Apelar
to appeal; to appeal a decisionverb
- Alternative meanings
to appeal; to file an appeal; to challenge a decision before a higher authority or court; to request review of a ruling
- Pronunciation
ah-peh-LAR
- Root and affixes
A loanword from Spanish apelar, used especially in legal or administrative contexts. Pag-apelar is the act of appealing or an appeal. I-apelar can mean to appeal something or submit something for appeal.
- Variants or conjugations
to appeal; appeal/appealing; to appeal something; appeal; to turn to/appeal to; request/petition
- Related words and expressions
appeal; court; decision; law; case; resort/appeal to; request; lawsuit
- Meaning and usage notes
Use apelar for the legal or administrative sense of appealing a decision to a higher authority. For appealing to someone as asking for help or pleading, modangop or hangyo may sound more natural depending on context.
Miadto siya sa korte aron moapelar sa desisyon.
He/She went to court to appeal the decision.
Mahimo nimo i-apelar ang resulta sulod sa gitakdang panahon.
You can appeal the result within the set deadline.
