careo
English translation: confrontation
| 16:49 Jul 22, 2000 |
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| na | to confront / to bring face to face |
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| na | confrontation |
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| na | See below |
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| na | face off |
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to confront / to bring face to face Explanation: From Diccionario Jurídico by Cabanellas de las Cuevas. Good luck!!!! |
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confrontation Explanation: careo de testigos: "confrontation of witnesses or defendants with contradictory evidence in order to evaluate the truthfulness of testimony" Cabanellas-Hoague. and personal experience HTH |
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See below Explanation: Yes, I agree with the translations listed before. However, I find a mistake in your English explanation: "Detenidos" are not defendants, but "detainees". "Defendant" would be "acusado" or "demandado". ¡Cuidado! |
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face off Explanation: This is term appropriate for this context. |
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