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  • 1 grievous

    adjective (severe or very bad: He was found guilty of inflicting grievous bodily harm (= very serious injuries) on the old man.) severo, grave, de extrema gravedad
    tr['griːvəs]
    1 (causing grief - loss, news, wrongs) penoso,-a, doloroso,-a
    2 (severe, serious - injury, wound) de extrema gravedad; (- error, fault, crime, sin) grave
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    SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
    grievous bodily harm SMALLLAW/SMALL lesiones nombre femenino plural corporales graves
    grievous ['gri:vəs] adj
    1) oppressive: gravoso, opresivo, severo
    2) grave, serious: grave, severo, doloroso
    adj.
    doloroso, -a adj.
    grave adj.
    opresivo, -a adj.
    penoso, -a adj.
    'griːvəs
    adjective (liter) < loss> doloroso; <wound/injury> de extrema gravedad

    grievous bodily harm — ( Law) lesiones fpl (corporales) graves

    ['ɡriːvǝs]
    1.
    ADJ [loss etc] doloroso, penoso; [blow] severo; [pain] fuerte; [crime, offence, error] grave; [task] penoso
    2.
    CPD

    grievous bodily harm N — (Jur) daños mpl físicos graves, lesiones fpl corporales graves

    * * *
    ['griːvəs]
    adjective (liter) < loss> doloroso; <wound/injury> de extrema gravedad

    grievous bodily harm — ( Law) lesiones fpl (corporales) graves

    English-spanish dictionary > grievous

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