préjudice
French → English
noun//pʁe.ʒy.dis//
(law) Harm: physical, financial, or moral damage caused to a person, often giving grounds for legal compensation.
La victime demande réparation pour le préjudice moral subi lors de l'accident.
(English) The victim is seeking compensation for the emotional harm suffered during the accident.
Cette calomnie a causé un grave préjudice à la réputation professionnelle du docteur.
(English) This slander caused serious harm to the doctor's professional reputation.
Entry ID: fr:en:préjudice · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary