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adjective (not lawful or fair: wrongful dismissal from a job.) injusto, ilegaltr['rɒŋfʊl]wrongful ['rɔŋfəl] adj1) unjust: injusto2) unlawful: ilegaladj.• ilegal adj.• injusto, -a adj.'rɔːŋfəl, 'rɒŋfəladjective <accusation/punishment> injustowrongful arrest — ( Law) arresto m ilegal
wrongful dismissal — ( Law) despido m improcedente or injustificado
['rɒŋfʊl]ADJ1) (=unjust) injustowrongful dismissal — despido m improcedente
2) (=unlawful) ilegalwrongful arrest — arresto m ilegal
* * *['rɔːŋfəl, 'rɒŋfəl]adjective <accusation/punishment> injustowrongful arrest — ( Law) arresto m ilegal
wrongful dismissal — ( Law) despido m improcedente or injustificado
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wrongful — wrong‧ful [ˈrɒŋfl ǁ ˈrɒːŋ ] adjective [only before a noun] HUMAN RESOURCES wrongful actions or activities are unfair or illegal: • He has filed a lawsuit alleging wrongful dismissal (= being dismissed unfairly from his job ) . wrongfully adverb … Financial and business terms
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