paroled
pəˈroʊld
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Definition of paroled - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

early releaseallowed to leave prison early
  • She was paroled for good behavior after serving five years.
  • The paroled inmate found a job quickly.
  • Paroled prisoners must check in regularly with their officers.
liberated released
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Origin of paroled

French, parole (word of honor)

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  1. French:en liberté conditionnelle, ...
  2. German:wegen guter Führung entlassen, ...
  3. Italian:rilasciata anticipatamente, ...
  4. Spanish:liberada bajo palabra, ...
  5. Portuguese:libertada condicionalmente, ...
  6. Chinese:提前出狱的, ...
  7. Japanese:模範的な行動で釈放された, ...
  8. Arabic:مُفْرَج عَنْه شَرْطِيًّا, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְשֻׁחְרָר עַל תְּנַאי, ...
  10. Russian:освобожденный досрочно, ...
  11. Ukrainian:звільнена достроково, ...
  12. Hindi:पैरोल पर रिहा, ...
parole
pəˈroʊl

Definition of parole - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
prison releaseconditional release of a prisoner before full sentence served
  • He was granted parole after serving ten years.
probation release
2.
legalsystem governing conditional releases of prisoners
  • The parole system aims to reintegrate prisoners into society.
probation
3.
immigrationTECH.USpermission for a foreigner to enter the U.S. on humanitarian groundsTECH.US
  • He was granted parole to enter the U.S. for medical treatment.

Verb

1.
conditional freedomintr.be released from prison on paroleintr.
  • He will parole next month if approved.
2.
legal releasetr.release a prisoner under specific conditionstr.
  • The board decided to parole the inmate.
liberate release
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Expressions with parole

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officially allowed to leave prison early under conditions
He hopes to be granted parole next year.
group deciding prisoner's early release
The parole board granted him early release.
official meeting where a board decides if a prisoner gains supervised release
Her parole hearing was scheduled for next month before the state board.
official supervising released prisoners
The parole officer scheduled monthly check-ins with the former inmate.
conditional early freedom from prison granted under rules and supervision
The prisoner’s release on parole caused debate among the victim’s family.
conditionally released from prison
He was on parole after serving five years in prison.

Origin of parole

French, parole (word)

Examples of parole in a sentence

  • Parole can be revoked if conditions are not met.
  • Parole decisions are made by a special board.
  • He was released on parole after serving five years.
  • Parole was granted for the refugee's urgent surgery.
  • The family received parole due to the crisis in their country.
  • After serving ten years, she may parole in December.

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  1. French:libération conditionnelle, être libéré conditionnellement, ...
  2. German:Bewährung, auf Bewährung entlassen werden, ...
  3. Italian:libertà condizionale, essere rilasciato in libertà condizionale, ...
  4. Spanish:libertad condicional, obtener la libertad condicional, ...
  5. Portuguese:liberdade condicional, sair em liberdade condicional, ...
  6. Chinese:假释, 获假释, ...
  7. Japanese:仮釈放, 仮釈放される, ...
  8. Arabic:إِفْرَاج مَشْرُوط, يُفرج عنه افراجا مشروطا, ...
  9. Hebrew:שִׁחְרוּר עַל תְּנַאי, לְהִשְׁתַּחְרֵר בְּשִׁחְרוּר עַל תְּנַאי, ...
  10. Russian:условно-досрочное освобождение, освобождаться условно-досрочно, ...
  11. Ukrainian:умовно-дострокове звільнення, звільнятися умовно-достроково, ...
  12. Hindi:सशर्त रिहाई, पैरोल पर रिहा होना, ...
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