wrongful arrest in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for wrongful arrest in the English»Spanish Dictionary

wrongful arrest N U or C

wrongful arrest

arresto m ilegal

Translations for wrongful arrest in the English»Spanish Dictionary

wrongful [Am ˈrɔŋfəl, Brit ˈrɒŋfʊl, ˈrɒŋf(ə)l] ADJ

wrongful accusation/punishment:

wrongful

injusto

I.arrest [Am əˈrɛst, Brit əˈrɛst] N

arrest

detención f

arrest

arresto m

to make an arrest

hacer una detención or un arresto

to be under arrest

estar detenido or arrestado

he's under arrest on a robbery charge

ha sido detenido or arrestado acusado de robo

you're under arrest

queda detenido or arrestado

to put or place sb under arrest

detener or arrestar a alguien

to resist arrest

resistirse a la autoridad

II.arrest [Am əˈrɛst, Brit əˈrɛst] VB trans

1. arrest (detain):

arrest

detener

arrest

arrestar

the arresting officer

el oficial de policía que hace (or hizo etc.) la detención or el arresto

2. arrest:

arrest progress/growth (hinder)

dificultar

arrest progress/growth (hinder)

poner freno a

arrest (halt)

detener

arrest decline

atajar

arrested development

desarrollo m atrofiado

arrested development

atrofia f

3. arrest (hold, detain):

arrest liter

atraer

to arrest sb's attention

atraer la atención de alguien

III.arrest [Am əˈrɛst, Brit əˈrɛst] VB intr

arrest

sufrir un paro cardíaco

wrongful arrest in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for wrongful arrest in the English»Spanish Dictionary

wrongful arrest

ilegal

Translations for wrongful arrest in the English»Spanish Dictionary

wrongful ADJ

1. wrongful (unfair):

wrongful

injusto, -a

2. wrongful LAW (unlawful):

wrongful arrest

ilegal

wrongful dismissal

improcedente

I.arrest [əˈrest] VB trans

1. arrest LAW:

arrest

detener

2. arrest form (put a stop to):

arrest

detener

3. arrest (attract):

to arrest sb's attention

captar la atención de alguien

II.arrest [əˈrest] N

arrest

detención f

to be under arrest

estar detenido

to put sb under arrest

detener a alguien

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Even though she is no longer being charged, Bushie said in the claim she suffered false imprisonment, wrongful arrest and her rights were violated.

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