No. 12,883 in Spanish
parole
The Spanish word "parole" does not exist; it may be a mix-up with the English word or Italian "parole" (words).
In a sentence
El programa de parole permite a las personas ingresar temporalmente al país.
The parole program allows individuals to temporarily enter the country.
In this political or legal context, the word 'parole' refers to a temporary entry permit into a country.
Mi tío fue liberado bajo parole luego de cumplir parte de su condena.
My uncle was released on parole after serving part of his sentence.
In this legal context, 'parole' indicates conditional release of an individual from imprisonment.
Durante un tiempo, estuve bajo parole, siguiendo las reglas establecidas.
For a time, I was on parole, following the established rules.
Here, 'parole' is used in a legal sense, indicating conditional freedom under supervision.
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