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prosecute

/ˈprɒs.ɪ.kjuːt/

Traducción: Verbo utilizado para denotar el inicio de un proceso judicial contra alguien o la realización de un plan o actividad.

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verb

/ˈprɒs.ɪ.kjuːt/B2formal
  • esVerbo utilizado para denotar el inicio de un proceso judicial contra alguien o la realización de un plan o actividad.

A verb used to indicate the act of instituting legal proceedings against someone, or carrying out a plan or activity.

  1. Legal prosecutionB2formallegal

    To institute legal proceedings against someone in a court of law.

    esProcesar judicialmente

    • The district attorney decided to prosecute the suspect for fraud.
    • They will prosecute the case in federal court.
    • The company was prosecuted for violating safety regulations.

    Sinónimoschargeindictlitigatesuetry

    Antónimosdefend

  2. Bring criminal actionB2formallegal

    To bring a criminal action against someone in a trial.

    esProcesar penalmente

    • The state will prosecute him for theft.
    • She was prosecuted for embezzlement.
    • The authorities decided not to prosecute due to lack of evidence.

    Sinónimoschargeindicttry

    Antónimosdefend

  3. Carry out an activityC1formal

    To carry out or participate in an activity; to be involved in something.

    esLlevar a cabo una actividad

    • The team will prosecute the research project over the next year.
    • They prosecuted their duties with great diligence.
    • He prosecuted his studies with unwavering focus.

    Sinónimoscarry onconductexecutefollowperformpracticepursueundertakewage

Formas
  • prosecuted past participle
  • prosecuted past simple
  • prosecuting present participle
  • prosecutes third person singular
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