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Meanings of parole in English
A secret word or phrase known only to a restricted group.
Russian
условно-досрочное освобождение Portuguese
liberdade condicional Spanish
libertad condicional Catalan
llibertat condicional Provisional release from prison, with certain conditions such as probation in some states.
Synonyms
Examples for "word"
Examples for "word"
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Second Hand Sense:FIRST, a word on prices in the used car market.
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If the first word was 'the' that made 'X' stand for 'E'.
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The word 'macaroni' has meant different things to different people over time.
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I wrote this article about the word 'queer' in the paper today.
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A Chechnya where one thing is already clear: his word is law.
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The new way of authentication will not send password over clear channels.
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To create a new master password because the previous one was lost:
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Also, if that is the case, perhaps you should change your password?
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You will receive a link to create a new password via email.
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Five seconds later he was entering his account number and lengthy password.
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Law and order, with the major emphasis on order, is his watchword.
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Despite four home defeats in the past month, the watchword is calm.
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After he took office, the watchword of the new regime was compassion.
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Patience, not aggression, has been the watchword of law enforcement ever since.
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To think and to suffer became the watchword of the whole nation.
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Their concluding words had evidently been some form of sign and countersign.
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The captain now beckoned to Manual to advance and give the countersign.
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He had made it his countersign on the evening of his victory.
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He has not the countersign, and his face and crime are known.
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Under this corporal-government, and under this countersign-constitution, everything proceeds in military form.
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My word of honor that you will leave this place in safety.
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It was not intentional eavesdropping; my word of honor, as to that.
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I have asked nobody's assistance except yours, on my word of honor.
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Give me your word of honor that you will answer it truthfully.
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His word of honor was as good as his note of hand.
Russian
устная речь как язык Catalan
parole Speech regardless of language reflection, the primary object of study for linguistics.
Usage of parole in English
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Under federal law, however, parole before his 40th birthday is a possibility.
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The law has now been changed to allow the possibility of parole.
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The board recommended last year that De Kock be released on parole.
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That means it's up to state parole officials to grant his release.
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His petition for parole has come up every two years since 2000.
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The parole meant he could be released on condition of good behaviour.
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Five years later, Anderson had been out on parole for nine months.
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Oliver will be eligible for parole after serving seven-and-a-half years, per reports.
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State prosecutors had requested this sentence -without parole -for Kana.
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Elizabeth Ramsey must serve 30 years before she is eligible for parole.
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Boudin will come up for parole for the first time in August.
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That means Hayden will not be eligible for parole for 56 years.
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Just in case her parole officer could track her by that bracelet.
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Dalindyebo was granted early parole following a remission of sentence by Ramaphosa.
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Effectively, from day one, I was given a life sentence without parole.
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I only have to report to my parole officer once a week.
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Portuguese
Parole through the time
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