parole in Italian
parole in Italian is condizionale, libertà condizionale — parole means the early, conditional release of a prisoner who agrees to follow certain rules and report to an officer.
parole in Italian
condizionale
libertà condizionale
What does "parole" mean?
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noun The early, conditional release of a prisoner who agrees to follow certain rules and report to an officer.
"He was granted parole after serving two-thirds of his sentence."
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verb To release a prisoner early on the condition that they follow certain rules.
"The board voted to parole him after his good behaviour in prison."
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parole in a sentence
- He was granted parole after serving two-thirds of his sentence.
- Breaking the terms of her parole would send her straight back to prison.
- The board voted to parole him after his good behaviour in prison.
- The committee decided to parole the woman after she had completed her training course.
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What is "parole" in Italian?
"parole" in Italian is condizionale, libertà condizionale. parole means: The early, conditional release of a prisoner who agrees to follow certain rules and report to an officer.
How do you use "parole" in a sentence?
Example: "He was granted parole after serving two-thirds of his sentence." In Italian, "parole" is condizionale, libertà condizionale.
Are there other ways to say "parole" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "parole": condizionale, libertà condizionale.
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