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1 consent
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1. verb(to give permission or agree (to): I had no choice but to consent to the plan; Her father consented to her marrying me although I was just a poor student.) consentir
2. noun(agreement; permission: You have my consent to leave.) consentimientoconsent1 n consentimientofor the prince to marry, the king's consent is needed para que se case el príncipe, se necesita el consentimiento del reyconsent2 vb aceptar / acceder / consentirtr[kən'sent]1 consentimiento1 consentir (to, en), acceder (to, en)\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLby common consent de común acuerdoconsenting adults adultos que actúan librementeconsent [kən'snt] vi1) agree: acceder, ponerse de acuerdo2)to consent to do something : consentir en hacer algoconsent n: consentimiento m, permiso mby common consent: de común acuerdon.• asenso s.m.• asentimiento s.m.• condescendencia s.f.• consentimiento s.m.• fíat s.m.• otorgamiento s.m.• sí s.m.v.• acceder v.• consentir v.• otorgar v.
I kən'sentintransitive verb accederto consent TO something — acceder a or consentir* en algo
consenting adult — ( Law) adulto que realiza un acto por su propia y libre voluntad
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mass noun consentimiento m[kǝn'sent]age of consent — ( Law) edad a partir de la cual es válido el consentimiento que se da para tener relaciones sexuales
1.N consentimiento mby common consent — de or por común acuerdo
by mutual consent — de or por mutuo acuerdo
2.VIto consent (to sth/to do sth) — consentir (en algo/en hacer algo)
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I [kən'sent]intransitive verb accederto consent TO something — acceder a or consentir* en algo
consenting adult — ( Law) adulto que realiza un acto por su propia y libre voluntad
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mass noun consentimiento mage of consent — ( Law) edad a partir de la cual es válido el consentimiento que se da para tener relaciones sexuales
См. также в других словарях:
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against her will — Essential allegation in indictment for rape. 44 Am J1st Rape § 56. The words against her will mean exactly the same thing as without her consent, since the crime may be committed when, strictly speaking, the woman exhibits no will at all in the… … Ballentine's law dictionary