vindicar

v.

1 to avenge, to revenge.

2 to vindicate.

Ellos vindicaron la ofensa They vindicated the offense.

3 to claim.

4 to justify.

Ella vindica sus acciones She justifies her actions.

5 to reclaim.

El abogado vindica el caso The lawyer reclaims the case.

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vindicar

Conjugation model [SACAR], like {{link=sacar}}sacar

► verbo transitivo

1 (defender) to vindicate

2 (vengar) to avenge

► verbo pronominal vindicarse

1 (defenderse) to vindicate oneself

2 (vengarse) to avenge oneself

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1. VT

1) [+ persona, reputación] to vindicate; [+ derecho] to regain, win back

2) (=vengar) to avenge

2.

See:

vindicarse

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verbo transitivo

1) (frml)

a) <derecho> reivindicar

b) <persona/buen nombre> to vindicate

2) (frml) (vengar) to avenge

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verbo transitivo

1) (frml)

a) <derecho> reivindicar

b) <persona/buen nombre> to vindicate

2) (frml) (vengar) to avenge

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vindicar [A2 ]

vt

A (frml)

1 ‹derecho› reivindicar

2 ‹persona/buen nombre› to vindicate

B (frml) (vengar) to avenge

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vindicar verbo transitivo to vindicate

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vindicar vt

1. [vengar] to avenge, to revenge

2. [defender, rehabilitar] to vindicate

3. [reivindicar] to claim, to demand

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vindicar

v/t vindicate

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vindicar vt

1) : to vindicate

2) : to avenge