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Definición y significado de "remit"en inglés

to remit
01

to send money, usually as payment or transfer

Ejemplos
He remitted funds to his family abroad.
02

to lessen tightness or firmness

Ejemplos
The carpenter remitted the clamp pressure to avoid damaging the wood.
03

disminuir

to lessen the intensity or extent
Ejemplos
The treatment is currently remitting the symptoms of the disease, improving the patient's quality of life.
El tratamiento está actualmente remitiendo los síntomas de la enfermedad, mejorando la calidad de vida del paciente.
04

to cancel or reduce a debt, fine, or other financial obligation

Ejemplos
Taxes were remitted due to natural disaster relief provisions.
05

to send a case or matter to another court or authority for decision

Ejemplos
The minister remitted the issue to the regulatory board.
06

to forgive an offense or wrongdoing

Ejemplos
The king remitted the prisoner's sentence.
07

to postpone until a future date

Ejemplos
He remitted the discussion to a later date.
01

el reenvío, la remisión

the process of sending a legal case from one court to another for review or resolution, often due to jurisdictional or procedural reasons
Ejemplos
The legal team successfully argued for the remit of the harsh sentence, citing mitigating circumstances that warranted a more lenient punishment.
El equipo legal argumentó con éxito a favor del reenvío de la dura sentencia, citando circunstancias atenuantes que justificaban un castigo más indulgente.
02

the scope of responsibility, authority, or subject matter assigned to a person, committee, or piece of research

Ejemplos
Research on climate change is outside the remit of this department.

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