Definition of litigate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
legalintr. engage in legal proceedings or lawsuitsintr.
- The company decided to litigate to challenge the new regulations.
2.
lawtr. contest a matter in courttr.
- They chose to litigate the property dispute.
Origin of litigate
Latin, litigare (to dispute)
Examples of litigate in a sentence
The parties agreed to litigate rather than settle. The company plans to litigate the contract claim. They litigated the case instead of settling.
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- French:ester en justice, porter une affaire devant les tribunaux, ...
- German:prozessieren, gerichtlich ausfechten, ...
- Italian:fare causa, intentare una causa, ...
- Spanish:litigar, ...
- Portuguese:litigar, contestar judicialmente, ...
- Chinese:进行诉讼, 诉讼, ...
- Japanese:訴訟を起こす, ...
- Arabic:تَقاضى, تَقاضَى, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְדַּיֵּן, ...
- Russian:судиться, оспаривать, ...
- Ukrainian:судитися, відсудитися, ...
- Hindi:मुकदमा लड़ना, ...
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