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inter·dict( form)I. vt[ˌɪntəˈdɪkt, -daɪt, AM -t̬ɚ-]1. LAW▪ to \interdict sth etw untersagen [o verbieten]he has been \interdicted from consuming alcohol Alkoholgenuss wurde ihm untersagtto \interdict a pass/supplies einen Weg/die Versorgung abschneidento \interdict a route eine Route unterbrechenthe armed forces tried to \interdict the movement of narcotics die Streitkräfte versuchten den Drogenhandel zum Stillstand zu bringenII. n[ˈɪntədɪkt, -daɪt, AM -t̬ɚdɪkt]1. RELpapal \interdict päpstliches Verbot, Interdikt nt* * *['Intədɪkt]1. vt1) (JUR) untersagen, verbieten3) (MIL: intercept) plane, supplies abfangen2. n* * *A s [ˈıntə(r)dıkt]1. (amtliches) Verbot:put an interdict upon → B 12. JUR schotta) einstweilige Verfügungb) gerichtliches Verbot3. KATH Interdikt n (Verbot von kirchlichen Amtshandlungen als Strafe für eine Person oder einen Bezirk):B v/t [ˌıntə(r)ˈdıkt]1. (amtlich) untersagen, verbieten ( beide:to sb jemandem)2. KATH mit dem Interdikt belegen* * *v.verbieten v. -
2 interdict
inter·dict1) lawto \interdict sth jdm etw untersagen [o verbieten];he has been \interdicted from consuming alcohol Alkoholgenuss wurde ihm untersagtto \interdict a pass/ supplies einen Weg/die Versorgung abschneiden;to \interdict a route eine Route unterbrechen;the armed forces tried to \interdict the movement of narcotics die Streitkräfte versuchten den Drogenhandel zum Stillstand zu bringen n [ʼɪntədɪkt, daɪt, Am -t̬ɚdɪkt] law Verbot nt;papal \interdict päpstliches Verbot, Interdikt nt
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interdicted — index illegitimate (illegal), illicit Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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interdicted — adjective Prohibited or forbidden … Wiktionary
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