juez interino (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech

Noun phrase.

Phonetic transcription

/jweθ in.te.ˈɾi.no/

Use in the Spanish language

• Frequency: The term "juez interino" is commonly used in legal settings in Spanish-speaking countries.
• Usage: It is predominantly used in written contexts, such as legal documents, official communications, and court rulings.

Example Sentences

1. El juez interino dictó una resolución provisional en el caso. The interim judge issued a provisional ruling in the case.
2. El juez interino fue designado para cubrir la ausencia del titular. The acting judge was appointed to cover for the absence of the regular judge.

Idiomatic Expressions

• Juez interino is used in various idiomatic expressions in legal contexts:
• Estar de juez interino: To act temporarily as a judge.
• Nombramiento como juez interino: Appointment as an acting judge.
• Juez interino de paz: Temporary peace judge.
• Funciones de juez interino: Functions of an acting judge.

Etymology

• Juez: Comes from the Latin "iudex," which means judge.
• Interino: Comes from the Latin "interinus," meaning temporary or interim.

Synonyms and Antonyms

• Synonyms: Juez provisional (Provisional judge), Juez suplente (Substitute judge), Juez sustituto (Alternate judge).
• Antonyms: Juez titular (Regular judge), Juez permanente (Permanent judge).