How to Say “Protective Order” in Spanish

orden de protección
/oɾden de pɾoteɡθjon/from spelling rules
The English phrase "protective order" is translated into Spanish as orden de protección.
The term orden de protección is used in legal contexts to refer to a court order intended to protect a person from harm or harassment.

How do you pronounce it?

/oɾden de pɾoteɡθjon/

Did you know?

  • The word protección shares an ancestral root with the English word 'tegument', which refers to a natural covering or skin.
  • In a legal setting, if you are looking for a 'restraining order' specifically, you might hear the term orden de alejamiento, which literally means 'order of distancing'.
  • Depending on the country, an orden de protección may be issued by a judge or an administrative body, whereas in English these are almost exclusively court orders.

Examples in context

  • Una orden de protección es una medida legal que busca proteger a una persona en situación de riesgo o peligro.
    A protective order is a legal measure that aims to protect a person in a situation of risk or danger.
  • Por favor, necesito solicitar una orden de protección para garantizar mi seguridad.
    Please, I need to request a protective order to ensure my safety.
  • Ella solicitó una orden de protección.
    She requested a protective order.
  • El juez firmó la orden de protección.
    The judge signed the protective order.
  • Necesitamos una orden de protección inmediata.
    We need an immediate protective order.

Example conversation

A lawyer is discussing legal options with a client in an office.

  1. María

    Daniel, ¿ya solicitaste la orden de protección?
    Daniel, have you requested the protective order yet?
  2. Daniel

    No, María, todavía no he hablado con el abogado.
    No, María, I haven't spoken to the lawyer yet.
  3. María

    Debes pedir la orden de protección hoy mismo.
    You must request the protective order today.
  4. Daniel

    Tienes razón, es lo más importante ahora.
    You are right, it is the most important thing now.

Sources

  • IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
  • Word origins: Wiktionary entries de, orden, protección, CC BY-SA 4.0.
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