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Intoleranz gegenüber
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English
German
German
in·tol·er·ance [ɪnˈtɒlərən(t)s, Am -ˈtɑ:lɚ-] N no pl
1. intolerance (narrow-mindedness):
intolerance of
2. intolerance (non-compatability):
intolerance
Überempfindlichkeit f <-> kein pl
intolerance MED of
intolerance of alcohol
food in·ˈtol·er·ance N
food intolerance
German
German
English
English
jds Unduldsamkeit [gegen jdn [o. gegenüber jdm]]
sb's intolerance [of sb [or towards sb]]
drug intolerance N
drug intolerance
zone of intolerance
zone of intolerance
Pessimum (Grenzwert: Maximum oder Minimum)
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
jds Unduldsamkeit [gegen jdn [o. gegenüber jdm]]
sb's intolerance [of sb [or towards sb]]
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
But really, his body just gave up and the eventual diagnosis was intolerance.
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Their unexplainable intolerance of other tribes led to raids against their neighbours and beyond.
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An association with exercise intolerance has been reported.
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This may manifest as effort intolerance (exertional breathlessness), nocturnal breathlessness, or swelling of the legs or abdomen.
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Similarly, religious intolerance does not find justification for eternal truth revealed to the world in different forms.
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Examples from the Internet (not verified by PONS Editors)
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While some defended freedom of opinion against religious intolerance, others expressed understanding of the fact that one could not offend religious feelings with impunity.
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www.demokratiezentrum.org
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Während einige die Meinungsfreiheit gegen religiöse Intoleranz verteidigten, brachten andere Verständnis dafür auf, dass eine solche Verletzung religiöser Gefühle nicht ohne Wirkung bleiben könnte.
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The project is meant to take a stand against racism, violence and intolerance using a subtle approach that may even appear cryptic at first glance.
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magazine.magix.com
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Mit dem Projekt wollen die Jugendlichen ein Zeichen gegen Rassismus, Gewalt und Intoleranz setzen – auch wenn dieses Zeichen auf den ersten Blick sehr kryptisch wirken kann.
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In her speech, publisher Elisabeth Ruge called it “an impressively eclectic German list” and described how Kishore’s publishing practice undermines ideological dominance and counteracts intolerance and chauvinism.
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www.goethe.de
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„Eine eindrucksvoll eklektische deutsche Liste“, nannte sie die Verlegerin Elisabeth Ruge in ihrer Laudatio und führte aus, wie Kishores Verlegerpraxis ideologische Dominanz untergrabe und Intoleranz und Chauvinismus entgegenwirke.
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