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adverb criminalmente'krɪmənḷi, 'krɪmɪnəlian institution for the criminally insane — una institución penitenciaria para delincuentes psicóticos
['krɪmɪnǝlɪ]ADV1) (Jur)the hospital staff had been criminally negligent — el personal del hospital había cometido delito por negligencia
they are criminally responsible from the age of 16 — son responsables desde el punto de vista penal a partir de los 16 años
2) (=shamefully) vergonzosamentethe pay was criminally poor — el sueldo era tan bajo que daba vergüenza, el sueldo era vergonzosamente bajo
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