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parole

/pəˈrəʊl/

Traducción: Sustantivo con varios significados: una promesa o palabra de honor; una contraseña secreta conocida solo por un grupo limitado; o, en contexto legal, la liberación condicional de un prisionero antes de cumplir su condena total, sujeto a ciertas condiciones., Verbo que significa liberar a un prisionero de forma temporal o definitiva antes de cumplir su condena completa, bajo ciertas condiciones.

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noun

/pəˈrəʊl/C1formallegal
  • esSustantivo con varios significados: una promesa o palabra de honor; una contraseña secreta conocida solo por un grupo limitado; o, en contexto legal, la liberación condicional de un prisionero antes de cumplir su condena total, sujeto a ciertas condiciones.

A noun with multiple meanings: a promise or word of honor; a secret password known only to a restricted group; or, in legal contexts, the conditional release of a prisoner before the end of their sentence, subject to certain terms.

  1. A promiseB2formal

    A formal promise or word of honor, often given in a solemn context.

    esPromesa solemne, palabra de honor

    • He gave his parole that he would not reveal the secret.
    • The knight was released on his parole to return with the ransom.
    • She accepted his parole as a guarantee of his good intentions.

    Sinónimosassurancepledgepromisevowwordword of honor

  2. Secret word or passwordB2formal

    A secret word or phrase used as a password or identifier among a restricted group.

    esPalabra secreta o contraseña

    • The spy gave the correct parole to gain entry to the meeting.
    • Only those who knew the parole could access the hidden chamber.
    • The soldiers used a daily parole to identify each other in the dark.

    Sinónimoscountersignpasswordshibbolethwatchwordword

  3. Conditional release from prisonB1formallegal

    The conditional release of a prisoner before the completion of their sentence, subject to certain restrictions and supervision.

    esLibertad condicional

    • He was released on parole after serving five years of his sentence.
    • The parole board denied her application for early release.
    • Violating the terms of parole can result in a return to prison.
Formas
  • paroles plural form
  • paroles' possessive plural form
  • parole's possessive singular form

verb

/pəˈroʊl/C1formallegal
  • esVerbo que significa liberar a un prisionero de forma temporal o definitiva antes de cumplir su condena completa, bajo ciertas condiciones.

A verb meaning to release a prisoner temporarily or permanently before the end of their sentence, subject to certain conditions.

  1. Release on paroleB2formal

    To release a prisoner from detention before the end of their sentence, subject to certain conditions and supervision.

    esPoner en libertad condicional

    • The board decided to parole the inmate after ten years.
    • He was paroled under strict conditions.
    • The judge refused to parole the dangerous offender.

    Antónimosconfinedetainholdimprisonincarceratejail

Formas
  • paroled past participle
  • paroled past simple
  • paroling present participle
  • paroles third person singular