rapto de niño (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech

Noun (masculine)

Phonetic Transcription

/ˈrap.to de ˈɲi.ɲo/

Use in the Spanish Language

The term "rapto de niño" is used in the legal domain, particularly in cases related to the abduction or kidnapping of a child. It is more commonly encountered in written legal documents or discussions related to child abduction cases.

Examples

1. El rapto de niños es un delito grave en muchos países. Child abduction is a serious crime in many countries.

2. La policía continúa la búsqueda del responsable del rapto de niño en la escuela. The police continue the search for the person responsible for the child abduction at the school.

Idiomatic Expressions

"Rapto de niño" is not part of any specific idiomatic expression in Spanish.

Etymology

• Rapto: From the Latin "raptus," meaning "kidnapping" or "abduction."
• Niño: From the Latin "nīnus," meaning "infant" or "young child."

Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms: - Secuestro de menor - Kidnapping de niños

Antonyms: - Liberación de niño - Entrega voluntaria de niño