despoil
despoliation
destroy
destruction
detriment
deviancy
deviant
deviational
deviative
diablerie
disadvantage
disgrace
disgraceful
dissatisfactory
disserve
disservice
dissolute
distorted
distortion
distress
do a disservice
do a mischief
do evil
do ill
do
wrong
do
wrong
by
do
wrong
to
doom
enormity
envenom
errancy
errant
erring
erroneous
erroneously
erroneousness
error
evil
evildoing
evilly
execrable
failure
fallacious
fallaciously
fallaciousness
fallacy
false
falsely
falseness
falsity
fault
faultful
faultfully
faultily
faultiness
faulty
felonious
felony
flagitious
flagrant
flaw
flawed
flawedness
foul
futile
genocide
get into trouble
great
wrong
grievance
gross injustice
guilty act
hamartia
harass
hardly the thing
harm
havoc
heavy sin
heinous
heresy
heretical
heterodox
heterodoxy
hex
hurt
ignominious
ill
ill-advised
ill-considered
ill-seasoned
ill-suited
ill-timed
ill-treat
illegal
illegality
illogical
illusion
illusory
immoral
impair
impolitic
imposition
improper
improperly
improperness
impropriety
in error
inaccurate
inadvisable
inappropriate
inapt
inauspicious
incongruous
inconvenient
wrong
impression
airy nothing
autism
bubble
chimera
daydream
deception
deluded belief
delusion
dereism
dream
dream vision
dreamland
dreamworld
error
error in judgment
false belief
ignis fatuus
illusion
injudiciousness
misappreciation
misbelief
miscalculation
miscomputation
misconception
misconjecture
misconstruction
misestimation
misevaluation
misinterpretation
misjudgment
misreading
misvaluation
pipe dream
poor judgment
self-deceit
self-deception
self-delusion
skewed judgment
trick
trip
vapor
wrong
construction
wrong
doer
bad person
criminal
crook
culprit
deceiver
delinquent
evil man
evil person
evildoer
felon
gangster
lawbreaker
malefactor
malevolent
malfeasant
malfeasor
misdemeanant
misdemeanist
misfeasor
mobster
offender
outlaw
public enemy
racketeer
sinner
thief
transgressor
villain
worker of ill
wrong
doing
amorality
backsliding
bad policy
badness
carnality
crime
criminality
delict
delinquency
diablerie
discourtesy
disorder
disorderliness
disorderly conduct
disruption
disruptiveness
evil
evil nature
felony
frowned-upon behavior
hooliganism
horseplay
illegality
immorality
impolicy
impropriety
impurity
inexpedience
inexpediency
iniquity
maladministration
malfeasance
malpractice
misadministration
misbehavior
misconduct
misdemeanor
misdirection
misdoing
misfeasance
misgovernment
misguidance
mishandling
mismanagement
misrule
moral delinquency
naughtiness
neglect
negligence
nonfeasance
nonsanctioned behavior
offense
omission
peccability
prodigality
recidivism
roughhouse
rowdiness
rowdyism
ruffianism
sin
tort
unangelicalness
unchastity
uncleanness
ungodliness
ungoodness
unmorality
unrighteousness
unsaintliness
unvirtuousness
vandalism
venial sin
vice
viciousness
violation
wantonness
waywardness
wrong
wrong
ful
aberrant
abnormal
abominable
actionable
against the law
anarchic
anarchistic
anomic
atrocious
black-market
bootleg
chargeable
contraband
contrary to law
criminal
delinquent
deviant
disgraceful
evil
felonious
flawed
hardly the thing
ignominious
illegal
illegitimate
illicit
impermissible
improper
inappropriate
incorrect
indecorous
inequitable
infamous
iniquitous
irregular
justiciable
lawless
nonconstitutional
nonlegal
nonlicit
not done
not the thing
off-base
off-color
out-of-line
outlaw
outlawed
punishable
sacrilegious
scandalous
shameful
shameless
sinful
terrible
triable
unallowed
unauthorized
unbalanced
unconstitutional
under-the-counter
under-the-table
undeserved
undue
unequal
unequitable
uneven
unfit
unfitting
unjust
unlawful
unmeet
unmerited
unofficial
unrighteous
unrightful
unseemly
unstatutory
unsuitable
unwarrantable
unwarranted
wicked
wrong
wrong
headed
Boeotian
asinine
balky
beef-brained
beef-witted
blockish
bovine
bullheaded
cantankerous
chumpish
cloddish
contrary
cowish
crass
cross-grained
dense
difficult
doltish
dullard
dumb
duncical
duncish
fat
froward
gross
headstrong
ineducable
irascible
klutzy
lumpish
mulish
oafish
opaque
ornery
perverse
pigheaded
restive
self-willed
sottish
stiff-necked
stubborn
stuffy
stupid
sulky
sullen
thick
unteachable
wayward
Unrecht {n} Definition
Self-
wrong
(
n.
