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exemption

/ɪɡˈzemp.ʃən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la acción de eximir o quedar libre de una obligación, deuda, impuesto o responsabilidad que normalmente se aplicaría, a menudo en contextos legales, fiscales o normativos.

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noun

/ɪɡˈzemp.ʃən/B2formallegal
  • esSustantivo que designa la acción de eximir o quedar libre de una obligación, deuda, impuesto o responsabilidad que normalmente se aplicaría, a menudo en contextos legales, fiscales o normativos.

A noun referring to the act of being freed from an obligation, duty, or liability imposed on others, often in legal, tax, or regulatory contexts.

  1. Official release from obligationB2formal

    The act of freeing someone from a duty, rule, or requirement that others must follow.

    esExención de una obligación

    • Students with medical conditions can apply for an exemption from physical education.
    • The charity received a tax exemption from the government.
    • He was granted an exemption from military service due to his health.

    Sinónimosdispensationexceptionexonerationimmunityindulgencereleasewaiver

    Antónimosdutyimpositionliabilityobligationrequirement

  2. Immunity or privilegeB2formal

    A special right or privilege that allows someone to avoid a particular legal or financial requirement.

    esexención

    • The company claimed an exemption under the new environmental regulations.
    • Diplomats often enjoy exemption from local taxes.
    • The law provides an exemption for small businesses.

    Sinónimosdispensationexceptionimmunityindulgenceprivilegereleasewaiver

Formas
  • exemptions plural form
  • exemptions' possessive plural form
  • exemption's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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