agravante

adj.

aggravating.

f. & m.

1 additional problem (problema).

2 aggravating circumstance, complication, added difficulty, aggravation.

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agravante

► adjetivo

1 aggravating

► nombre masculino & nombre femenino

1 added difficulty

2 DERECHO aggravating circumstance

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FRASEOLOGÍA

robo con agravante aggravated theft

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1.

ADJ aggravating

2.

SM ó SF additional problem; (Jur) aggravating circumstance

con la agravante de que — with the further difficulty that

robo con agravante — robbery with aggravation

con la agravante de la nocturnidad — (Jur) made more serious by the fact that it was done at night

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I

adjetivo aggravating

II

femenino o masculino (Der) aggravating factor o circumstance

con la agravante de que estaba borracho — what makes it even worse is that he was drunk

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* no agravante = non-exacerbating.

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I

adjetivo aggravating

II

femenino o masculino (Der) aggravating factor o circumstance

con la agravante de que estaba borracho — what makes it even worse is that he was drunk

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* no agravante = non-exacerbating.

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agravante¹

adjective

aggravating

agravante²

feminine

or

masculine

(Der) aggravating factor o circumstance

con la agravante de que sabía muy bien lo que hacía what makes it even worse is that he knew very well what he was doing

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agravante adjetivo
aggravating
■ f or m (Der) aggravating factor o circumstance;

◊ con la agravante de que estaba borracho what makes it even worse is that he was drunk

agravante
I adj Jur aggravating
II m Jur aggravating circumstance

'agravante' also found in these entries:
English:
aggravating
- aggravation

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agravante

♦ adj

aggravating

♦ nm o nf

1. [problema] additional problem

2. Der aggravating circumstance;

con el o [m5]la agravante de embriaguez aggravated by his drunkenness

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agravante

I adj JUR aggravating atr ;

circunstancia agravante aggravating circumstance

II f aggravating factor o circumstance

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agravante adj

: aggravating