Traductions de „scot-free“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » portugais

scot-free [ˌskɑːtˈfriː, GB ˌskɒtˈ-] ADV

1. scot-free (without punishment):

scot-free

impune

to get away scot-free

escapar impune

2. scot-free (unharmed):

scot-free

ileso(-a)

Expressions couramment utilisées avec scot-free

to get away scot-free

escapar impune

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

anglais

They feel it would prevent many accidents and injuries if people knew they couldn't get away scot-free.

www.thestar.com

Once someone is able to tag a highly visible business or building and get away with it scot-free, it increases the permissibility of other actions.

www.waterloochronicle.ca

In other fantasy series, they get off mostly scot-free.

www.idigitaltimes.com

If we don't do it, then it's just another case of the federal government getting off scot-free.

ipolitics.ca

While the media continues to receive the flaks for its "corrupt and irresponsible practices," the invisible hands that continue to corrupt the media go scot-free.

www.ghanaweb.com

That's obviously devastating for victims to know that someone who invades their privacy and seeks to humiliate them in this way can get off scot-free.

www.straight.com

Well, with this brilliant blend of technology and theology, the clergy too can be absolved of their transgressions while simultaneously getting away with them, scot-free.

thelinknewspaper.ca

Since there are 36 states in the country, many corrupt misleaders would end up going scot-free.

www.vanguardngr.com

It's a shame that he will get away scot-free in the popular press.

www.huffingtonpost.com

That, for instance, is why the police can afford to trample on the rights of common citizens and go scot-free.

thenationonlineng.net