embroiled in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

embroiled in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for embroiled in the English»Spanish Dictionary

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By 19212 the coalition had become embroiled in an air of moral and financial corruption (e.g. the sale of honours).
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In 1962, however, his collection became embroiled in a scandal in the art community.
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He asks for unreasonable things and keeps the union embroiled in trouble.
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They frequently find themselves embroiled in lawsuits, the most serious of which was filed in 2007.
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His wife became embroiled in lawsuits after his death.
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The final series of the season would be embroiled in controversy.
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Its construction was embroiled in regulatory roadblocks and environmental lawsuits.
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Not long after taking office, he became embroiled in a political scandal.
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In the 1990s, it became embroiled in legal difficulties and became unable to pay its debts.
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A year later, he was embroiled in a drug scandal after testing positive to a banned substance.
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