misconduct

• Substantiv, das unangemessenes oder ungebührliches Verhalten bezeichnet, besonders von einer Person in einer Führungsposition oder mit besonderem Vertrauen, einschließlich Pflichtverletzung oder Handlungen, die gegen moralische oder zivilrechtliche Normen verstoßen.

A noun referring to unacceptable or improper behavior, especially by a person in a position of authority or trust, including dishonest management or actions that violate moral or civil law.

unzählbar

1. Improper or dishonest managementB2formal

   Bad or dishonest behavior by someone who is supposed to act in the best interest of another person or organization.

   Misswirtschaft

   • The CEO was fired for financial misconduct.
   • The lawyer was accused of professional misconduct.
   • An investigation was launched into allegations of misconduct by the board members.

   Synonymeimproprietymalfeasancemismanagementwrongdoing

   Antonymeintegrityproprietyrectitude

2. Unacceptable or illegal behaviorB2formal

   Activity that violates moral or civil laws, often in a professional or official context.

   Fehlverhalten

   • The teacher was suspended for gross misconduct.
   • The police officer faced charges of misconduct.
   • The company has a zero-tolerance policy for any form of misconduct.

   Synonymedelinquencyimproprietymalfeasancemalpracticemisbehaviormisdeedoffensetransgressionwrongdoing

   Antonymeintegrityproprietyrighteousness

• Verb, das bedeutet, etwas falsch oder unsachgemäß zu handhaben oder auszuführen, oder sich schlecht zu benehmen, besonders in einer beruflichen oder offiziellen Position.

A verb meaning to manage or carry out in a wrong or improper way, or to behave badly, especially in a professional or official position.

1. Behave badlyB2formal

   To behave in an improper or unacceptable way, especially in a professional or official capacity.

   Sich schlecht benehmen

   • The employee was fired for misconducting himself during the meeting.
   • She was accused of misconducting her duties as a trustee.
   • He misconducted himself by sharing confidential information.

   Synonymeact uperrmisbehaveoffendtransgress

2. Manage badly or incompetentlyC1formal

   To manage or handle something in a way that is incompetent or improper.

   Schlecht verwalten

   • The director was found to have misconducted the company's finances.
   • They misconducted the project, leading to significant delays.
   • The lawyer misconducted the case, resulting in a mistrial.

   Synonymebotchbunglemishandlemismanage

   Antonymeadministerconductdirecthandlemanagesupervise