benachteiligen

v/t put s.o. at a disadvantage; bes. sozial, gegen Minoritäten etc.: discriminate against; jemanden in seinem Testament benachteiligen treat s.o. unfairly in one’s will, make s.o. come off badly in one’s will

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to disadvantage; to discriminate; to handicap

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be|nach|tei|li|gen [bə'naːxtailɪgn] ptp benachteiligt

vt

to put at a disadvantage; (wegen Geschlecht, Klasse, Rasse, Glauben etc) to discriminate against

benachteiligt sein — to be at a disadvantage; to be discriminated against

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((often with against) to treat a certain kind of people differently: He was accused of discriminating against women employees.) discriminate

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[bəˈna:xtailɪgn̩]

vt

1. (schlechter behandeln)

▪ jdn \benachteiligen to put sb at a disadvantage; (wegen Rasse, Geschlecht, Glaube) to discriminate against sb

2. (zum Nachteil gereichen)

▪ jdn [gegenüber jdm] \benachteiligen to handicap sb [with respect to sb]

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transitives Verb put at a disadvantage; (diskriminieren) discriminate against

sich benachteiligt fühlen — feel at a disadvantage/feel discriminated against

sozial benachteiligt — underprivileged

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benachteiligen v/t put sb at a disadvantage; besonders sozial, gegen Minoritäten etc: discriminate against;

jemanden in seinem Testament benachteiligen treat sb unfairly in one’s will, make sb come off badly in one’s will

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transitives Verb put at a disadvantage; (diskriminieren) discriminate against

sich benachteiligt fühlen — feel at a disadvantage/feel discriminated against

sozial benachteiligt — underprivileged

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v.

to discriminate v.