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Colocaciones con Otros Verbos - Acciones Legales y Judiciales

Descubre cómo las colocaciones en inglés como "otorgar daños y perjuicios" y "presentar un alegato" expresan acciones legales y judiciales en inglés.

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Collocations With Other Verbs
to [award] damages

to grant financial compensation, typically through a legal process, to compensate a party for losses or harm caused by another party's actions

Ex: A successful legal claim can result in the plaintiff being awarded damages for pain and suffering. 
to [appear] in court

to participate in a legal proceeding by being present in the court of law

Ex: Lawyers typically represent their clients when they appear in court. 
to [call] an election

to announce and schedule a formal vote to choose political representatives or make decisions on specific issues

Ex: The prime minister decided to call an early election to seek a fresh mandate from the voters. 
to [enter] a plea

to formally state one's response, either admitting guilt or asserting innocence, when facing criminal charges or legal proceedings

Ex: It's important to consult with an attorney before entering a plea. 
to [pass] judgment

to form and express an opinion or decision about someone or something, often in a critical manner

Ex: We should withhold passing judgment until we have all the facts. 
to [reach] a verdict

to make an official decision about whether someone is guilty or not guilty in a legal trial

Ex: The high-profile trial attracted media attention as the jury struggled to reach a verdict. 
to [bring] {sb} to justice

to hold a wrongdoer accountable for their actions in the legal system

Ex: The investigation successfully brought the embezzler to justice last year. 
to [stand] trial

to participate as a defendant in legal proceedings where one's guilt or innocence is determined by a court

Ex: The court set a date for the defendant to stand trial next month. 
to [issue] a warning

to formally or officially provide a cautionary notice or advice regarding a potential danger, threat, or undesirable outcome

Ex: The software company issued a warning to users about a security vulnerability in their latest update. 
to [exercise] {one's} authority

to use one's power or influence to make decisions and enforce control in a leadership or authoritative role

Ex: Elected officials exercise their authority by passing laws and making policy decisions. 
to [pose] a threat

to present a potential danger or risk

Ex: Reckless driving can pose a significant threat to road safety. 
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