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1 assoluzione
f law acquittalreligion absolution* * *assoluzione s.f.1 (relig.) absolution2 (dir.) acquittal, discharge: una sentenza di assoluzione, a verdict of acquittal; assoluzione piena, full acquittal (o complete discharge); assoluzione per insufficienza di prove, acquittal for insufficiency of evidence.* * *[assolut'tsjone]sostantivo femminile2) relig. absolution* * *assoluzione/assolut'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 dir. (per non colpevolezza) acquittal; (per non punibilità) absolution, discharge; verdetto di assoluzione verdict of not guilty2 relig. absolution. -
2 assoluzione sf
[assolut'tsjone]Rel absolution, Dir acquittal -
3 assoluzione
sf [assolut'tsjone]Rel absolution, Dir acquittal -
4 assolvere
law acquitda un obbligo releasecompito carry out, performreligion absolve, give absolution to* * *assolvere v.tr.1 ( sciogliere) to release, to free: assolvere qlcu. da una promessa, da un giuramento, to release s.o. from a promise, an oath2 (dir.) to acquit, to discharge: l'imputato fu assolto dall'accusa di omicidio, the accused was acquitted of the charge of murder4 (relig.) to absolve.* * *[as'sɔlvere]verbo transitivoassolvere qcn. dall'accusa di (aver fatto) qcs. — to acquit sb. of (doing) sth
2) relig. to absolve [ peccatore] (da from, of)3) (sciogliere)assolvere qcn. da — to release sb. from [promessa, obbligo, debito]
4) (adempiere) [ persona] to discharge, to perform, to fulfil [compito, obbligo]; (estinguere) to discharge [ debito]* * *assolvere/as'sɔlvere/ [22]1 dir. (per non colpevolezza) to acquit; (per non punibilità) to absolve, to discharge; assolvere qcn. dall'accusa di (aver fatto) qcs. to acquit sb. of (doing) sth.2 relig. to absolve [ peccatore] (da from, of)3 (sciogliere) assolvere qcn. da to release sb. from [promessa, obbligo, debito]4 (adempiere) [ persona] to discharge, to perform, to fulfil [compito, obbligo]; (estinguere) to discharge [ debito]. -
5 proscioglimento
proscioglimento s.m.1 absolution, release2 (dir.) acquittal.* * *[proʃʃoʎʎi'mento]sostantivo maschile dir. acquittal* * *proscioglimento/pro∫∫oλλi'mento/sostantivo m.dir. acquittal.
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