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accusations
Italian
Italian
English
English
accusa [akˈkuza] N f
1. accusa:
accusa
accusation
accusa
charge
un'accusa falsa, ingiusta, infondata
a false, unjust, insubstantial accusation
non c'erano accuse fondate
there was no case to answer
difendersi da un'accusa
to defend oneself against a charge
lanciare or scagliare un'accusa contro qn
to fling an accusation at sb
dire qc in tono d'accusa
to say sth accusingly
2. accusa LAW (imputazione):
accusa
accusation
accusa
charge
accusa di rapina, di omicidio
robbery, murder charge
accusa penale
criminal charge
mettere qn sotto accusa
to charge or indict sb
essere sotto accusa
to be under indictment
essere arrestato con l'accusa di qc
to be arrested on a charge of sth
muovere un'accusa contro qn
to make or to lay an accusation against sb, to bring an indictment against sb
formulare un'accusa contro qn
to press a criminal charge against sb
rispondere or replicare a un'accusa
to answer a charge
sostenere un'accusa
to uphold an accusation
respingere un'accusa
to ward off or rebut a charge
ritirare un'accusa
to withdraw an accusation
provare un'accusa
to substantiate a charge
confutare un'accusa
to refute an accusation
smentire un'accusa
to deny an accusation
smontare un'accusa
to demolish an accusation
controbattere un'accusa
to counter an accusation
fare cadere le accuse
to drop the charges
prosciogliere qn da un'accusa di
to acquit sb of
sottrarsi a un'accusa
to dodge an accusation
capo d'accusa
criminal charge or count
atto d'accusa
indictment contro: of
also fig mettere in stato d'accusa
to commit sb to a court for trial
un testimone d'accusa
a witness for the Crown Brit
un testimone d'accusa
a witness for the State Am
3. accusa LAW (pubblico ministero):
accusa, also pubblica accusa
prosecution
avvocato dell'accusa
prosecuting lawyer or attorney Am
4. accusa REL (confessione):
accusa dei peccati
confession or acknowledgement of one's sins
accuse siffatte
such accusations
insussistente prova, accusa
groundless
insussistente prova, accusa
baseless
English
English
Italian
Italian
criminal charges
accuse f penali
to press, drop criminal charges (against sb)
formulare, lasciare cadere le accuse (contro qn)
to face criminal charges
affrontare un'accusa penale
assault charge
accusa f di aggressione
bum rap
falsa accusa f
arraignment (by judge)
contestazione f dell'atto di accusa
finger-wagging
accusa f
DPP
direttore della pubblica accusa
to hurl insults, accusations at sb
lanciare insulti, accuse a qn
Italian
Italian
English
English
accusa [ak·ˈku:·za] N f
1. accusa (attribuzione di colpa):
accusa
accusation
2. accusa LAW:
accusa
charge
3. accusa LAW:
accusa
prosecution
pubblica accusa
the prosecution
English
English
Italian
Italian
imputation
accusa f
accusation
accusa f
allegation
accusa f
indictment
atto m d'accusa
indictment
accusa f
impeach
mettere in stato di accusa
to fling accusations at sb
lanciare accuse contro qu
prosecuting attorney
avvocato(-a) dell'accusa m (f)
to trump up an accusation
montare un'accusa
to acquit sb of a charge
prosciogliere qn da un'accusa
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pubblica accusa
the prosecution
atto di accusa
indictment
essere in stato d'accusa LAW
to have been charged with an offense
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