liable in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for liable in the English»Italian Dictionary

liable [Brit ˈlʌɪəb(ə)l, Am ˈlaɪ(ə)b(ə)l] ADJ

1. liable (likely):

to be liable to do

rischiare di fare

to be liable to win

rischiare di vincere

to be liable to get arrested

rischiare di essere arrestato

it's liable to rain

è probabile che piova

2. liable (prone):

to be liable to person: illness etc.

essere soggetto a

to be liable to thing:

essere soggetto a or essere passibile di

she is liable to colds, fits

è soggetta a raffreddori, ad attacchi

the contract is liable to changes

il contratto è passibile di modifiche

to be liable to postponement at short notice

essere suscettibile di aggiornamento all'ultimo momento

3. liable (legally subject):

to be liable to fine, prosecution

essere passibile di

to be liable for or to duty

essere soggetto a dovere

to be liable for or to tax person, company:

essere soggetto a tassazione

to be liable for or to tax goods, property:

essere tassabile or essere soggetto a tassazione

to be liable for military service

essere soggetto agli obblighi del servizio militare or essere di leva

4. liable LAW (answerable):

liable

responsabile (for di)

to be liable for sb's debts

rispondere dei debiti di qn

liable for damages

responsabile dei danni

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“road liable to flooding”

“strada allagabile”

vicariously liable LAW

responsabile indiretto

Translations for liable in the Italian»English Dictionary

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coobbligato (coobbligata)

joint liable

incriminabile atto, persona

liable to prosecution

ricattabile

liable to be blackmailed

corresponsabile

jointly liable di: for

passibile

liable

essere passibile di multa, provvedimento

to carry, to be liable to

il contratto è passibile di modifiche

the contract is liable to changes

richiamabile

liable to recall

essere suscettibile di aggiornamento all'ultimo minuto

to be liable to postponement at short notice

liable in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for liable in the English»Italian Dictionary

liable [ˈla·ɪə·bl] ADJ

1. liable (prone):

liable

soggetto, -a

to be liable to do sth

tendere a fare qc

2. liable LAW:

liable

responsabile

to be liable for sth

essere responsabile di qc

Translations for liable in the Italian»English Dictionary

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passibile di

liable to

accomandatario

fully liable partner in a limited partnership

essere di leva

to be liable for military service

liable Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be liable to do sth

tendere a fare qc

to be liable for sth

essere responsabile di qc

fully liable partner in a limited partnership

accomandatario

to be liable for military service

essere di leva

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Where the company's property could not be recovered from the third party, the directors would be personally liable to recompense the company.

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In this case that the plaintiff was also held liable for trespass.

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However, the copyright holder could also be held liable for breach of contract.

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If the bank is notified within 2 business days, the consumer is liable for $50.

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As a rule they are lighter than men, more supple and active, quick of perception and less liable to lose their heads in emergencies.

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However, a number of lawsuits that resulted from the collapse were unsuccessful, as courts were unable to determine who was liable.

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Staff are generally drawn from all three services and are liable to be deployed when needed.

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So long as the requisite "mens rea" is formed before the sequence begins, or during the sequence (before it ends), the accused will be liable.

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Vehicles with the smaller engines were installed in vehicles with reduced width at 1695mm so that buyers weren't liable for additional taxes.

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These are liable for misconduct, though can not be said to have committed a foul.

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