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Meanings of electrocution in inglés
Death or severe injury by electric shock passing through the body.
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electrocució español
electrocución Usage of electrocution in inglés
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The idea is to reduce the risk of electrocution for first responders.
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The commission recommended electrocution as the most rapid and painless method available.
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It also has many other causes, including electrocution, drowning, choking and trauma.
4
The report of Lori's accidental electrocution was barely mentioned at the pharmacy.
5
A safety measure, I assumed, against electrocution when the track was live.
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Forensics thinks maybe three or four people got past the electrocution traps.
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Also in the mix are electrocution, foreign-body insertion, overdressing, or body wrapping.
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MAURY: That's my theory: immediate electrocution of all ignorant and dirty people.
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Until that moment, he hadn't even considered the possibility of electrocution.
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Your occasional electrocution or fatal tumble down a flight of steep cellar stairs.
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The torture scenes are more visceral than Homeland's, involving electrocution and firing squads.
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You could be locked up or stuck in the electrocution chair.
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In January, the state of Virginia put an inmate to death by electrocution.
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A strait-jacket, indeed, is not a camisole, just as electrocution is not hanging.
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If I had a choice, I would choose death by electrocution.
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If electrocution is found unconstitutional, they can turn to death by firing squad.
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Electrocution through the time
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