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1 deslegalizar
v.to deligitimize, to deligitimate, to deligitimatize.* * *VT to outlaw, criminalize* * *= delegitimise [delegitimize, -USA].Ex. Violence must be condemned and can only be completely delegitimised when society has zero tolerance for it and every offender is appropriately punished.* * *= delegitimise [delegitimize, -USA].Ex: Violence must be condemned and can only be completely delegitimised when society has zero tolerance for it and every offender is appropriately punished.
* * *v/t:deslegalizar algo make sth illegal -
2 deslegitimar
v.1 to take away authority from, to deligitimate, to disavow, to undermine the authority of.María deslegitimó a los maestros Mary disavowed the teachers.2 to deny the validity of, to deligitimate, to deligitimise, to deligitimatize.Deslegitimamos los documentos We denied the validity of the documents.* * *VT to discredit, undermine* * *= delegitimise [delegitimize, -USA].Ex. Violence must be condemned and can only be completely delegitimised when society has zero tolerance for it and every offender is appropriately punished.* * *= delegitimise [delegitimize, -USA].Ex: Violence must be condemned and can only be completely delegitimised when society has zero tolerance for it and every offender is appropriately punished.
* * *deslegitimar vt[gobierno] to discredit; [para un puesto] to disqualify* * *v/t ( minar) undermine
См. также в других словарях:
delegitimised — delegitimise (Brit.) v. revoke the legitimacy or legal status of a person or something (also delegitimize) … English contemporary dictionary
Desiderius of Aquitaine — Desiderius (died 587) was a Gallo Roman dux in the Kingdom of the Franks during the reigns of Chilperic I and Guntram. He served Chilperic as Duke of Aquitaine and was his greatest general. When Sigebert I of Austrasia died in 575, Chilperic sent … Wikipedia
