indulgent

Meanings

1. 1.

   nachsichtig, mild, Schonung gewährend

   • “Meist ist man zu seinen eigenen Kindern indulgenter als zu fremden.”
   • “Researchers at Brigham Young University have found that teenagers who grow up with parents who are either too strict or too indulgent tend to binge drink more than their peers.”
   • “To feed a child in an indulgent way would be to be highly responsive to them as a person, what they love, what they seem to need, the foods they crave, the foods they demand, but the indulgent style would place no demands on them to eat well, or fewer demands.”
   • “But the Cho case indicates South Korean society is less indulgent of the second and third generation members of high-profile business families.”

   Englishindulgent, lenient, tolerant

   Españolindulgente, permisivo

   Françaisindulgent, clément

   Italianoindulgente, morbido

   Portuguêsindulgente, tolerante

   Русскийснисходи́тельный, снисходительный, мягкий

   Türkçehoşgörülü, müsamahalı

   Українськапоблажливий, толерантний

   Ελληνικάεπιεικής, συμπαθητικός

   Tiếng Việtkhoan dung, nhân nhượng

   العربيةمتساهل, مرن