false imprisonment in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for false imprisonment in the English»Italian Dictionary

false imprisonment [ˌfɔːlsɪmˈprɪznmənt] N

false imprisonment

detenzione f abusiva

Translations for false imprisonment in the Italian»English Dictionary

sequestro LAW

false imprisonment

Translations for false imprisonment in the English»Italian Dictionary

imprisonment [Brit ɪmˈprɪz(ə)nm(ə)nt, Am ɪmˈprɪz(ə)nmənt] N

imprisonment

imprigionamento m

imprisonment

carcerazione f

imprisonment

prigionia f

imprisonment

reclusione f

to be sentenced to ten years' imprisonment, to imprisonment for life

essere condannato a dieci anni di carcere, all'ergastolo

to threaten sb with imprisonment

minacciare di mettere in carcere qn

false [Brit fɔːls, fɒls, Am fɔls] ADJ

1. false:

false (mistaken) impression, idea, information

falso

false belief

erroneo

false (proved wrong) allegations, rumour, statement

falso

their fears, expectations may well prove false

i loro timori, le loro speranze potrebbero dimostrarsi infondati, infondate

a false sense of security

un falso senso di sicurezza

2. false (fraudulent):

false banknotes, passport, tax returns, name, address

falso

to give false information LAW

dare informazioni false

to give false evidence LAW

apportare prove false

to bear false witness LAW

prestare falsa testimonianza

charged with false accounting ADMIN, LAW

accusato di falsificazione contabile

3. false (artificial):

false eyelashes, nose, hem

finto

4. false (affected, disloyal):

false person

falso

false imprisonment in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for false imprisonment in the English»Italian Dictionary

false imprisonment N

false imprisonment

detenzione f illegale

Translations for false imprisonment in the Italian»English Dictionary

sequestro di persona

false imprisonment

Translations for false imprisonment in the English»Italian Dictionary

imprisonment [ɪm·ˈprɪ·zən·mənt] N

imprisonment

carcerazione f

life imprisonment

carcere m a vita

I.false [fɔ:ls] ADJ

1. false (untrue):

false idea, information

falso, -a

a false dawn

un falso allarme m

false economy

finto risparmio m

false move

mossa f falsa

to take a false step

fare un passo falso

a false pregnancy MED, PSYCH

gravidanza f isterica

to give a false impression

fare un'impressione sbagliata

to raise false hopes

suscitare false speranze

2. false (artificial):

false beard, eyelashes

finto, -a

a false bottom

un doppio fondo m

3. false name, address, identity:

false

falso, -a

to give false evidence in court LAW

testimoniare il falso in tribunale

false accounting LAW, FIN

falso m in bilancio

under false colors liter

sotto mentite spoglie

under false pretenses

con l'inganno

4. false (insincere):

false smile, laugh, manner

falso, -a

to put on a false front

fingere

false modesty

falsa modestia f

5. false liter (disloyal):

a false friend

un falso amico

II.false [fɔ:ls] ADV

to play sb false

ingannare qu

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The first element of false imprisonment is just cause.

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The term also refers to the legal theory upon which a plaintiff brings suit (such as breach of contract, battery, or false imprisonment).

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The case regards false imprisonment.

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False imprisonment can be charged if the victimwhen applying an objective viewcan be considered to be impaired in his or her rights of free movement.

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Another protection is false imprisonment.

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An appeals court reversed the judgment, because it believed the elements of false imprisonment were not met.

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In 1981, he was wrongfully arrested and imprisoned for shoplifting, and was awarded $75000 in damages for false arrest and false imprisonment three years later.

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A year later, all four men pleaded no contest to one felony count of false imprisonment.

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Some commentators have suggested this reasoning might be at odds with other false imprisonment precedents.

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A court looking at these facts would try to apply the two elements of false imprisonment.

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