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1 arringa
f (pl -ghe) law closing speech for the defence* * ** * *1) dir. pleading2) (discorso pubblico) harangue* * *arringapl. - ghe /ar'ringa, ge/sostantivo f.1 dir. pleading2 (discorso pubblico) harangue. -
2 perorazione
perorazione s.f.1 pleading, defence (anche dir.)2 (ret.) peroration.* * *[perorat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) (discorso di difesa) pleading2) ret. peroration* * *perorazione/perorat'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 (discorso di difesa) pleading2 ret. peroration. -
3 implorante
implorante agg. imploring: con voce implorante, in an imploring voice (o imploringly); gettarsi implorante ai piedi di qlcu., to beg s.o. for sthg. on bended knee.* * *[implo'rante]aggettivo imploring, pleading* * *implorante/implo'rante/imploring, pleading. -
4 inconfesso
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5 patrocinio
m support, patronage* * *patrocinio s.m.1 (dir.) ( difesa) defence, pleading, legal representation: gratuito patrocinio, legal aid; concedere il gratuito patrocinio, to grant legal aid; beneficiario del gratuito patrocinio, pauper2 ( sponsorizzazione) support, sponsorship, patronage: la mostra ha il patrocinio del comune, the exhibition is under the sponsorship of (o is sponsored by) the municipal authorities.* * *1) stor. patronage2) dir. defence, advocacy in court3) (appoggio) patronage* * *patrociniopl. -ni /patro't∫injo, ni/sostantivo m.1 stor. patronage2 dir. defence, advocacy in court; gratuito patrocinio legal aid3 (appoggio) patronage; col patrocinio di under the patronage of. -
6 postulante
postulante agg.1 ( che chiede insistentemente) petitioning, pleading2 (eccl.) postulating◆ s.m. e f.1 petitioner, solicitor2 (eccl.) postulant.* * *[postu'lante]sostantivo maschile e sostantivo femminile1) (richiedente) petitioner, solicitor2) relig. postulant* * *postulante/postu'lante/m. e f.1 (richiedente) petitioner, solicitor2 relig. postulant. -
7 supplica
supplica s.f.1 petition; plea, entreaty: cedetti alle sue suppliche, I yielded to his pleas (o entreaties); parlava in tono di supplica, he spoke in an imploring (o pleading) tone; presentarono una supplica al re, they presented a petition to the king* * ** * *supplicapl. - che /'supplika, ke/sostantivo f.plea, entreaty, supplication; (scritta) petition. -
8 patrocinante
patrocinante agg.2 ( sponsorizzante) sponsoring, patronizing◆ s.m. e f.1 (dir.) counsel for the defence, pleader2 ( sponsorizzatore) sponsor, patron, supporter. -
9 supplicante
supplicante agg. beseeching, pleading, imploring; suppliant: atteggiamento supplicante, suppliant attitude; con voce supplicante, in a beseeching tone; uno sguardo supplicante, an imploring look◆ s.m. e f. petitioner, suppliant.
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