interpor

[ĩ.tɛɾ.poɾ]

verb

to interpose

1. to place or insert something between two things

The lawyer decided to interpose an objection during the trial.

O advogado decidiu interpor uma objeção durante o julgamento.

2. to intervene or mediate between parties

She interposed herself between the two arguing parties.

Ela se interpos entre as duas partes que discutiam.

3. to offer or present formally (especially in legal contexts)

The defendant interposes a plea of not guilty.

O réu interpõe uma alegação de inocência.

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General Brazilian

interpor

standard usage, commonly used in legal and formal contexts

Portugal

interpor

standard usage, formal and legal contexts

interpor objeção - to lodge an objection

interpor recurso - to file an appeal

interpor recurso ao tribunal - to appeal to court

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