acquit in the PONS Dictionary

acquit Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to acquit oneself well
dobro se pokazati prvi put u nečemu

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He was acquitted after there was found to be little evidence of his direct involvement.
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Eventually, almost all the prisoners were acquitted or the charges against them were dismissed.
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In 2009, the government investigated and prosecuted 14 trafficking suspects and convicted 11 trafficking offenders; courts acquitted three persons.
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Although he was ultimately acquitted of all charges the ordeal nevertheless left him much affected, requiring his interment in a psychiatric hospital.
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There her father gave himself up to the authorities and was tried for his part in the rebellion but was eventually acquitted.
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He therefore was unable to participate in his legal defence, though he was acquitted before the end of the trial.
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He was acquitted, only barely escaping the guillotine.
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Seven men were eventually acquitted in a local trial.
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They were arrested and charged, but later acquitted.
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In total, 142 prisoners have been either acquitted, or received pardons or commutations on the basis of possible innocence, since 1973.
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