slander in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for slander in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.slander [Am ˈslændər, Brit ˈslɑːndə] N U or C

slander

calumnia f

slander

difamación f

to sue sb for slander

querellarse contra alguien por injuria

to sue sb for slander (when criminal act has been alleged)

demandar a alguien por calumnia

to spread slanders about sb

levantar calumnias contra alguien

II.slander [Am ˈslændər, Brit ˈslɑːndə] VB trans

slander person

calumniar

slander person

difamar

slander name

deshonrar

Translations for slander in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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maledicencia

slander

infamar

to slander

injuriar

to slander

calumniar (oralmente)

to slander

se querelló contra ella por injuria

he sued her for slander

difamación (oralmente)

slander

difamar (oralmente)

to slander

calumnia (oral)

slander

slander in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for slander in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.slander [ˈslɑ:ndəʳ, Am ˈslændɚ] N no pl LAW

slander

calumnia f

II.slander [ˈslɑ:ndəʳ, Am ˈslændɚ] VB trans

slander

calumniar

Translations for slander in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

calumnia

slander

calumniar

to slander

ladrido

slander

murmuración (calumnia)

slander

impostura

slander

difamación (oral)

slander

injuria LAW

slander

difamar (hablando)

to slander

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The reasons of such slanders were generally connected with the personal problems.

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The letter disclaims any responsibility for these slanders and further denies that they are even occurring.

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He was frequently targeted by the pro-slavery elements in the state for slander.

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Slander by deed is defined as any act not included and punished in this title, which shall cast dishonor, discredit or contempt upon another person.

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Charges were withdrawn, as was the original slander suit, and steps were taken to define election procedures and prevent future riots.

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The first charge he acknowledged, the others he indignantly repudiated as base slanders.

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The authorities are swamped with letters full of slander.

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Many liberals called this an attempt to slander her morals.

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This was almost certainly a slander: she appears to have ruptured herself while performing.

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Besides, he was known for exhibiting socially deviant behaviour, hence he did not get along well with others and was slandered by them.

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