Traductions de „dispossess“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » polonais

dispossess [ˌdɪspəˈzes] VERBE trans usu passive form

dispossess

wywłaszczać [perf wywłaszczyć]

to dispossess sb of sth

pozbawiać [perf pozbawić] kogoś czegoś

Expressions couramment utilisées avec dispossess

to dispossess sb of sth

pozbawiać [perf pozbawić] kogoś czegoś

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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However, they aim to quickly dispossess attacking players who have already breached the defensive line with a sliding tackle from the side.

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He will evidently try to dispossess his charges of their feeble-mindedness.

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The climax of the novel takes place in an assembly of the poor and dispossessed, where they voice their demand for land.

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The restoration of the monarchy led to claims by those dispossessed to have their former lands returned.

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It also has a small claims section for cases involving less than $3000 and a landlord-tenant section to adjudicate summary dispossess actions.

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The nuns remained in that convent until 1876 when they were dispossessed.

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Upon his return, he found his family disgraced and dispossessed.

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In that year, however, he rebelled and was dispossessed.

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To dispossess them on any other principle would be a great violation of the fundamental laws of nature.

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Today, we instantly associate the term with death, yet centuries ago, the primary meaning of bereave was to rob, strip or dispossess.

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