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interlocutory

/ˌɪn.təˈlɒk.jʊ.tər.i/

Traducción: Término jurídico que se refiere a una orden, decreto o decisión provisional o temporal emitida durante el curso de un juicio, que no constituye una resolución final del caso.

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adjective

C2formalcommonlegal/ˌɪn.təˈlɒk.jʊ.tər.i/

A legal term used to describe a provisional or temporary order, decree, or judgment made during the course of a lawsuit, which does not constitute a final decision.

  • 🇪🇸Término jurídico que se refiere a una orden, decreto o decisión provisional o temporal emitida durante el curso de un juicio, que no constituye una resolución final del caso.
  1. Relating to dialogue C2 formal

    Characterized by or involving conversation or exchange between two or more people.

    • The play is written in an interlocutory style with rapid exchanges.
    • Their interlocutory debate revealed deep philosophical differences.
    • The novel's interlocutory passages mimic real-life conversations.

    🇪🇸interlocutorio (relativo al diálogo)

    Sinónimos: communicativeconversational

  2. Provisional or interim (legal) C2 formal legal

    Of or relating to a legal order or decree that is not final, often issued during the course of a lawsuit.

    • The court issued an interlocutory injunction to prevent further damage.
    • He filed an interlocutory appeal challenging the judge's ruling.
    • Interlocutory orders are subject to revision before the final judgment.

    🇪🇸Interlocutorio

    Sinónimos: interimpreliminaryprovisionaltemporary

    Antónimos: conclusivedefinitivefinalperemptory

  • more interlocutory comparative form
  • most interlocutory superlative form