No. 11,028 in Spanish
dolo
"Dolo" in Spanish refers to "fraud" or "intentional deceit" in legal terms.
In a sentence
El corredor sintió un gran dolo en la pierna después del maratón.
The runner felt a great pain in his leg after the marathon.
In this sentence, 'dolo' is used to mean 'pain,' referring to physical discomfort.
El juez determinó que el acusado actuó con dolo, perjudicando a otros deliberadamente.
The judge determined that the accused acted with deceit, harming others deliberately.
Here, 'dolo' refers to malicious intent, commonly used in legal contexts.
Nos enseñaron que en caso de dolo, debemos buscar orientación legal inmediata.
We were taught that in case of deceit, we should seek immediate legal advice.
This sentence shows 'dolo' as intentional wrongdoing or fraud, again applicable in legal settings.
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