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Definition
Synonym
straffrei
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
straffrei
exempt from punishment
straffrei
adj
exempt from punishment
straflos,
straffrei
adj
unpunished
straffrei
; straflos
adj
jur.
straffrei
ausgehen (Person)
unpunished; exempt from punishment
to go unpunished (person)
straffrei
; straflos (Person); ungeahndet (Delikt)
adj
jur.
straffrei
bleiben; straflos bleiben
straflos bleiben;
straffrei
ausgehen
ugs.
(Person)
Die Straftat blieb ungeahndet.
unpunished; without punishment (person, offence); exempt from punishment (person)
to be left unpunished
to go unpunished; to remain exempt from punishment (person)
The offence went unpunished.; The offence passed without punishment.
im Gange
im Gange sein
v
Es ist geplant das Gebäude zu verkaufen.
Es kommt Bewegung in die Sache.
In Belgien sind Bestrebungen im Gange Ladendiebstahl unterhalb einer Bagatellgrenze
straffrei
zu stellen.
afoot; underway {adv}
to be afoot
There are plans afoot to sell the building.
Change is afoot.
Moves are afoot in Belgium to decriminalize shoplifting if a certain de minimis limit is not exceeded.
im Gange
adv
im Gange sein
v
Es ist geplant, das Gebäude zu verkaufen.
Es kommt Bewegung in die Sache.
In Belgien sind Bestrebungen im Gange, Ladendiebstahl unterhalb einer Bagatellgrenze
straffrei
zu stellen.
afoot; under way; toward
archaic
to be afoot
There are plans afoot to sell the building.
Change is afoot.
Moves are afoot in Belgium to decriminalize shoplifting if a certain de minimis limit is not exceeded.
Deutsche
straffrei Synonyme
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straffrei Synonym
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Englische
exempt from punishment Synonyme
exempt
absolve
acquit
amnesty
chartered
clear
decontaminate
destigmatize
discharge
dismiss
dispense from
dispense with
except
excepted
exculpate
excuse
excused
exempt
from
exempt
ed
exonerate
favored
forgive
free
give absolution
give dispensation from
grant amnesty to
grant immunity
grant remission
immune
irresponsible
justify
let go
let off
liberated
licensed
nonpros
pardon
permitted
privileged
purge
quash the charge
release
released
remise
remit
save the necessity
set free
shrive
spare
spared
unaccountable
unanswerable
unliable
unsubject
vindicate
whitewash
withdraw the charge
exempt
ion
absolution
allowance
amnesty
cession
charter
circumscription
concession
diplomatic immunity
discharge
dispensation
exception
exclusion
exculpation
excuse
exoneration
extenuating circumstances
franchise
freedom
grace
grain of salt
grant
hedge
hedging
immunity
impunity
indemnity
legislative immunity
liberty
license
limitation
mental reservation
modification
nolle prosequi
non prosequitur
nonprosecution
pardon
patent
permission
privilege
qualification
redemption
release
remission
remission of sin
reprieve
reservation
restriction
salvo
shrift
sparing
special case
special treatment
specialness
specification
stay
waiver
straffrei Definition
Exempt
(
a.
)
Cut
off
Exempt
(
a.
)
Extraordinary
Exempt
(
a.
)
Free,
or
released,
from
some
liability
to
which
others
are
subject
Exempt
(
n.
)
One
exempted
or
freed
from
duty
Exempt
(
n.
)
One
of
four
officers
of
the
Yeomen
of
the
Royal
Guard,
having
the
rank
of
corporal
Exempt
(
a.
)
To
remove
Exempt
(
a.
)
To
release
or
deliver
from
some
liability
which
others
are
subject
to
Punishment
(
n.
)
The
act
of
punishing.
Punishment
(
n.
)
Any
pain,
suffering,
or
loss
inflicted
on
a
person
because
of
a
crime
or
offense.
Punishment
(
n.
)
A
penalty
inflicted
by
a
court
of
justice
on
a
convicted
offender
as
a
just
retribution,
and
incidentally
for
the
purposes
of
reformation
and
prevention.
exempt from punishment Bedeutung
punishment
penalty
penalization
penalisation
the
act
of
punishing
corporal
punishment
the
infliction
of
physical
injury
on
someone
convicted
of
committing
a
crime
cruel
and
unusual
punishment
punishment
prohibited
by
the
th
amendment
to
the
U.S.
Constitution,
includes
torture
or
degradation
or
punishment
too
severe
for
the
crime
committed
self-punishment
punishment
inflicted
on
yourself
execution
executing
capital
punishment
death
penalty
putting
a
condemned
person
to
death
instrument
of
punishment
an
instrument
designed
and
used
to
punish
a
condemned
person
freedom
from
cruel
and
unusual
punishment
a
right
guaranteed
by
the
th
amendment
to
the
US
Constitution
tax-exempt
security
tax-exempt
a
security
that
is
not
subject
to
taxation
excuse
relieve
let
off
exempt
grant
exemption
or
release
to,
Please
excuse
me
from
this
class
exempt
relieve
free
grant
relief
or
an
exemption
from
a
rule
or
requirement
to,
She
exempted
me
from
the
exam
exempt
(of
persons)
freed
from
or
not
subject
to
an
obligation
or
liability
(as
e.g.
taxes)
to
which
others
or
other
things
are
subject,
a
beauty
somehow
exempt
from
the
aging
process,
exempt
from
jury
duty,
only
the
very
poorest
citizens
should
be
exempt
from
income
taxes
nontaxable
exempt
(of
goods
or
funds)
not
subject
to
taxation,
the
funds
of
nonprofit
organizations
are
nontaxable,
income
exempt
from
taxation
tax-exempt
tax-free
untaxed
(of
goods
or
funds)
not
taxed,
tax-exempt
bonds,
an
untaxed
expense
account
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