disobedience

disobedience
noun
Ungehorsam, der

act of disobedience — ungehorsames Verhalten

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[-'bi:djəns]
noun (failing or refusing to obey: You must be punished for your disobedience!) der Ungehorsam
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dis·obedi·ence
[ˌdɪsə(ʊ)ˈbi:diən(t)s, AM -səˈ-]
n no pl Ungehorsam m (to gegenüber +dat)
\disobedience to orders Missachtung f von Befehlen
civil \disobedience passiver Widerstand, ziviler [o bürgerlicher] Ungehorsam
wilful \disobedience vorsätzlicher Ungehorsam
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["dIsə'biːdɪəns]
n
Ungehorsam m (to gegenüber)
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disobedience [ˌdısəˈbiːdjəns; -dıəns] s
1. Ungehorsam m, Unfolgsamkeit f
2. besonders MIL Gehorsamsverweigerung f
3. Nichtbefolgung f (eines Gesetzes), besonders MIL Verweigerung f (eines Befehls)
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noun
Ungehorsam, der

act of disobedience — ungehorsames Verhalten

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n.
Unfolgsamkeit f.
Ungehorsam m.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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