extradite
Significado: To surrender or hand over a person accused or convicted of a crime to the jurisdiction where the crime was committed or where they are wanted.
Extradition is governed by treaties between countries and involves a formal legal process. In the UK, extradition requests are handled through the courts and the Home Secretary. High-profile extradition cases often generate significant media coverage and political debate. The noun form is 'extradition.' Common collocations include 'extradition treaty,' 'extradition request,' and 'fight extradition.'
Ejemplos
- The government agreed to extradite the suspect to face trial in the United States. 政府同意将该嫌疑人引渡至美国受审。El gobierno accedió a extraditar al sospechoso para ser juzgado en Estados Unidos.政府は容疑者を米国での裁判のために引き渡すことに同意した。정부는 용의자를 미국에서의 재판을 위해 인도하기로 합의했다.
- The fugitive fought extradition for three years before being returned to stand trial. 该逃犯抵抗引渡三年后最终被送回受审。El fugitivo luchó contra la extradición durante tres años antes de ser devuelto para comparecer ante el tribunal.その逃亡者は3年間引渡しに抵抗した後、最終的に裁判のために送還された。그 도주자는 3년간 인도에 저항한 끝에 최종적으로 재판을 위해 송환되었다.
- The European Arrest Warrant simplified the extradition process between EU member states. 欧洲逮捕令简化了欧盟成员国之间的引渡程序。La Orden Europea de Detención simplificó el proceso de extradición entre los Estados miembros de la UE.欧州逮捕状はEU加盟国間の引渡し手続きを簡素化した。유럽 체포 영장은 EU 회원국 간의 인도 절차를 간소화했다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: professional, media
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
A back-formation from 'extradition,' which was coined in French from Latin ex (out of) + traditio (a handing over), from tradere (to hand over). Entered English in the 19th century.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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