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embargar
| embargar | |
| gen. | confiscate |
| ed. | garnish |
| law | garnish |
| embargo | |
| crim.law. law | freezing |
| cultur. | release |
| ed. | offset |
| environ. | seizure |
| law transp. nautic. | arrest of ship |
| polit. | embargo |
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| confiscate | |||
| seize | |||
| garnish wages (el salario) | |||
| garnish to issue process for purpose of taking away wages or money to pay a fine; garnish | |||
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| garnish | |||
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| freezing | |||
| release | |||
| offset (del salario) | |||
| seizure The official or legally authorized act of taking away possessions or property, often for a violation of law or to enforce a judgment imposed by a court of law | |||
| seizure | |||
| arrest of ship | |||
| embargo | |||
| attachment; attachment of assets | |||
| embargar: 42 phrases in 9 subjects |
| Customs | 1 |
| Economy | 1 |
| Education | 2 |
| Finances | 6 |
| General | 7 |
| Law | 19 |
| Patents | 3 |
| Politics | 1 |
| Real estate | 2 |
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