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evidence under oath

  • 1 Eid

    Eid m RECHT oath • an Eides statt RECHT in lieu of an oath • unter Eid RECHT under oath (Aussage) • unter Eid aussagen RECHT give evidence on oath, give evidence under oath (vor Gericht)
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    m < Recht> oath ■ unter Eid < Recht> Aussage under oath ■ unter Eid aussagen < Recht> vor Gericht give evidence on oath, give evidence under oath

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  • 2 aussagen

    (trennb., hat -ge-)
    I v/t Sache: express, convey; Person: state, declare, say; das Kunstwerk sagt etwas aus has something to say, has a message
    II v/i JUR. make a statement, give evidence; vor Gericht: testify, give evidence ( oder testimony) in court ( für in s.o.’s favo[u]r; gegen against s.o.; zu on); als Zeuge / vor Gericht aussagen give evidence ( oder testify) as a witness / in court
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    to predicate; to state; to testify; to declare
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    aus|sa|gen sep
    1. vt
    to say ( über +acc about); (= behaupten) to state; (unter Eid) to testify

    was will der Roman áússagen? — what message does this novel try to convey?

    etw über jdn áússagen (Jur) — to give sth in evidence about sb

    2. vi (JUR)
    (Zeuge) to give evidence; (Angeklagter, schriftlich) to make a statement; (unter Eid) to testify

    eidlich or unter Eid áússagen — to give evidence under oath

    für/gegen jdn áússagen — to give evidence or to testify for/against sb

    schriftlich áússagen — to make a written statement

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    (to give evidence, especially in a law court: He agreed to testify on behalf of / against the accused man.) testify
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    aus|sa·gen
    I. vt
    ▪ etw [über jdn/etw] \aussagen
    1. (darstellen) to say sth [about sb/sth]; JUR to give sth in evidence about sb/sth, to testify [to sb's actions/to sth]
    2. (deutlich machen) to say sth [about sb/sth]
    was will der Dichter mit diesem Gedicht \aussagen? what's the poet trying to say [or form convey] with this poem?
    II. vi JUR
    ▪ [vor etw dat] \aussagen Zeuge to testify [or give evidence] [before sth]; Angeklagter, Beschuldigter to make a statement [before sth]
    eidlich [o unter Eid] \aussagen to give evidence under oath, to depose form
    mündlich/schriftlich \aussagen to give evidence/to make a statement
    ▪ für/gegen jdn \aussagen to give evidence [or testify] in sb's favour [or AM -or]/against sb
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    1.
    1) say

    damit wird ausgesagt, dass... — this expresses the idea that...

    2) (fig.) <picture, novel, etc.> express
    3) (vor Gericht, vor der Polizei)

    aussagen, dass... — state that...; (unter Eid) testify that...

    2.
    intransitives Verb make a statement; (unter Eid) testify
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    aussagen (trennb, hat -ge-)
    A. v/t Sache: express, convey; Person: state, declare, say;
    sagt etwas aus has something to say, has a message
    B. v/i JUR make a statement, give evidence; vor Gericht: testify, give evidence ( oder testimony) in court (
    für in sb’s favo[u]r;
    gegen against sb;
    zu on);
    als Zeuge/vor Gericht aussagen give evidence ( oder testify) as a witness/in court
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    1.
    1) say

    damit wird ausgesagt, dass... — this expresses the idea that...

    2) (fig.) <picture, novel, etc.> express
    3) (vor Gericht, vor der Polizei)

    aussagen, dass... — state that...; (unter Eid) testify that...

    2.
    intransitives Verb make a statement; (unter Eid) testify
    * * *
    v.
    to predicate v.
    to reveal v.

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  • 3 aussägen

    (trennb., hat -ge-)
    I v/t Sache: express, convey; Person: state, declare, say; das Kunstwerk sagt etwas aus has something to say, has a message
    II v/i JUR. make a statement, give evidence; vor Gericht: testify, give evidence ( oder testimony) in court ( für in s.o.’s favo[u]r; gegen against s.o.; zu on); als Zeuge / vor Gericht aussagen give evidence ( oder testify) as a witness / in court
    * * *
    to predicate; to state; to testify; to declare
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    aus|sa|gen sep
    1. vt
    to say ( über +acc about); (= behaupten) to state; (unter Eid) to testify

    was will der Roman áússagen? — what message does this novel try to convey?

    etw über jdn áússagen (Jur) — to give sth in evidence about sb

    2. vi (JUR)
    (Zeuge) to give evidence; (Angeklagter, schriftlich) to make a statement; (unter Eid) to testify

    eidlich or unter Eid áússagen — to give evidence under oath

    für/gegen jdn áússagen — to give evidence or to testify for/against sb

    schriftlich áússagen — to make a written statement

    * * *
    (to give evidence, especially in a law court: He agreed to testify on behalf of / against the accused man.) testify
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    aus|sa·gen
    I. vt
    ▪ etw [über jdn/etw] \aussagen
    1. (darstellen) to say sth [about sb/sth]; JUR to give sth in evidence about sb/sth, to testify [to sb's actions/to sth]
    2. (deutlich machen) to say sth [about sb/sth]
    was will der Dichter mit diesem Gedicht \aussagen? what's the poet trying to say [or form convey] with this poem?
    II. vi JUR
    ▪ [vor etw dat] \aussagen Zeuge to testify [or give evidence] [before sth]; Angeklagter, Beschuldigter to make a statement [before sth]
    eidlich [o unter Eid] \aussagen to give evidence under oath, to depose form
    mündlich/schriftlich \aussagen to give evidence/to make a statement
    ▪ für/gegen jdn \aussagen to give evidence [or testify] in sb's favour [or AM -or]/against sb
    * * *
    1.
    1) say

    damit wird ausgesagt, dass... — this expresses the idea that...

