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lobbying

/ˈlɒb.i.ɪŋ/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die Tätigkeit bezeichnet, auf Entscheidungen von Regierungsbeamten, Gesetzgebern oder anderen öffentlichen Personen Einfluss zu nehmen, oft im Namen einer Interessengruppe oder Organisation., Verb, das den Versuch bezeichnet, auf Entscheidungen von Regierungsbeamten oder anderen einflussreichen Personen Einfluss zu nehmen, meist zugunsten einer bestimmten Sache oder eines Interesses.

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noun

/ˈlɒb.i.ɪŋ/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Tätigkeit bezeichnet, auf Entscheidungen von Regierungsbeamten, Gesetzgebern oder anderen öffentlichen Personen Einfluss zu nehmen, oft im Namen einer Interessengruppe oder Organisation.

A noun referring to the activity of attempting to influence the decisions of government officials, legislators, or other public officials, often on behalf of a special interest group or organization.

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  1. Political influenceB2formalpolitical

    The activity of trying to persuade government officials or legislators to support or oppose specific policies or laws.

    deLobbying

    • The company spent millions on lobbying for tax reforms.
    • Lobbying is a common practice in Washington D.C.
    • Environmental groups engage in lobbying to promote green legislation.

    Synonymeadvocacycampaigningpersuasion

  2. Business advocacyB2formalbusiness

    Efforts by individuals or organizations to influence business regulations or decisions.

    deLobbying

    • The trade association hired a firm for lobbying on trade tariffs.
    • Lobbying can help small businesses gain favorable policies.
    • Their lobbying efforts resulted in changes to the industry standards.

    Synonymeadvocacycampaigningcanvassinginfluencepersuasionsolicitation

Formen
  • lobbyings plural form
  • lobbyings' possessive plural form
  • lobbying's possessive singular form

verb

lobby/ˈlɑː.bi/B2formal
  • deVerb, das den Versuch bezeichnet, auf Entscheidungen von Regierungsbeamten oder anderen einflussreichen Personen Einfluss zu nehmen, meist zugunsten einer bestimmten Sache oder eines Interesses.

A verb used to indicate the act of attempting to influence the decisions of government officials or other powerful individuals, typically in favor of a specific cause or interest.

  1. Influence decision-makersB2formalpolitical

    To try to persuade a politician, official, or organization to support or oppose a particular cause or policy.

    deLobbyieren

    • The group lobbied the government for stricter environmental laws.
    • Corporations often lobby to reduce their tax burden.
    • They are lobbying against the proposed legislation.

    Synonymebuttonholecampaigncanvassinfluencepersuadepresspushsoliciturge

  2. Campaign for supportB2formalpolitical

    To actively campaign or work to gain support for a specific issue or interest.

    deLobbyarbeit betreiben

    • Activists are lobbying for better healthcare funding.
    • The union lobbied for higher wages and safer working conditions.
    • He spent years lobbying for the rights of indigenous people.

    Synonymeadvocatecampaigninfluencepetitionpresspushsoliciturge

Formen
  • lobbied past participle
  • lobbied past simple
  • lobbying present participle
  • lobbies third person singular