No. 4,657 in German
unzulässige
"Unzulässige" means "inadmissible" or "impermissible."
In a sentence
Die unzulässige Geschwindigkeit führte zu einem Unfall.
The inadmissible speed led to an accident.
In this sentence, 'unzulässige' is used as an adjective to describe the noun 'Geschwindigkeit', indicating that the speed was not permissible or acceptable under the given circumstances.
Unzulässige Werbung wurde von der Behörde entfernt.
Inadmissible advertising was removed by the authority.
Here, 'unzulässige' modifies the noun 'Werbung', referring to advertising that violates rules or standards, highlighting its unacceptable nature.
Das Gericht entschied, dass das Vorgehen unzulässige Methoden verwendete.
The court decided that the approach used inadmissible methods.
This usage describes 'Methoden' using 'unzulässige', emphasizing that the methods applied were not allowed or violated regulations.
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