uncommitted

uncommitted
adjective
unbeteiligt
* * *
un·com·mit·ted
[ˌʌnkəˈmɪtɪd, AM -ˈmɪt̬-]
adj
1. (undecided) unentschieden
to be \uncommitted on sth sich akk noch nicht auf etw akk festgelegt haben
twenty-five senators have admitted they are still \uncommitted on the taxation question fünfundzwanzig Senatoren räumten ein, sich in der Steuerfrage noch nicht entschieden zu haben
2. (not dedicated)
to be \uncommitted to a cause/relationship einer Sache/Beziehung halbherzig gegenüberstehen
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["ʌnkə'mItɪd]
adj
1) nicht engagiert; party, country neutral

she is uncommitted on this issue — sie hat dazu keine Meinung

we want to remain uncommitted till we get a full report — wir wollen uns nicht festlegen, bevor wir einen ausführlichen Bericht haben

uncommitted to — nicht festgelegt auf (+acc)

2) (= half-hearted) attitude gleichgültig; performance halbherzig
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uncommitted adj
1. nicht begangen (Verbrechen etc)
2. (to) nicht verpflichtet (zu), nicht gebunden (an akk), nicht festgelegt (auf akk):
remain uncommitted sich nicht festlegen
3. POL bündnis-, blockfrei, neutral (Land)
4. JUR
a) nicht in einer Strafanstalt befindlich
b) nicht in eine Heil- und Pflegeanstalt eingewiesen
5. PARL nicht an einen Ausschuss etc verwiesen
6. nicht zweckgebunden (Geldmittel)
* * *
adjective
unbeteiligt
* * *
adj.
frei adj.
ungebunden adj.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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