absconder in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for absconder in the English»Spanish Dictionary

absconder [Am əbˈskɑndər, Brit əbˈskɒndə, abˈskɒndə] N

absconder

evadido m / evadida f

absconder

fugado m / fugada f

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evadido (evadida)

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You were never locked in and every day there was an absconder.

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Officials say there is no indication of a link between that case and the latest absconders.

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Courts have declared them absconders, and verdicts will possibly be passed in their absence.

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It rewards criminal aliens, absconders, and deportees, and undermines law enforcement.

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Whilst the level of absconders has fallen, the levels of offences carried out by people in open prisons has increased.

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The liquor baron, who was named as an absconder, was chargesheeted as well.

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It became one of the safest houses in the region and regular absconders from other workhouses were often transferred here on account of its remote location.

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Consistent absconders had their feet burned or were branded by their master's initial.

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He had been a proclaimed offender and absconder for the last three years in the instant case.

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It was also amended to enable absconders from justice to be tried in absentia by any military court.

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