    2) (fig.) <picture, novel, etc.> express
    3) (vor Gericht, vor der Polizei)

    aussagen, dass... — state that...; (unter Eid) testify that...

    2.
    intransitives Verb make a statement; (unter Eid) testify
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    aussägen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-) saw out
    * * *
    1.
    1) say

    damit wird ausgesagt, dass... — this expresses the idea that...

    2) (fig.) <picture, novel, etc.> express
    3) (vor Gericht, vor der Polizei)

    aussagen, dass... — state that...; (unter Eid) testify that...

    2.
    intransitives Verb make a statement; (unter Eid) testify
    * * *
    v.
    to predicate v.
    to reveal v.

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > aussägen

  • 4 aussagen

    aus|sa·gen
    vt
    etw [über jdn/etw] \aussagen
    1) ( darstellen) to say sth [about sb/sth]; jur to give sth in evidence about sb/sth, to testify [to sb's actions/to sth]
    2) ( deutlich machen) to say sth [about sb/sth];
    was will der Dichter mit diesem Gedicht \aussagen? what's the poet trying to say [or ( form) convey] with this poem?
    vi jur
    [vor etw dat] \aussagen Zeuge to testify [or give evidence] [before sth]; Angeklagter, Beschuldigter to make a statement [before sth];
    eidlich [o unter Eid] \aussagen to give evidence under oath, to depose ( form)
    mündlich/schriftlich \aussagen to give evidence/to make a statement;
    für/gegen jdn \aussagen to give evidence [or testify] in sb's favour [or (Am) -or] /against sb

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > aussagen

  • 5 Eid

    m; -(e)s, -e oath; an Eides statt in lieu of (an) oath; einen Eid ablegen oder leisten take an oath; einen Eid auf die Bibel ablegen swear by the (Holy) Bible; einen heiligen Eid schwören swear a holy oath; jemandem einen Eid abnehmen administer an oath to s.o.; einen Eid auf die Verfassung leisten solemnly swear to preserve, protect and defend the constitution; unter Eid aussagen testify ( oder give evidence) on oath; unter Eid stehen be under oath; etw. auf seinen Eid nehmen swear to s.th.; der Eid des Hippokrates the Hippocratic oath; tausend Eide schwören, dass... umg. swear by all that is holy ( oder sacred)
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    der Eid
    oath
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    [ait]
    m -(e)s, -e
    [-də] oath

    einen Éíd ablegen or leisten or schwören — to take or swear an oath

    einen Éíd auf die Bibel/Verfassung leisten — to swear an oath on the Bible/the constitution

    darauf kann ich einen Éíd schwören — I can swear to that, I can take my oath on that

    ich nehme es auf meinen Éíd, dass... — I would be prepared to swear that...

    jdm den Éíd abnehmen — to administer the oath to sb, to take the oath from sb

    unter Éíd — under or on oath

    eine Erklärung an Éídes statt abgeben (Jur) — to make a declaration in lieu of oath

    ich erkläre an Éídes statt, dass... — I do solemnly declare that...

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    (a solemn promise: He swore an oath to support the king.) oath
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    <-[e]s, -e>
    [ˈait, pl ˈaidə]
    m oath
    ein feierlicher/heiliger \Eid a solemn oath
    an \Eides statt JUR in lieu [or instead] of [an] oath
    an \Eides statt erklären [o versichern] to declare solemnly [or in lieu of [an] oath]
    eine Erklärung an \Eides statt an affirmation in lieu of [an] oath
    ich erkläre an \Eides statt, dass... I do solemnly declare that...
    einen falschen \Eid schwören to perjure oneself [or commit perjury]
    einen \Eid ablegen [o leisten] [o schwören] to swear [or take] an oath
    einen \Eid auf jdn/etw akk leisten to swear [or take] an oath of allegiance to sb/sth
    jdm einen \Eid abnehmen to administer an oath to sb [or swear sb in]
    etw auf seinen \Eid nehmen to swear to sth
    jeden \Eid schwören, dass... to swear on one's mother's grave that...
    darauf kann ich einen \Eid schwören I would swear [an oath] to it
    es steht \Eid gegen \Eid it's one person's word against another's
    unter \Eid [stehen] [to be] under [or BRIT on] oath
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    der; Eid[e]s, Eide oath

    einen Eid leisten od. ablegen — swear or take an oath

    einen Eid auf die Verfassung schwören — solemnly swear to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution

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    Eid m; -(e)s, -e oath;
    an Eides statt in lieu of (an) oath;
    leisten take an oath;
    einen Eid auf die Bibel ablegen swear by the (Holy) Bible;
    einen heiligen Eid schwören swear a holy oath;
    jemandem einen Eid abnehmen administer an oath to sb;
    einen Eid auf die Verfassung leisten solemnly swear to preserve, protect and defend the constitution;
    unter Eid aussagen testify ( oder give evidence) on oath;
    unter Eid stehen be under oath;
    der Eid des Hippokrates the Hippocratic oath;
    tausend Eide schwören, dass … umg swear by all that is holy ( oder sacred)
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    der; Eid[e]s, Eide oath

    einen Eid leisten od. ablegen — swear or take an oath

    einen Eid auf die Verfassung schwören — solemnly swear to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution

    * * *
    -e m.
    oath n.

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