patíbulo

m.

gallows, scaffold.

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patíbulo

► nombre masculino

1 gallows sing

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SM scaffold, gallows

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masculino

a) (tablado) scaffold

b) (horca) gallows

lo condenaron al patíbulo — he was sent to the gallows

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= gallows, scaffold.

Ex. Carlyle pointed out that every town has its majesty's police, prisons and gallows but not its majesty's library.

Ex. His defense of the necessity of war for humanity is rooted in a defense of tradition, & ritual bloodshed on the scaffold or the battle field.

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masculino

a) (tablado) scaffold

b) (horca) gallows

lo condenaron al patíbulo — he was sent to the gallows

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= gallows, scaffold.

Ex: Carlyle pointed out that every town has its majesty's police, prisons and gallows but not its majesty's library.

Ex: His defense of the necessity of war for humanity is rooted in a defense of tradition, & ritual bloodshed on the scaffold or the battle field.

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patíbulo

masculine

1 (tablado) scaffold

2 (horca) gallows

lo condenaron al patíbulo he was sent to the gallows

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patíbulo sustantivo masculino

a) (tablado) scaffold

b) (horca) gallows

'patíbulo' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
cadalso
- horca
English:
scaffold

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patíbulo nm

scaffold, gallows;

lo condenaron al patíbulo he was sentenced to hang, he was sent to the gallows

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patíbulo

m scaffold

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patíbulo nm

: gallows, scaffold