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quash - translation to arabic
QUASH
REQUEST TO INVALIDATE A COURT DECISION OR PROCEEDING
Quash; Quashing
الفعل
أَبْطَلَ ; اِنْتَسَخَ ; اِنْتَقَضَ ; بَطَّلَ ; دَمَغَ ; فَسَخَ ; نَقَضَ ; وَقَّفَ
quash
REQUEST TO INVALIDATE A COURT DECISION OR PROCEEDING
Quash; Quashing
فِعْل : يلغي . يسحق . يقمع
quash
REQUEST TO INVALIDATE A COURT DECISION OR PROCEEDING
Quash; Quashing
VT
أبطل ، ألغى سحق ، قمع
أبطل ، ألغى سحق ، قمع
Definition
quash
¦ verb
1. reject as invalid, especially by legal procedure.
2. suppress: rumours of job losses were quashed.
Origin
ME: from OFr. quasser 'annul', from late L. cassare (med. L. also quassare), from cassus 'null, void'; cf. squash1.
Examples of use of quash
1. The government used proxy militias to quash the revolt.
2. Mr Justice Sullivan severely criticised the home secretary for first claiming to international human rights monitors that the courts could quash control orders, but then a year later telling the courts that it would be "inappropriate" to quash them.
3. Its weak transitional government, backed by Ethiopian troops, is struggling to quash an Islamic insurgency.
4. Bush should have insisted that Musharraf quash the Taliban too, he said.
5. The other companies quickly turned to Congress to quash the idea.