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nuisance

/ˈnjuː.səns/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa algo ou alguém que causa incômodo, irritação ou transtornos; no contexto jurídico, ato ou condição que interfere no uso ou gozo de um imóvel ou ameaça a saúde ou a segurança.

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Relações da palavra

noun

/ˈnjuː.səns/B2formallegal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa algo ou alguém que causa incômodo, irritação ou transtornos; no contexto jurídico, ato ou condição que interfere no uso ou gozo de um imóvel ou ameaça a saúde ou a segurança.

A noun referring to something or someone that causes inconvenience, annoyance, or trouble; in legal contexts, it refers to an act or condition that interferes with the use or enjoyment of property or endangers health or safety.

  1. Legal nuisanceC1formallegal

    A broad legal concept including anything that disturbs the reasonable use of your property or endangers life and health or is offensive.

    ptNuisance legal (perturbação do uso da propriedade)

    • The factory's noise was considered a legal nuisance by the court.
    • The neighbor's overgrown trees were ruled a nuisance under property law.
    • The smell from the landfill was deemed a public nuisance.

    Sinônimosannoyancedisturbanceinconvenienceinterference

  2. Bothersome personB1informal

    A person who is annoying, troublesome, or causes inconvenience.

    ptPessoa irritante

    • My little brother can be a real nuisance when I'm trying to study.
    • Stop being a nuisance and sit down quietly.
    • That persistent salesman is becoming a nuisance.

    Sinônimosannoyancebotherhassleheadacheirritantpainpesttroublemaker

    Antônimosbenefactordelightjoy

Formas
  • nuisances plural form
  • nuisances' possessive plural form
  • nuisance's possessive singular form
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