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noun (the (act of) killing a criminal by hanging.) ejecución en la horca, ahorcaduratr['hæŋɪŋ]1 colgante1 ejecución nombre femenino en la horca, ahorcamiento1 (on wall) colgaduras nombre femenino plural\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLhanging bridge puente nombre masculino colganteadj.• colgadizo, -a adj.• colgante adj.• pendiente adj.• suspenso, -a adj.n.• ahorcadura s.f.• ahorcamiento s.m.• colgadura s.f.• paño s.m.
I 'hæŋɪŋ1)a) u ( penalty) la horca, la pena de muerte en la horca2) c ( wall hanging) tapiz m
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adjective (before n) colgante, pendiente['hæŋɪŋ]1. N1) (Jur)a) (=death penalty) (ejecución f en) la horca, ahorcamiento mhanging would be too good for them — (la ejecución en) la horca or el ahorcamiento sería algo demasiado bueno para ellos
b) (=individual execution) ejecución f en la horca, ahorcamiento m2) (=curtain) colgadura fwall hanging — tapiz m
2.ADJ [bridge, plant, garden] colgante; [lamp] de techo; [cupboard] para colgarhanging space — espacio m para colgar ropa
3.CPDhanging basket N — macetero m colgante
hanging committee N — junta f seleccionadora (de una exposición)
hanging judge N — juez(a) m / f muy severo(-a)
hanging matter N (fig) —
hanging offence, hanging offense (US) N — (lit) delito m que se castiga con la horca
prostitution is a hanging offence there — la prostitución allí es un delito que se castiga con la horca
it's not a hanging offence — (fig) no es cosa de vida o muerte
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I ['hæŋɪŋ]1)a) u ( penalty) la horca, la pena de muerte en la horca2) c ( wall hanging) tapiz m
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adjective (before n) colgante, pendiente
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