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moratorium

/ˌmɒr.əˈtɔː.ri.əm/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una suspensión temporal u oficial de una actividad, obligación o proceso en curso, otorgada como medida de aplazamiento o prohibición temporal.

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noun

/ˌmɒr.əˈtɔː.ri.əm/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa una suspensión temporal u oficial de una actividad, obligación o proceso en curso, otorgada como medida de aplazamiento o prohibición temporal.

A noun referring to a temporary suspension or authorized postponement of an activity, obligation, or ongoing process.

  1. Legal postponementC1formallegal

    A legally authorized period of delay before a financial obligation or debt must be paid.

    esMoratoria legal

    • The government declared a moratorium on student loan payments for six months.
    • The court granted a moratorium on the debt repayment until the investigation is complete.
    • A moratorium was placed on foreclosures during the economic crisis.

    Sinónimosdefermentdeferraldelaypostponementreprieverespitestaysuspension

  2. Suspension of activityC1formal

    A temporary suspension or halt of an ongoing activity, often for review or ethical reasons.

    esSuspensión temporal de una actividad

    • The company announced a moratorium on new construction projects until further notice.
    • There is a global moratorium on commercial whaling.
    • The university imposed a moratorium on all research involving human cloning.

    Sinónimosfreezehaltpauserespitestandstillstaystoppagesuspension

    Antónimoscontinuationprosecutionresumption

Formas
  • moratoria plural form
  • moratoriums plural form
  • moratoria's possessive plural form
  • moratoriums' possessive plural form
  • moratorium's possessive singular form
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