No. 13,321 in Spanish
querella
"Querella" means "complaint" or "lawsuit," often referring to a legal dispute or accusation.
In a sentence
La empresa presentó una querella contra su ex trabajador por incumplimiento de contrato.
The company filed a lawsuit against its former employee for breach of contract.
In this sentence, 'querella' refers to a formal legal complaint or lawsuit, showcasing its use in a juridical context.
Después del desacuerdo en la reunión, algunos miembros del grupo expresaron una querella sobre las decisiones tomadas.
After the disagreement in the meeting, some of the group members expressed a grievance about the decisions made.
Here, 'querella' conveys a complaint or grievance, highlighting interpersonal disagreement or dissatisfaction.
El escritor incluyó en su obra una querella filosófica sobre los misterios de la existencia humana.
The writer included in his work a philosophical dispute about the mysteries of human existence.
In this case, 'querella' pertains to a debate or dispute, particularly intellectual or philosophical in nature.
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