disciplinary

disciplinary
adjective
Disziplinar-; disziplinarisch
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adjective
1) (of discipline.) erzieherisch
2) (intended as punishment: disciplinary action.) Disziplinar-...
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dis·ci·pli·nary
[ˌdɪsəˈplɪnəri, AM ˈdɪsəplɪneri]
adj inv Disziplinar-, disziplinarisch
to take \disciplinary action against sb ein Disziplinarverfahren gegen jdn anstrengen
\disciplinary measures Disziplinarmaßnahmen pl
\disciplinary problems Disziplinprobleme pl
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["dIsI'plInərɪ]
adj
Disziplinar-; matters disziplinarisch

disciplinary proceedings or procedures — Disziplinarverfahren nt

disciplinary measures/powers — Disziplinarmaßnahmen pl/-gewalt f

he has no disciplinary problems in his class — in seiner Klasse hat er keine Schwierigkeiten mit der Disziplin

the worst disciplinary record in the League — das längste Disziplinarstrafregister in der Liga

a school with a firm disciplinary code — eine Schule mit einer strengen Disziplin

to take disciplinary action — Disziplinarmaßnahmen ergreifen

they face disciplinary action/charges — gegen sie werden Disziplinarmaßnahmen ergriffen/wird ein Disziplinarverfahren eröffnet

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disciplinary [-nərı; US -ˌneriː] adj
1. erzieherisch, die Disziplin fördernd
2. disziplinarisch, Disziplinar…:
disciplinary measures;
disciplinary action Disziplinarmaßnahme f, -verfahren n;
take disciplinary action against sb disziplinarisch gegen jemanden vorgehen;
disciplinary power(s pl) Disziplinargewalt f
3. Straf…:
disciplinary barracks pl (meist als sg konstruiert) MIL Militärstrafanstalt f;
disciplinary transfer Strafversetzung f
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adjective
Disziplinar-; disziplinarisch
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adj.
disziplinarisch adj.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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