breach in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for breach in the English»Spanish Dictionary (Go to Spanish»English)

I.breach [Am britʃ, Brit briːtʃ] N

II.breach [Am britʃ, Brit briːtʃ] VB trans

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breach in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for breach in the English»Spanish Dictionary (Go to Spanish»English)

Translations for breach in the Spanish»English Dictionary (Go to English»Spanish)

breach Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be in breach of the law
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Near the breach itself, the force of the rushing water uprooted trees and even separated some houses from their foundations.
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Students who breach a suspension (attend the school while suspended) may be arrested for, and charged with trespassing.
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The local head of police could then ban or re-route the parade if he felt it might lead to a breach of public order.
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But there is something much worse than a breach of pedantry and linguistic lack of logic.
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Whether a breach of a given rule will be stigmatized will depend on the significance of the moral or other tenet it represents.
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The defendant's conduct may constitute both a breach of contract and a delict, thus giving a plaintiff a choice of which remedy to pursue.
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Where the case is premised on liquidated damages, such as a breach of a promissory note, then judgment will be entered in that amount.
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Accordingly, the amount of the contractual penalty must depend on the objective seriousness of the breach and the degree of fault.
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Disorderly conduct is prohibited including, but not limited to: abusive language, intoxication, disturbance of other persons using the trail, or breach of peace.
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Poor women turned to breach of promise to win money to support an illegitimate child or after being deserted by a man with whom they had cohabited for years.
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