self-defence en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de self-defence en el diccionario inglés»español

self-defense, self-defence ingl. brit. [ingl. am. ˈˌsɛlf dəˈfɛns, ˈˌsɛlf diˈfɛns, ingl. brit. sɛlfdɪˈfɛns] SUST. U

1. self-defense DER.:

to act in self-defense

actuar en defensa propia

the right of self-defense

el derecho de legítima defensa

2. self-defense (fighting technique):

self-defense

defensa f personal

self-defense classes

curso m de defensa personal

Traducciones de self-defence en el diccionario español»inglés

I.autodefensa SUST. f (acción)

autodefensa

self-defence

II.autodefensa SUST. mf Méx. (persona)

autodefensa

vigilante

defensa personal SUST. f

defensa personal

self-defense ingl. am.

defensa personal

self-defence ingl. brit.

derecho de autodefensa SUST. m

derecho de autodefensa

right of self-defense ingl. am.

derecho de autodefensa

right of self-defence ingl. brit.

derecho de defensa propia SUST. m

derecho de defensa propia

right of self-defense ingl. am.

derecho de defensa propia

right of self-defence ingl. brit.

self-defence en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de self-defence en el diccionario inglés»español

self-defence SUST. ingl. austr., ingl. brit., self-defense SUST. ingl. am.

1. self-defence sin pl. (protection):

self-defence

defensa f personal

2. self-defence sin pl. DER.:

self-defence

legítima defensa f

Traducciones de self-defence en el diccionario español»inglés

autodefensa SUST. f

autodefensa

self-defence ingl. brit.

autodefensa

self-defense ingl. am.

defensa¹ SUST. f

1. defensa (contra ataques) tb. DER., DEP.:

defensa

defence ingl. brit.

defensa

defense ingl. am.

en legítima defensa DER.

in self-defence

acudir en defensa de alguien

to come to sb's defence

2. defensa pl. tb. BIOL.:

defensa

defences pl. ingl. brit.

defensa

defenses pl. ingl. am.

tener defensas

to have resistance

3. defensa Méx. (paragolpes):

defensa

bumper ingl. brit.

defensa

fender ingl. am.

propio (-a) ADJ.

1. propio (de uno mismo):

propio (-a)

own

con la propia mano

with one's own hand

entregar en propia mano

to deliver personally

en defensa propia

in self-defence ingl. brit.

en defensa propia

in self-defense ingl. am.

es tu propia culpa

it's your own fault

lo he visto con mis propios ojos

I have seen it with my own eyes

tengo piso propio

I own my flat ingl. brit. [or apartment ingl. am.]

2. propio (mismo):

propio (-a)

same

lo propio

the same

el propio jefe

the boss himself

al propio tiempo

at the same time

nombre propio LING.

proper noun

3. propio (característico):

propio (-a)

characteristic

los productos propios del país

the products of the country

eso (no) es propio de ti

that is (not) like you

4. propio (apropiado):

propio (-a)

proper

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Furthermore, a defendant does not lose the right to claim self-defence merely because they instigated the confrontation that created the alleged need for self-defence.

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Sources describe the building of the fort as a matter of self-defence.

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Besides providing the primary function of flight, wings also have secondary functions of self-defence, camouflage and thermoregulation.

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It was a mutual intergovernmental self-defence treaty which also promoted economic, cultural and social collaboration.

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The system provides fire control for surface engagement with spotting corrections in both line and range and has an effective secondary self-defence anti-air capability.

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He believes that what has happened is justified as self-defence.

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Secondly, he argued that he had acted in self-defence, a plea that was ruled out because of the lack of evidence to support this defence.

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It also has important implications for euthanasia, self-defence, the use of force by law enforcement, and the provision of life-saving healthcare.

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He differentiates this preventative war from preemptive war, which he argues can be justifiable under international law in cases of self-defence.

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They are generally used for self-defence or where the person is otherwise unarmed.

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