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v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. (jemanden) allg. accuse (+ Gen. oder wegen of); JUR. charge (with); des Hochverrats etc.: impeach; vor einem Schwurgericht: indict* * *to charge; to impeach; to accuse; to indict* * *ạn|kla|gen ['ankl-] sep1. vtor wegen etw anklagen — to charge sb with sth, to accuse sb of sth
2) (fig) (= verurteilen) to condemn; (Buch, Rede) to be a condemnation of; (= anprangern) to be an indictment ofjdn anklagen, etw getan zu haben — to accuse sb of having done sth
2. vito cry out in protest or accusation; (Buch, Bilder etc) to cry out in condemnation* * ** * *an|kla·genI. vt▪ jdn [einer S. gen [o wegen einer S. gen]] \anklagen to charge sb [with sth], to accuse sb [of sth]▪ jdn \anklagen, etw getan zu haben to accuse sb of doing [or having done] sth▪ jdn/etw \anklagen to denounce sb/sth* * *1.transitives Verb1) (Rechtsw.) charge; accusejemanden einer Sache (Gen.) od. wegen etwas anklagen — charge somebody with or accuse somebody of something
2) (geh.): (beschuldigen) accuse2.intransitives Verb cry out in accusationjemanden anklagend ansehen — look at somebody accusingly
* * *anklagen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)1. (jemanden) allg accuse (+gen oder* * *1.transitives Verb1) (Rechtsw.) charge; accusejemanden einer Sache (Gen.) od. wegen etwas anklagen — charge somebody with or accuse somebody of something
2) (geh.): (beschuldigen) accuse2.intransitives Verb cry out in accusation* * *v.to accuse v.to impeach v.to indict v.to prosecute v. -
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I Part. Präs. anklagenII Adj. (Ton) accusing; (Blick) reproachful* * *accusatory; accusing* * *ạn|kla|gend1. adjTon accusing, accusatory; Blick reproachful; Buch, Bild etc that cries out in condemnation2. advreproachfully* * *an·kla·gendI. adj1. (anprangernd) denunciatory2. (eine Beschuldigung beinhaltend) accusatory* * *C. adv:jemanden anklagend ansehen look at sb reproachfully* * *adj.accusatory adj. -
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I Adj. reproachfulII Adv. anblicken etc.: reproachfully* * *accusing; reproachful* * *vor|wurfs|voll1. adjreproachful2. advreproachfully* * *1) (showing or expressing reproach: a reproachful look; reproachful words.) reproachful* * *vor·wurfs·vollI. adj reproachfulII. adv reproachfully* * *1. 2.adverbial reproachfully* * *A. adj reproachfulB. adv anblicken etc: reproachfully* * *1. 2.adverbial reproachfully* * *adj.reproachful adj. adv.accusingly adv.reproachfully adv. -
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