Summary
Swedish to English: more detail...
- nepotism:
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Wiktionary:
- nepotism → nepotism
- nepotism → favoritism, nepotism
English to Swedish: more detail...
- nepotism:
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Wiktionary:
- nepotism → svågerpolitik, nepotism
- nepotism → nepotism
Swedish
Detailed Translations for nepotism from Swedish to English
nepotism:
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nepotism
Translation Matrix for nepotism:
| Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| nepotism | nepotism | svågerpolitik |
Wiktionary Translations for nepotism:
nepotism
Cross Translation:
noun
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favoring of relatives or personal friends
Cross Translation:
| From | To | Via |
|---|---|---|
| • nepotism | → favoritism | ↔ Günstlingswirtschaft — Verhältnisse, in denen solche Leute bevorzugt werden (zum Beispiel bei der Vergabe von Ämtern), denen man gewogen ist, die man besonders mag, die aber nicht unbedingt Familienangehörige sind |
| • nepotism | → nepotism | ↔ Nepotismus — Vetternwirtschaft, ungerechtfertigte Begünstigung von Verwandten (z. B. bei Stellenbesetzungen) |
| • nepotism | → nepotism | ↔ népotisme — autorité, faveur dont ont jouir, auprès de certains papes, leurs neveux, leurs parents. |
English
Detailed Translations for nepotism from English to Swedish
nepotism:
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the nepotism
– favoritism shown to relatives or close friends by those in power (as by giving them jobs) 1 -
the nepotism
– favoritism shown to relatives or close friends by those in power (as by giving them jobs) 1
Translation Matrix for nepotism:
| Other | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| nepotism | nepotism | |
| svågerpolitik | nepotism |
Synonyms for "nepotism":
Related Definitions for "nepotism":
Wiktionary Translations for nepotism:
nepotism
Cross Translation:
noun
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favoring of relatives or personal friends
- nepotism → svågerpolitik; nepotism
Cross Translation:
| From | To | Via |
|---|---|---|
| • nepotism | → nepotism | ↔ Nepotismus — Vetternwirtschaft, ungerechtfertigte Begünstigung von Verwandten (z. B. bei Stellenbesetzungen) |
| • nepotism | → nepotism | ↔ népotisme — autorité, faveur dont ont jouir, auprès de certains papes, leurs neveux, leurs parents. |