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Gesellschaft und Ungleichheit – Wortschatz Englisch

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  1. abject poverty /'æbdʒɛkt 'pɑ:vərti/ (phrase) — extreme Armut
    Beispiel: Many families in abject poverty struggle to buy food.
    Synonyme: extreme poverty, destitution, severe poverty
  2. absolute poverty /,æbsəlu:t 'pɑ:vərti/ (noun) — absolute Armut
    Beispiel: Many families live in absolute poverty.
    Synonyme: extreme poverty, destitution
  3. affluence /'æfluəns/ (noun) — Wohlstand; Reichtum
    Beispiel: The city is a symbol of affluence.
    Synonyme: wealth, prosperity
  4. affluent /'æfluənt/ (adjective) — wohlhabend; betucht
    Beispiel: They live in an affluent neighborhood.
    Synonyme: wealthy, well-off
  5. anti-social /,ænti'soʊʃəl/ (adjective) — gesellschaftsfeindlich; kontaktscheu
    Beispiel: He was quiet and a little anti-social at the party.
    Synonyme: unsociable, withdrawn, aloof
  6. asylum /ə'saɪləm/ (noun) — Asyl; Zuflucht
    Beispiel: She applied for asylum in Canada.
    Synonyme: protection, refuge, shelter
  7. asylum-seeker /ə'saɪləm,si:kər/ (noun) — Asylbewerber; Asylsuchender
    Beispiel: The asylum-seeker waited for a decision.
    Synonyme: refugee applicant, asylum applicant
  8. better off /,betər 'ɔf/ (phrase) — besser dran
    Beispiel: We would be better off saving more money each month.
    Synonyme: in a better situation, better positioned, more comfortable
  9. breadline /'brɛdlaɪn/ (noun) — Armutsgrenze
    Beispiel: She is living on the breadline.
    Synonyme: poverty line, subsistence level
  10. bustling /'bʌslɪŋ/ (adjective) — geschäftig; lebhaft
    Beispiel: The bustling market was full of people.
    Synonyme: busy, lively, active
  11. chauvinistic /,ʃoʊvɪ'nɪstɪk/ (adjective) — chauvinistisch
    Beispiel: His chauvinistic views offended many people.
    Synonyme: sexist, bigoted, biased
  12. child labour /'tʃaɪld ,leɪbər/ (noun) — Kinderarbeit
    Beispiel: The report condemned child labour in the factory.
    Synonyme: child work, exploitation of children, child employment
  13. civil disobedience /,sɪvəl ,dɪsə'bi:diəns/ (phrase) — ziviler Ungehorsam
    Beispiel: They practiced civil disobedience to protest the new law.
    Synonyme: nonviolent protest, peaceful resistance
  14. claim asylum /kleɪm ə'saɪləm/ (phrase) — Asyl beantragen
    Beispiel: She came here to claim asylum.
    Synonyme: seek asylum, apply for asylum
  15. claimant /'kleɪmənt/ (noun) — Antragsteller; Anspruchsteller
    Beispiel: The claimant asked the court for compensation.
    Synonyme: applicant, plaintiff
  16. class /klæs/ (noun) — Klasse; Gesellschaftsschicht
    Beispiel: She grew up in a wealthy social class.
    Synonyme: social group, stratum, rank
  17. class-conscious /,klæs 'kɑ:nʃəs/ (adjective) — klassenbewusst
    Beispiel: The book is very class-conscious.
    Synonyme: status-aware, socially aware
  18. congested /kən'dʒestɪd/ (adjective) — überfüllt; verstopft
    Beispiel: The roads were congested after the accident.
    Synonyme: crowded, jammed, clogged
  19. deep poverty /di:p 'pɑ:vərti/ (phrase) — tiefe Armut
    Beispiel: Many families live in deep poverty.
    Synonyme: extreme poverty, severe poverty
  20. demographic projections /,di:mə'ɡræfɪk prə'dʒɛkʃənz/ (noun) — demografische Prognosen
    Beispiel: Demographic projections show a larger elderly population.
    Synonyme: population forecasts, population predictions, demographic forecasts
  21. deprivation /,di:prɪ'veɪʃən/ (noun) — Entbehrung; Mangel
    Beispiel: Sleep deprivation can affect your health.
    Synonyme: lack, scarcity, dearth
  22. deprived /dɪ'praɪvd/ (adjective) — benachteiligt; bedürftig
    Beispiel: The children were deprived of food and clean water.
    Synonyme: poor, underprivileged, lacking
  23. destitute /'dɛstɪtu:t/ (adjective) — mittellos; völlig verarmt
    Beispiel: The family was destitute after the fire.
    Synonyme: poor, penniless, needy
  24. destitution /,dɛstɪ'tu:ʃən/ (noun) — Mittellosigkeit; völlige Armut
    Beispiel: Years of war led to destitution.
    Synonyme: poverty, neediness, privation
  25. discriminate /dɪ'skrɪmɪneɪt/ (verb) — diskriminieren
    Beispiel: It is wrong to discriminate against people.
    Synonyme: treat unfairly, bias against, discriminate against
  26. discrimination /dɪ,skrɪmɪ'neɪʃən/ (noun) — Diskriminierung
    Beispiel: Discrimination is illegal in many places.
    Synonyme: unfair treatment, bias, prejudice
  27. diverse /daɪ'vɜ:rs/ (adjective) — vielfältig; divers
    Beispiel: The city has a diverse population.
    Synonyme: varied, mixed, mixed-heritage
  28. division /dɪ'vɪʒən/ (noun) — Spaltung; Trennung
    Beispiel: The division between the two groups was clear.
    Synonyme: separation, split, partition
  29. elitism /ɪ'li:tɪzəm/ (noun) — Elitedenken; Elitismus
    Beispiel: Some people criticize elitism in education.
    Synonyme: snobbery, classism, selectiveness
  30. equality of opportunity /i'kwɒləti əv ,ɒpə'tju:nəti/ (phrase) — Chancengleichheit
    Beispiel: They believe in equality of opportunity for all students.
    Synonyme: fair chance, equal opportunity, level playing field

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