versus

versus
[ˈvɜːsəs]
preposición
1. contra (Law & Sport)

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versus [ver-sos]
preposición
1. En contra (against).
Se abrevia vs. y se emplea en demandas y litigios, como por ej.: The State versus John Doe, El Estado en contra de Fulano de Tal.

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