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61status offenders — Youths charged with the status of being beyond the control of their legal guardian or are habitually disobedient, truant from school, or having committed other acts that would not be a crime if committed by an adult, i.e., smoking. Also referred… …
62status — m. med. Estado. Medical Dictionary. 2011 …
63status bar — UK US noun [C] ► IT a narrow area at the bottom of a computer screen or window that shows information about the program or document that is being used: »If you are entering a secure page you will probably see a closed padlock in the status bar …
64status offender — n: a juvenile under the jurisdiction of the court because of acts that would not be criminal if committed by an adult but that indicate the child is beyond parental control compare juvenile delinquent, youthful offender Merriam Webster’s… …
65STATUS — positura et situs corporis in pugna est. Cum enim se Gladiatores olim in arma colligebant, sui defendendi et alterius petendi causâ, illam ex arte totius corporis posituram vocabant Statum. Sic Plautus, Milit. Actu 4. sc. 9. v. 12. 13. In Statu… …
66status symbol — {{hw}}{{status symbol}}{{/hw}}locuz. sost. m. inv. (pl. ingl. status symbols ) Ogni segno esteriore che denota la condizione sociale di una persona, spec. quando è indice di ricchezza o prestigio …
67status symbol — status .symbol n something that you have or own that you think shows high social rank or position ▪ A Rolls Royce is seen as a status symbol …
68status — → estatus. ⊕ status quo → statu quo …
69status symbol — status symbols N COUNT A status symbol is something that a person has or owns that shows they have money or importance in society …
70status — |státus| s. m. 2 núm. 1. Estatuto ou situação de uma pessoa ou entidade. 2. Estatuto privilegiado. ‣ Etimologia: palavra latina que significa posição de pé, estado, situação, condição …
