statutory

statutory
statutory
tr['stætjətərɪ]
adjective
1 (referring to statute) estatutario,-a; (penalty) establecido,-a por la ley, reglamentario,-a; (right, obligation) legal; (holiday) legalmente establecido,-a
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statutory rape SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL estupro
statutory
adj.
estatutario, -a adj.
legal adj.
reglamentario, -a adj.
'stætʃuːtɔːri, 'stætjʊtəri, 'stætʃuːtəri
adjective <right/obligation> legal, establecido por la ley; <penalty> establecido por la ley; <authority/body> creado por la ley

statutory rape — (AmE) relaciones sexuales con un menor

['stætjʊtǝrɪ]
1. ADJ
1) reglamentario, estatutario; [holiday, right etc] legal

statutory meeting — junta f ordinaria

2) pej (=token)

I was the statutory woman on the committee — yo tan solo estaba en el comité porque la ley exigía que hubiese una mujer

3) (=expected, predictable) consabido
2.
CPD

statutory rape N(US) (Jur) relaciones sexuales con un(a) menor

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['stætʃuːtɔːri, 'stætjʊtəri, 'stætʃuːtəri]
adjective <right/obligation> legal, establecido por la ley; <penalty> establecido por la ley; <authority/body> creado por la ley

statutory rape — (AmE) relaciones sexuales con un menor


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