Definitions for abator
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
a•bateəˈbeɪt(v.)a•bat•ed, a•bat•ing.
(v.t.)to reduce in amount, degree, intensity, etc.; lessen; diminish:
to abate a tax; to abate one's enthusiasm.
Law. to stop or suppress (an action, nuisance, etc.). to annul (a writ).
Category: Law
to deduct or subtract:
to abate part of the price.
(v.i.)to diminish in intensity, violence, amount, etc.:
The storm has abated.
Law. to end; become null and void.
Category: Law
Origin of abate:
1300–50; ME < MF abatre to beat down =a-a -5+batre < LL batere, for L battuere to beat
a•bat′er(n.)
a•ba′tor(n.)
Wiktionary
abator(Noun)
One who abates a nuisance.
Webster Dictionary
Abator(noun)
one who abates a nuisance
Abator(noun)
a person who, without right, enters into a freehold on the death of the last possessor, before the heir or devisee
Translations for abator
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
abattoir(noun)
a place where animals are killed for food; a slaughterhouse.
- slagpaalAfrikaans

- مَسْلَخ، مَذْبَحArabic

- кланицаBulgarian

- matadouroPortuguese (BR)

- jatkyCzech

- die Schlachterei, das SchlachthausGerman

- slagteri; slagtehusDanish

- σφαγείοGreek

- mataderoSpanish

- tapamajaEstonian

- کشتارگاهFarsi

- teurastamoFinnish

- abattoirFrench

- בֵּית מִטבָּחַיִיםHebrew

- वधशालाHindi

- klaonicaCroatian

- vágóhídHungarian

- rumah pemotongan hewan, pejagalanIndonesian

- sláturhúsIcelandic

- mattatoio, macelloItalian

- 畜殺場Japanese

- 도살장Korean

- skerdyklaLithuanian

- lopkautuveLatvian

- rumah penyembelihanMalay

- abattoirDutch

- slakteriNorwegian

- rzeźniaPolish

- مسلخ، كشتارگاهPersian

- مسلخ، د ژويو د حلالولو ځاىPashto

- matadouroPortuguese

- abatorRomanian

- скотобойняRussian

- jatky, bitúnokSlovak

- klavnicaSlovenian

- klanicaSerbian

- slakthusSwedish

- โรงฆ่าสัตว์Thai

- mezbahaTurkish

- 屠宰場Chinese (Trad.)

- бойня, різницяUkrainian

- ذبح خانہUrdu

- lò mổVietnamese

- 屠宰场Chinese (Simp.)

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