expropriate in Spanish
expropriate in Spanish is expropiar — expropriate means to take someone's private property away, usually for public use.
expropriate in Spanish
expropiar
(transitive) To surrender a claim to private property without material compensation; to deprive oneself of private propriety rights.
What does "expropriate" mean?
- verb To take someone's private property away, usually for public use.
- verb To give up your own claim to private property without being paid for it.
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What is "expropriate" in Spanish?
"expropriate" in Spanish is expropiar. expropriate means: To take someone's private property away, usually for public use.
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