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1 accusation
accusation [‚ækjʊˈzeɪ∫ən]* * *[ˌækjuː'zeɪʃn] -
2 accusation
accusation [‚ækju:'zeɪʃən]∎ to make an accusation (against sb) porter une accusation (contre qn);∎ there was a note of accusation in her voice sa voix pre-nait des accents un tant soit peu accusateurs;∎ she had no answer to the accusation that her fiscal policies had failed elle n'avait rien à répondre aux accusations selon lesquelles sa politique fiscale avait échoué∎ they brought an accusation of theft against him ils ont porté plainte contre lui pour vol -
3 accusation
[æ-]noun accusation -
4 syyte
nounaccusation flaw inculpation flaw accusation fxxxinculpation faccusation fblâme mprocès mlaw mise en examen f -
5 anklage
nounaccusation fverbaccuserpoursuivrexxxprocès maccusation finculpation f -
6 beskyldning
nounaccusation fxxxaccusation f -
7 syytös
nounaccusation fréclamation fxxxaccusation fblâme m -
8 prosecuting lawyer
noun avocat/-e m/f de l'accusation -
9 indictment
∎ indictment for fraud inculpation pour fraude -
10 impeachment
noun mise en accusation (en vue d'une destitution) -
11 incrimination
noun accusation -
12 sigtelse
nounlaw accusation flaw inculpation f -
13 tiltale
nounaccusation fallocution flaw inculpation fadresse fverbintéresserparler à qncharmerfascinerxxxattribueradresser la parole à qn -
14 moite
nounaccusation fréclamation fblâme mobjection fgriefcritique freproche mlésion fdemande fopposition f -
15 soimaus
nounréclamation fbaquet mcuve fblâme maccusation fréprimande freproche mxxxblâme m -
16 syyteoikeus
nounlaw droit de mise en accusation m -
17 vastasyytös
nouncontre-accusation f -
18 charge
charge [t∫α:dʒ]━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━1. noun4. compounds━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━1. noun• what is the charge? quel est le chef d'accusation ?• the charge was murder il était (or j'étais etc) inculpé de meurtre• they were convicted on all three charges ils ont été reconnus coupables pour les trois chefs d'accusationb. ( = accusation) accusation fc. ( = attack) charge fd. ( = fee) prix m• is there a charge? c'est payant ?• for a small charge, we can supply... pour un prix modique, nous pouvons fournir...• there is an extra charge for... il y a un supplément (à payer) pour...e. ( = responsibility) the patients in her charge les malades dont elle a la charge• to take charge (in firm, project) prendre la direction• who's in charge here? qui est le responsable ?• to be in charge of [+ department, operation, project] diriger ; [+ children, animals] s'occuper de• to put sb in charge of [+ firm, department, operation, project] confier à qn la direction def. (electrical) charge fb. ( = attack) charger• to charge $100 a day prendre 100 dollars par jour• to charge sb a fee of £200 faire payer 200 livres à qn• I can charge it to the company je peux me le faire rembourser par mon entreprise ; (on expense claim) je peux le mettre sur ma note de fraisd. [+ battery] chargere. ( = command) to charge sb to do sth charger qn de faire qcha. ( = rush) se précipiter• to charge in/out entrer/sortir en coup de vent• to charge up/down grimper/descendre à toute vitesseb. [battery] se recharger4. compounds* * *[tʃɑːdʒ] 1.1) ( fee) frais mpldelivery/handling charge — frais de livraison/manutention
small ou token charge — participation f
there's a charge of £2 for postage — il y a 2 livres de frais de port
2) Law inculpation fcriminal charges — poursuites fpl criminelles
to prefer ou press charges against something — engager des poursuites contre quelque chose
3) ( accusation) accusation f (of de)5) ( control)to be in charge — gen être responsable (of de); Military commander
the person in charge — le/la responsable
to put somebody in charge of something — confier la charge de quelque chose à quelqu'un [company, plane, project]
6) ( person in one's care) ( child) enfant mf dont on s'occupe; ( pupil) élève mf; ( patient) malade mf7) ( explosive) charge f8) Electricity, Physics charge f2.transitive verb1) Commerce faire payer [customer]; prélever [commission]; percevoir [interest] (on sur)I charge £20 an hour — je prends 20 livres de l'heure
interest is charged at 2% a month — l'intérêt perçu sera de 2% par mois
labour is charged at £25 per hour — il faut compter 25 livres de l'heure pour la main-d'œuvre
what do you charge for doing...? — combien faut-il compter pour faire...?
