expedientar

v.

1 to take disciplinary action against.

2 to open a file for, to book, to make a file for.

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expedientar

► verbo transitivo

1 to take disciplinary action against, open a file on

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VT

1) (=investigar) [gen] to make a file on, draw up a dossier on; (Jur) to start proceedings against

2) (=censurar) to censure, reprimand

3) (=expulsar) to expel

4) (=despedir) [gen] to dismiss; [+ médico] to strike off the register

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verbo transitivo

1) <empleado/estudiante> to take disciplinary action against

2) policía to open a dossier o file on

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verbo transitivo

1) <empleado/estudiante> to take disciplinary action against

2) policía to open a dossier o file on

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expedientar [A1 ]

vt

A ‹empleado/estudiante› to bring disciplinary proceedings against, take disciplinary action against

los responsables serán expedientados disciplinary proceedings will be brought against those responsible

B «policía/autoridades» to open a dossier o file on

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expedientar verbo transitivo to bring to book, to take disciplinary measures against: le han expedientado a la senadora por sus últimas declaraciones, disciplinary proceedings have been brought against the senator for her latest statements
'expedientar' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
empapelar

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expedientar vt

[castigar] to take disciplinary action against; [llevar a juicio] to start proceedings against;

fue expedientado por no asistir al entrenamiento he was disciplined for missing the training session

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expedientar

v/t

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expedientar a alguien take disciplinary action against s.o.