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 Übersetzung für 'sb ought' von Englisch nach Deutsch
sb. oughtjd. sollte
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2 Wörter
sb. ought to [logical probability]jd. müsste
sb. ought to [obligation]jd. sollte
4 Wörter
sb. ought to have foreseenjd. hätte vorhersehen müssen
5+ Wörter
ungeprüft sb. damn well ought to do sth. [sl.] es ist jds. verdammte Pflicht (und Schuldigkeit), etw.Akk. zu tun [ugs.]
Teiltreffer
philos.
ought
Sollen {n}
362
rhet.
ought statement
Sollsatz {m}
philos.
the ought
das Gesollte {n}
philos.
is-ought problem
Sein-Sollen-Dichotomie {f}
philos.
Ought implies can.
Sollen impliziert Können.
[you] ought to [obligation][du] solltest
one ought to thinkman sollte meinen
That ought to do.Das dürfte wohl reichen.
idiom
That ought to do.
Das müsste reichen.
I ought to go.Ich sollte gehen.
She ought to know.Sie müsste es eigentlich wissen.
weapons
double-ought buckshot [Am.]
[Schrotmunition, die 8 Kügelchen per Unze hat]
She ought to be punished.Sie gehört bestraft.
bibl.
to have ought against any [archaic]
etwas wider jemand / jemanden haben [heute geh.]
as it ought to bewie es sein sollte
You ought to consider that ...Sie sollten bedenken, dass ... [formelle Anrede]
[you] ought to [logical probability][ihr] müsstet
[you] ought to [logical probability][du] müsstest
[we/they/you] ought to [obligation][wir/sie/Sie] sollten
bibl.idiom
Whoever has ears ought to hear.
Wer Ohren hat, der höre.
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Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
  • Maggie Atkinson attracted controversy by describing the murder of James Bulger as "unpleasant", and commenting that his killers, Jon Venables and Robert Thompson, ought never to have been prosecuted, and that the age of criminal responsibility in England and Wales ought to be raised to twelve, from the age of ten.
  • A closely related issue concerns the relation between what we believe we ought to do, so-called ought-beliefs, and what we are motivated to do or actually intend to do.
  • Some philosophers (one being John Broome) view normative reasons as the same as "explanations of ought facts".
  • The fact–value distinction is closely related to, and derived from, the is–ought problem in moral philosophy, characterized by David Hume.
  • Normative moral relativists believe not only the meta-ethical thesis, but that it has normative implications on what we ought to do.

  • Foster finds that the "is-ought problem" is a useful place to attack the irrational separation of good means from good ends.
  • Central to Hume's position in metaethics is the is-ought distinction.
  • These epistles are read out aloud by the preacher, setting out what ought or ought not to be believed, as well as those deeds that ought or ought not to be done.
  • Cohen also sees ethics as what "ought to be" in the social world, as opposed to seeing what "is" as a current state of affairs that is unchangeable.
  • One such argument proceeds from the "agglomeration principle" and the principle that ought implies can.

  • The Ought-to L2 Self - This is the learner's image of what future qualities they ought to possess to prevent negative outcomes, involving duties, expectations and responsibilities imposed externally by others.
  • This was a philosophical development that rejected natural law's fusing of what law is and what it ought to be.
  • The term "naturalistic fallacy" is sometimes used to describe the deduction of an "ought" from an "is" (the is–ought problem).
  • Various scholars have also indicated that, in the very work where Hume argues for the is–ought problem, Hume himself derives an "ought" from an "is".
  • Discussing the "is-ought problem" it is agreed that facts about how persons ought to act are not entailed by natural facts but cannot vary unless natural facts vary, and this rigid binding without entailment might seem puzzling.

  • Ideal self and ought self act as self guides with which the actual self aspires to be aligned.
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