litigating

ˈlɪtɪˌɡeɪtɪŋ

Definition

Definition of litigating - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

legal

TECH.

engaged in a lawsuit or legal action

TECH.

The litigating parties met in court to resolve their dispute.
The litigating lawyer presented new evidence.
Both litigating sides were exhausted after the trial.

prosecuting

suing

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Origin of litigating

Latin, litigare (to dispute) + -ing (present participle)

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French:en litige, ...
German:prozessführend, ...
Italian:litigante, ...
Spanish:litigante, ...
Portuguese:em litígio, ...
Chinese:正在诉讼的, ...
Japanese:訴訟中の, ...
Arabic:مُتَقاضٍ, ...
Hebrew:מִתְדַּיֵּן, ...
Russian:судящийся, ...
Ukrainian:судовий, ...
Hindi:मुकदमेबाज, ...
Bengali:মামলায় জড়িত, ...
Catalan:litigant, ...
Czech:soudící se, ...
Danish:sagsøgende, ...
Dutch:procesvoerend, ...
Greek:ενάγων, ...
Hungarian:pereskedő, ...
Khmer:កំពុងដោះស្រាយក្ដី, ...
Korean:소송 중인, ...
Persian:در حال دعوا, ...
Polish:będący w sporze sądowym, ...
Portuguese (BR):litigante, ...
Romanian:în proces, ...
Swedish:i rättstvist, ...
Thai:ที่ฟ้องร้อง, ...
Turkish:dava açan, ...
Vietnamese:kiện tụng, ...

litigate

ˈlɪtɪˌɡeɪt

Definition of litigate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

legal

intr.

engage in legal proceedings or lawsuits

intr.

The company decided to litigate against the new regulations.

contest

prosecute

sue

law

tr.

contest a matter in court

tr.

They chose to litigate the property dispute.

prosecute

sue

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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:plaider, porter une affaire devant les tribunaux, ...
German:klagen, gerichtlich ausfechten, ...
Italian:fare causa, intentare una causa, ...
Spanish:litigar, pleitear, ...
Portuguese:litigar, contestar judicialmente, ...
Chinese:打官司, 诉讼, ...
Japanese:訴訟を起こす, ...
Arabic:تقاضى, تَقاضَى, ...
Hebrew:לִתְבּוֹעַ, לְהִתְדַּיֵּן, ...
Russian:судиться, оспаривать, ...
Ukrainian:судитися, відсудитися, ...
Hindi:मुकदमा करना, मुकदमा लड़ना, ...
Bengali:মোকদ্দমা করা, মামলা লড়া, ...
Catalan:litigar, pledejar, ...
Czech:vést soudní spor, soudně řešit, ...
Danish:føre retssag, føre retssag om, ...
Dutch:procederen, uitvechten, ...
Greek:προσφεύγω στη δικαιοσύνη, διεκδικώ δικαστικά, ...
Hungarian:pereskedni, bíróság előtt vitatni, ...
Khmer:ដោះស្រាយវិវាទតាមផ្លូវតុលាការ, តតាំងក្តី, ...
Korean:소송하다, 법정에서 다투다, ...
Persian:دعوی کرد, اقامه دعوا کردن, ...
Polish:procesować się, dochodzić swoich praw w sądzie, ...
Portuguese (BR):litigar, disputar judicialmente, ...
Romanian:a intenta proces, a se judeca în instanță, ...
Swedish:processa, driva en rättsprocess, ...
Thai:ฟ้องร้อง, ต่อสู้คดี, ...
Turkish:dava açmak, mahkemede dava etmek, ...
Vietnamese:kiện tụng, tranh tụng, ...

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