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electrocution

/ɪˌlek.trəˈkjuː.ʃən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la muerte o lesión grave causada por el paso de una corriente eléctrica a través del cuerpo, o, en particular, la ejecución mediante electricidad. También se usa para referirse al acto de electrocutar o al resultado de una descarga eléctrica.

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/ɪˌlek.trəˈkjuː.ʃən/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la muerte o lesión grave causada por el paso de una corriente eléctrica a través del cuerpo, o, en particular, la ejecución mediante electricidad. También se usa para referirse al acto de electrocutar o al resultado de una descarga eléctrica.

A noun referring to death or severe injury caused by electric shock, or specifically to execution by means of electricity.

  1. Execution by electricityC1formal

    The act of killing someone by passing a strong electric current through their body, typically as a form of capital punishment.

    esEjecución por electrocución

    • The state still uses electrocution as a method of execution in some places.
    • Electrocution was introduced as a supposedly more humane alternative to hanging.
    • The condemned prisoner was sentenced to death by electrocution.
  2. Accidental death by electric shockB2formal

    Death caused by accidental contact with a high-voltage electrical source.

    esMuerte por electrocución

    • The worker died from accidental electrocution while repairing power lines.
    • Safety measures are crucial to prevent electrocution on construction sites.
    • The investigation revealed that the cause of death was electrocution from a faulty appliance.
Formas
  • electrocutions plural form
  • electrocutions' possessive plural form
  • electrocution's possessive singular form
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