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1 outlaw
1. nounBandit, der/Banditin, die2. transitive verb(make illegal) verbieten [Zeitung, Handlung]* * *1. noun(a criminal, especially one who is punished by being refused the protection of the law.) der/die Geächtete2. verb* * *out·law[ˈaʊtlɔ:, AM -lɑ:]I. n (criminal) Bandit(in) m(f); (fugitive from law) Geächtete(r) f(m), Vogelfreie(r) f(m), Outlaw m gehII. vt▪ to \outlaw sth etw für ungesetzlich erklärento \outlaw smoking das Rauchen verbietenan \outlawed political group eine verbotene politische Gruppierung* * *['aʊtlɔː]1. nGeächtete(r) mf; (in Western etc) Bandit m2. vtächten; newspaper, action etc für ungesetzlich erklären, verbieten* * *A s1. JUR, HIST Geächtete(r) m, Vogelfreie(r) m2. Bandit m, Verbrecher m3. US bösartiges PferdB v/t1. JUR, HIST ächten, für vogelfrei erklären2. JUR US für verjährt erklären:outlawed claim verjährter Anspruch3. verbieten, für ungesetzlich erklären4. den Krieg etc ächten, verfemen* * *1. nounBandit, der/Banditin, die2. transitive verb(make illegal) verbieten [Zeitung, Handlung]* * *n.Geächtete m.,f. -
2 outlaw
1. noun(a criminal, especially one who is punished by being refused the protection of the law.) izobčenec2. verb(to make (someone) an outlaw.) izobčiti* * *I [áutlɔ:]nounizobčenec; bandit, razbojnik; American hudoben konjII [autlɔ:]transitive verbizobčiti; juridically prepovedati z zakonom, odvzeti pravnomočnost; sport diskvalificirati -
3 outlaw
1. noun(a criminal, especially one who is punished by being refused the protection of the law.) fredløs; banditt2. verb(to make (someone) an outlaw.) gjøre fredløsulovligIsubst. \/ˈaʊtlɔː\/1) fredløs (person), landflyktig2) (litterært, historisk) stimann, landeveisrøver3) lovløst individ, banditt, røverIIverb \/ˈaʊtlɔː\/1) sette utenfor loven, gjøre\/erklære\/lyse fredløs2) kriminalisere, erklære ulovlig3) (amer.) miste juridisk kraft, bli foreldet
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