Sommario
divorce {sostantivo}
divorzio · divorziato · divorziata
to divorce {verbo}
decretare il divorzio · separare · scindere · divorziare
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "divorce"
"divorce" traduzione italiano
divorce {sostantivo}
In the event of divorce or separation, the children are often the most vulnerable.
The consequences of divorce on the child are manifold, profound and permanent.
What links are there between contraception, infidelity, abortion and divorce?
Among the problems connected with divorce, there is a particular concern for the children.
Polygamy, divorce and "free love" - are these manifestations of liberation or slavery?
divorce {sostantivo} (anche: divorcee)
There are, I'm sure, enough divorced people in this room to know about the hostility, the anger, who knows what.
Girl 2: Divorced -- parents divorced, maybe.
And like I said, we have those divorced friends who may secretly or subconsciously be trying to break us up.
The problem relates to Poles who were previously married to German spouses but are now divorced, and who are treated as no better than paedophiles.
Our neighborhood was full of large families, where fathers were the heads of households, so I grew up seeing my mother as a divorcee in a patriarchal environment.
divorce {sostantivo} (anche: divorcee)
It is difficult to accept such a barbaric act could be carried out for the mere fact of having had a baby after a divorce.
to divorce {verbo}
to divorce [divorced|divorced] {v. t.}
to divorce [divorced|divorced] (to dissociate) {v. t.} (anche: to winnow, to discerp, to unsolder)
Adults may divorce, but a parent should never be able to divorce its children.
Because life doesn't really deal in things; there are no things in the natural world divorced from their systems.
As long ago as 1993, Parliament had adopted, on my initiative, a report on the pension entitlements of women who were divorced or living separately from their partners.
A heritage denied, ignored or distorted leaves a society divorced from reality, its true nature and character still oppressed, still deprived of its birthright.
to divorce [divorced|divorced] (to dissociate) {v. t.} (anche: to decompose)
to divorce [divorced|divorced] {v. i.}
It's about a guy who's on the verge of divorce.
That's right -- when you have a close couple friend split up, it increases your chances of getting a divorce by 75 percent.
If Mrs El Saadawi is found guilty of apostasy, she will have to divorce, which is a violation of her private life.
I would do birthday parties, weddings, divorces, anything for anyone who wanted to use my services.
Just as I had suggested, the report also makes reference to the problem of social protection for divorced women.
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