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Outlaw
01
bandido, bandolero
a person who operates outside the boundaries of established rules and may engage in illegal activities
Ejemplos
During the Wild West era, many outlaws sought refuge in remote hideouts to evade law enforcement.
Durante la época del Viejo Oeste, muchos forajidos buscaban refugio en escondites remotos para evadir a las autoridades.
Robin Hood is often romanticized as an outlaw who stole from the rich to give to the poor.
Robin Hood a menudo es idealizado como un forajido que robaba a los ricos para dar a los pobres.
02
forajido, bandido
a person who has broken the law and is fleeing from legal authorities
Ejemplos
The infamous outlaw was wanted in several states for robbery and murder.
El forajido infame era buscado en varios estados por robo y asesinato.
After escaping from prison, the outlaw lived on the run, evading capture for years.
Después de escapar de la prisión, el forajido vivió huyendo, evadiendo la captura durante años.
to outlaw
01
prohibir
to officially state that something is illegal
Transitive: to outlaw an action
Ejemplos
The government decided to outlaw the sale of counterfeit goods to protect consumers.
El gobierno decidió prohibir la venta de productos falsificados para proteger a los consumidores.
In an effort to promote public safety, the city council chose to outlaw the use of fireworks within city limits.
En un esfuerzo por promover la seguridad pública, el consejo municipal decidió prohibir el uso de fuegos artificiales dentro de los límites de la ciudad.
outlaw
01
contrary to established law
Ejemplos
The sale of such weapons is outlaw activity.
Outlaw trade routes developed beyond government control.
02
showing defiance or disregard for legal authority
Ejemplos
The region was once home to outlaw leaders.
His outlaw behavior drew constant attention from police.
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