)
Wrong
done
by
a
person
himself.
Wrong
(
)
imp.
of
Wring.
Wrung.
Wrong
(
a.
)
Twisted
Wrong
(
a.
)
Not
according
to
the
laws
of
good
morals,
whether
divine
or
human
Wrong
(
a.
)
Not
fit
or
suitable
to
an
end
or
object
Wrong
(
a.
)
Not
according
to
truth
Wrong
(
a.
)
Designed
to
be
worn
or
placed
inward
Wrong
(
adv.
)
In
a
wrong
manner
Wrong
(
a.
)
That
which
is
not
right.
Wrong
(
a.
)
Nonconformity
or
disobedience
to
lawful
authority,
divine
or
human
Wrong
(
a.
)
Deviation
or
departure
from
truth
or
fact
Wrong
(
a.
)
Whatever
deviates
from
moral
rectitude
Wrong
(
v.
t.)
To
treat
with
injustice
Wrong
(
v.
t.)
To
impute
evil
to
unjustly
Wrong
-timed
(
a.
)
Done
at
an
improper
time
wrong Bedeutung
googly
wrong
'un
bosie
bosie
ball
a
cricket
ball
bowled
as
if
to
break
one
way
that
actually
breaks
in
the
opposite
way
wrong
-site
surgery
a
surgical
operation
performed
on
the
wrong
part
of
the
body
tort
civil
wrong
(law)
any
wrong
doing
for
which
an
action
for
damages
may
be
brought
wrong
legal
injury
damage
any
harm
or
injury
resulting
from
a
violation
of
a
legal
right
wrong
wrong
fulness
that
which
is
contrary
to
the
principles
of
justice
or
law,
he
feels
that
you
are
in
the
wrong
conscience
scruples
moral
sense
sense
of
right
and
wrong
motivation
deriving
logically
from
ethical
or
moral
principles
that
govern
a
person's
thoughts
and
actions
wrong
treat
unjustly,
do
wrong
to
fail
go
wrong
miscarry
be
unsuccessful,
Where
do
today's
public
schools
fail?,
The
attempt
to
rescue
the
hostages
failed
miserably
faulty
incorrect
wrong
characterized
by
errors,
not
agreeing
with
a
model
or
not
following
established
rules,
he
submitted
a
faulty
report,
an
incorrect
transcription,
the
wrong
side
of
the
road
improper
wrong
not
appropriate
for
a
purpose
or
occasion,
said
all
the
wrong
things
incorrect
wrong
not
correct,
not
in
conformity
with
fact
or
truth,
an
incorrect
calculation,
the
report
in
the
paper
is
wrong
,
your
information
is
wrong
,
the
clock
showed
the
wrong
time,
found
themselves
on
the
wrong
road,
based
on
the
wrong
assumptions
wrong
based
on
or
acting
or
judging
in
error,
it
is
wrong
to
think
that
way
amiss(p)
awry(p)
haywire
wrong
(p)
not
functioning
properly,
something
is
amiss,
has
gone
completely
haywire,
something
is
wrong
with
the
engine
ill-timed
unseasonable
untimely
wrong
badly
timed,
an
ill-timed
intervention,
you
think
my
intrusion
unseasonable,
an
untimely
remark,
it
was
the
wrong
moment
for
a
joke
wrong
used
of
the
side
of
cloth
or
clothing
intended
to
face
inward,
socks
worn
wrong
side
out
wrong
incorrect
not
in
accord
with
established
usage
or
procedure,
the
wrong
medicine,
the
wrong
way
to
shuck
clams,
it
is
incorrect
for
a
policeman
to
accept
gifts
wrong
contrary
to
conscience
or
morality
or
law,
it
is
wrong
for
the
rich
to
take
advantage
of
the
poor,
cheating
is
wrong
,
it
is
wrong
to
lie
wrong
-side-out(p)
inside-out(p)
with
the
inside
surface
on
the
outside
incorrectly
wrong
ly
wrong
in
an
inaccurate
manner,
he
decided
to
reveal
the
details
only
after
other
sources
had
reported
them
incorrectly,
she
guessed
wrong
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