Traductions de „deviant“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » slovène

I . de·vi·ant [ˈdi:viənt] sociol SUBST

deviant

sprevrženec m

to be a [sexual] deviant

biti [spolno] iztirjen

II . de·vi·ant [ˈdi:viənt] sociol ADJ

deviant behaviour:

deviant

odklonski

deviant

sprevržen

deviant

devianten

Expressions couramment utilisées avec deviant

to be a [sexual] deviant

biti [spolno] iztirjen

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

If this event is not sufficiently deviant (i.e., it is the same) then habituation occurs.

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Afterwards she enters into several more relationships, openly admitting her lesbianism, but finds herself branded a deviant.

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The lack of emphatic syncopation led punk dance to deviant forms.

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The more a person features those characteristics, the less likely (s) he is to become deviant (or criminal).

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Social deviants or common criminals were considered less threatening to the regime than persons accused of political crimes, who were considered potential counterrevolutionaries.

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This usually accompanies a change in what is considered deviant.

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Second, the text expressly proposes deviant practices as forms of rebellion.

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In order to maintain order, police used their legal powers to seize and place potential disorderly subjects at fault in most deviant situations.

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All other teachings were viewed as deviant streams of thought and were possibly heretical.

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Socially deviant behavior may be found more frequently in individuals of the criminal justice system compared to those in the general population, including non-users.

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