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1 indictment
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2 bill of indictment
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3 filed an indictment
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4 filing an indictment
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5 present an indictment
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6 bill
n. Bill (voornaam); rekeningbill1[ bil] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 rekening ⇒ factuur, nota2 lijst ⇒ aanplakbiljet, (strooi)biljet; programma3 certificaat ⇒ bewijs, brief, rapport4 bek ⇒ snavel, neus♦voorbeelden:〈Brits-Engels; bouwkunst〉 bill of quantities • (quanta) bestek, kostenraming, begrotingstick no bills • verboden aan te plakken〈 scheepvaart〉 bill of health • gezondheidsattest, gezondheidspas〈 scheepvaart〉 bill of lading • vrachtbrief, cognossementbill of rights 〈 ook Bill of Rights〉 • officiële verklaring van de rechten van bepaalde groepen van personen, Bill of Rights 〈Brits-Engels: grondwettelijke overeenkomst van 1689; Amerikaans-Engels: de eerste tien amendementen op de Grondwet〉bill of sale • koopakte, koopcontractbills payable • te betalen wisselsbills receivable • te innen wisselsfill/fit the bill • geschikt zijn, aan iemands wensen tegemoet komen→ clean clean/————————bill2♦voorbeelden:II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 op het affiche plaatsen ⇒ aankondigen, aanplakken♦voorbeelden:2 the gas company bills its customers every quarter • het gasbedrijf stuurt zijn klanten elk kwartaal een rekening -
7 indict
v. aanklagen (rechtbank)[ indajt] 〈zelfstandig naamwoord: indictment〉
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indictment — in·dict·ment /in dīt mənt/ n 1: the action or the legal process of indicting 2 a: a formal written statement framed by a prosecuting authority and found by a grand jury that charges a person or persons with an offense compare complaint, informati … Law dictionary
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