2) ( pay on account)to charge something to — mettre quelque chose sur [account]
5) ( rush at) charger [enemy]; [bull] foncer sur [person]6) Electricity, Physics charger3.1) ( demand payment)to charge for — faire payer [delivery, admission]
2) ( rush at)to charge at — charger [enemy]; [bull] foncer sur [person]
to charge across ou through — traverser [quelque chose] à toute vitesse [room]
to charge up/down — monter/descendre [quelque chose] à toute vitesse [stairs]
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19 count
I.count1 [kaʊnt]1. noun► on + countsa. ( = add up) compter• three more counting Charles trois de plus, en comptant Charlesb. ( = consider) estimera. compter• can he count? est-ce qu'il sait compter ?b. ( = be considered) compterc. ( = have importance) compter• a university degree counts for very little nowadays de nos jours un diplôme universitaire n'a pas beaucoup de valeur4. compoundsa. [+ money] compter pièce par pièce ; [+ small objects] compter• these contributions will count towards your pension ces cotisations seront prises en compte pour votre retraite= count onII.count2 [kaʊnt]( = nobleman) comte m* * *[kaʊnt] 1.1) ( numerical record) gen décompte m; Politics ( at election) dépouillement mto lose count — lit ne plus savoir où on en est dans ses calculs
I've lost count of the number of complaints I've received — je ne compte plus le nombre de plaintes que j'ai reçues
2) ( level) taux m3) ( figure) chiffre m4) Law chef m d'accusation5) ( point)6) ( in boxing)2.to be out for the count — (colloq) être KO (colloq) also fig
transitive verb1) ( add up) compter; vérifier [one's change]; énumérer [reasons, causes]to count the votes — Politics dépouiller le scrutin; gen compter les votes
to count the cost of something — fig faire le bilan de quelque chose
2) ( consider)3.1) gen, Mathematics compter2) ( be of importance) compter3) ( be considered) être considéré•Phrasal Verbs:- count in- count on- count up•• -
20 indictment
indictment [ɪnˈdaɪtmənt]( = bill) acte m d'accusation ( for de ) ; ( = process) mise f en examen ( for pour ) ; (US) accusation f (par le jury d'accusation)• such poverty is an indictment of the political system une telle pauvreté est une véritable mise en cause du système politique* * *[ɪn'daɪtmənt]1) Law acte m d'accusationunder indictment for murder — inculpé/-e de meurtre
2) ( criticism) mise f en accusation
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accusation — ► NOUN ▪ a charge or claim that someone has done something illegal or wrong … English terms dictionary
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accusation — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ serious ▪ baseless, false, unfounded, unsubstantiated ▪ ridiculous, wild ▪ bitter … Collocations dictionary
accusation — noun (C) a statement saying that someone is guilty of a crime or of doing something wrong: There isn t a word of truth in your accusations. (+ of): accusations of corruption | make an accusation against: Several serious accusations have been made … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
accusation — noun /ˌæk.jʊˈzeɪ.ʃən/ a) The act of accusing or charging with a crime or with a lighter offense. , [They] set up over his head his accusation Matthew 27:37 b) That of which one is accused; the charge of an offense or crime, or the declaration… … Wiktionary
accusation — (n.) late 14c., from O.Fr. acusacion or directly from L. accusationem (nom. accusatio), noun of action from pp. stem of accusare (see ACCUSE (Cf. accuse)) … Etymology dictionary
accusation — noun Date: 14th century 1. the act of accusing ; the state or fact of being accused 2. a charge of wrongdoing … New Collegiate Dictionary
accusation — noun a charge or claim that someone has done something illegal or wrong … English new terms dictionary
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accusation — noun Syn: allegation, charge, indictment, impeachment, claim, assertion, imputation … Synonyms and antonyms dictionary
accusation */ — UK [ˌækjʊˈzeɪʃ(ə)n] / US [ˌækjəˈzeɪʃ(ə)n] noun [countable] Word forms accusation : singular accusation plural accusations a claim that someone has done something illegal or wrong accusation that: The Minister denied the accusation that she had… … English dictionary