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1 accusa
f accusationlaw chargePubblica Accusa public prosecutor* * *accusa s.f.1 ( attribuzione di una colpa) accusation, charge; fare, muovere un'accusa a qlcu., to accuse s.o.; provare un'accusa, to show an accusation to be true; smentire un'accusa, to show an accusation to be untrue; negare un'accusa, to deny an accusation; difendersi da un'accusa, to defend oneself from an accusation2 (dir.) accusation, charge, indictment, arraignment; ritirare un'accusa, to withdraw a charge; formulare, intentare un'accusa, to charge, to bring a charge; essere assolto, prosciolto da un'accusa, to be acquitted of a charge // stato d'accusa, committal for trial; essere in stato d'accusa, to be committed for trial (o to be under accusation); messa in stato d'accusa del Presidente, (amer.) impeachment of the President // atto d'accusa, (bill of) indictment (o charge) // ( pubblica) accusa, (Public) Prosecution; ( la persona) Public Prosecutor, Prosecutor for the Crown (GB), District Attorney (USA) // testimone d'accusa, witness for the Prosecution; witness for the Crown (GB), witness for the People (USA) // accusa di crimini contro lo stato, impeachment3 ( carte) call.* * *[ak'kuza]sostantivo femminile1) accusation, chargelanciare un'accusa contro qcn. — to fling an accusation at sb
2) dir. (imputazione) accusation, chargemettere qcn. sotto accusa — to charge o indict sb.
prosciogliere qcn. da un'accusa di — to acquit sb. of
capo d'accusa — criminal charge o count
atto d'accusa — indictment ( contro of) (anche fig.)
mettere qcn. in stato d'accusa — to commit sb. to a court for trial
un testimone d'accusa — a witness for the Crown BE, a witness for the State AE
3) dir. (pubblico ministero)avvocato dell'accusa — prosecuting lawyer o attorney AE
* * *accusa/ak'kuza/sostantivo f.1 accusation, charge; lanciare un'accusa contro qcn. to fling an accusation at sb.2 dir. (imputazione) accusation, charge; accusa di omicidio murder charge; mettere qcn. sotto accusa to charge o indict sb.; essere sotto accusa to be under indictment; arrestato con l'accusa di arrested on a charge of; fare cadere le -e to drop the charges; prosciogliere qcn. da un'accusa di to acquit sb. of; capo d'accusa criminal charge o count; atto d'accusa indictment ( contro of) (anche fig.); mettere qcn. in stato d'accusa to commit sb. to a court for trial; un testimone d'accusa a witness for the Crown BE, a witness for the State AE3 dir. (pubblico ministero) (pubblica) accusa prosecution; avvocato dell'accusa prosecuting lawyer o attorney AE. -
2 giudizio sm
[dʒu'dittsjo] giudizio (-zi)1) (opinione) judgment, opiniondare o esprimere un giudizio su qn/qc — to express an opinion on sb/sth
non vorrei esprimere un giudizio troppo affrettato — I wouldn't like to pass judgment o to judge too hastily
2) (discernimento) judgment4) Rel judgment -
3 giudizio
sm [dʒu'dittsjo] giudizio (-zi)1) (opinione) judgment, opiniondare o esprimere un giudizio su qn/qc — to express an opinion on sb/sth
non vorrei esprimere un giudizio troppo affrettato — I wouldn't like to pass judgment o to judge too hastily
2) (discernimento) judgment4) Rel judgment -
4 accusa sf
[ak'kuza](gen) accusation, Dir chargefare o muovere un'accusa a qn — to make an accusation against sb
l'accusa; la pubblica accusa Dir — the prosecution
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5 stato pp
['stato] I stato (-a)See:II ['stato]1. smguarda in che stato si è ridotto! — look at the state it (o he) is in!
2)essere in stato d'accusa Dir — to have been charged with an offence Brit o offense Am, be committed for trialallo stato liquido/gassoso — in the liquid/gaseous state
2.III ['stato] smPol state -
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sf [ak'kuza](gen) accusation, Dir chargefare o muovere un'accusa a qn — to make an accusation against sb
l'accusa; la pubblica accusa Dir — the prosecution
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7 stato
pp ['stato] I stato (-a)See:II ['stato]1. smguarda in che stato si è ridotto! — look at the state it (o he) is in!
2)essere in stato d'accusa Dir — to have been charged with an offence Brit o offense Am, be committed for trialallo stato liquido/gassoso — in the liquid/gaseous state
2.III ['stato] smPol state
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