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['fjuːdʒətɪv] 1.2) (in flight) [ person] fuggiasco, fuggitivo2.nome fuggiasco m. (-a), fuggitivo m. (-a)* * *['fju:‹ətiv](a person who is running away (from the police etc): a fugitive from justice.) fuggitivo, evaso* * *fugitive /ˈfju:dʒətɪv/A a.1 fuggitivo; fuggiasco; in fuga; evaso; latitante: a fugitive slave, uno schiavo fuggitivo; a fugitive criminal, un criminale evasoB n.2 evaso; latitante● (leg.) a fugitive from justice, uno che si sottrae alla giustizia; un contumace □ (leg.) fugitive offender, evaso; latitante.* * *['fjuːdʒətɪv] 1.2) (in flight) [ person] fuggiasco, fuggitivo2.nome fuggiasco m. (-a), fuggitivo m. (-a)
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