Summary
to mitigate {verb}
lindern · besänftigen · mäßigen · mildern · abschwächen
English-German translation for "to mitigate"
"to mitigate" German translation
to mitigate {verb}
to mitigate [mitigated|mitigated] {vb} (also: to stave, to palliate)
The common position states that the goal of the action campaigns is to mitigate noise.
On the basis of these reports, we would better be able to assess the problems and to mitigate any negative effects.
I am proud to say that European solidarity and generosity has once again mitigated the affliction those countries had to suffer.
to mitigate [mitigated|mitigated] {vb} (also: to propitiate, to mollify, to quieten, to quiet)
to mitigate [mitigated|mitigated] {vb} (also: to temper)
to mitigate [mitigated|mitigated] {vb} (also: to relieve, to soothe, to alleviate, to allay)
They should also mitigate the impact of excessive volatility of financial markets.
We have to mitigate, indeed reduce, the counter-productive consequences of seasonality, as Mr Queiró rightly pointed out.
However, we can try to mitigate the negative effects by properly involving employees in the process.
That is why it would appear to be indispensable for the EU to take joint action either to prevent disasters or to mitigate their impact.
Develop strategies to mitigate the impact of HIV/AIDS on education systems and schools, students and learning.
to mitigate [mitigated|mitigated] {v.t.}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "mitigate":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to mitigate" in German
Similar words
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