Definition
Definition of detainable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
legal policeRare able to be held in custody by authoritiesRare
- The suspect is detainable under the new law.
- Only detainable offenses qualify for arrest.
- The law lists which crimes are detainable.
Origin of detainable
Latin, de- (down) + tenere (to hold)
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- French:détenable, ...
- German:inhaftierbar, ...
- Italian:arrestabile, ...
- Spanish:detenible, ...
- Portuguese:passível de detenção, ...
- Chinese:可拘留, ...
- Japanese:拘留可能な, ...
- Arabic:قابِل لِلاِحْتِجاز, ...
- Hebrew:נִתָּן לְמַעֲצָר, ...
- Russian:подлежащий задержанию, ...
- Ukrainian:затримуваний, ...
- Hindi:हिरासत योग्य, ...
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