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1 custodial sentence cus·to·dial sen·tence n
[kʌsˌtəʊdɪəl'sɛntəns]English-Italian dictionary > custodial sentence cus·to·dial sen·tence n
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2 ♦ sentence
♦ sentence /ˈsɛntəns/n.1 (leg.) sentenza; giudizio: a sentence of the court, una sentenza del tribunale; to pass (o to pronounce) sentence, emettere una sentenza; condannare; to serve a sentence, scontare una condanna; scontare una pena detentiva2 (leg.) condanna: a heavy sentence, una grave condanna; a light sentence, una condanna lieve; a stiff sentence, una dura condanna; a death sentence, una condanna a morte; custodial sentence, condanna (a pena) detentiva; non-custodial sentence, condanna (a pena) non detentiva3 (ling.) frase; proposizione; periodo: a simple [compound, complex] sentence, una frase semplice [composta, complessa]; sentence-word, parola-frase NOTA D'USO: - frase-4 (mus.) frase musicale.(to) sentence /ˈsɛntəns/ (leg.)A v. t.emettere sentenza contro (q.); condannare ( anche fig.): to sentence sb. in default, condannare q. in contumacia; He was sentenced to death, è stato condannato a morte; The old building was sentenced to destruction, il vecchio edificio è stato condannato alla demolizioneB v. i.(leg.) emettere la sentenza. -
3 custodial
[kʌ'stəʊdɪəl]aggettivo dir.* * *custodial /kʌˈstəʊdɪəl/a.● (edil.) custodial area, area di servizio ( di un cantiere) □ (in USA) custodial staff, l'organico dei custodi e dei bidelli ( in un college).* * *[kʌ'stəʊdɪəl]aggettivo dir. -
4 non-custodial
[ˌnɒnkʌs'təʊdɪəl]adj Lawnon-custodial parent — genitore m che non ha la custodia
* * *non-custodial /nɒnkʌsˈtəʊdɪəl/a. (leg.)
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