Translation of Italian word "giuridico" to English
giuridico
/dʒjuˈri.di.ko/
How to use
The Italian adjective 'giuridico' expresses 'juridical, legal' (Juridical, legal). It agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies (e.g. taking endings -o/-a/-i/-e or -e/-i). A typical usage pattern is 'Questa decisione ha un valore giuridico vincolante per le parti.' (This decision has binding legal value for parties.).
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juridical, legal
Example
Questa decisione ha un valore giuridico vincolante per le parti.
This decision has binding legal value for parties.
L'ordinamento giuridico italiano si basa sul diritto romano.
The Italian legal system is based on Roman law.
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- Questa decisione ha un valore giuridico vincolante per le parti.— This decision has binding legal value for parties.
- L'ordinamento giuridico italiano si basa sul diritto romano.— The Italian legal system is based on Roman law.
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The Italian word "giuridico" means "juridical, legal" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Questa decisione ha un valore giuridico vincolante per le parti." (which translates as "This decision has binding legal value for parties.").
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