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1 perseguire
perseguire v.tr.1 to follow; to pursue: perseguire uno scopo, to pursue one's aim (o object)2 (letter.) ( perseguitare) to persecute; to pursue (anche fig.): perseguire i buoni, to persecute the good3 (dir.) to prosecute; to indict; to institute legal proceedings (against); ( citare in giudizio) to sue; ( punire) to punish: i trasgressori saranno perseguiti a termine di legge, trespassers will be prosecuted.* * *[perse'gwire]verbo transitivo1) to pursue [ scopo]2) dir. to prosecute [ reato]* * *perseguire/perse'gwire/ [3]1 to pursue [ scopo]2 dir. to prosecute [ reato]. -
2 penalmente
* * *[penal'mente]perseguire qcn. penalmente — to prosecute sb
* * *penalmente/penal'mente/perseguire qcn. penalmente to prosecute sb. -
3 processare
try* * *processare v.tr. to try: processare qlcu. per assassinio, furto, to try s.o. for murder, theft // far processare, to bring to trial (o to prosecute): far processare qlcu. per un delitto, to bring s.o. to trial for a felony; far processare qlcu. per una leggera infrazione, to prosecute s.o. for a misdemeanour.* * *[protʃes'sare]verbo transitivoprocessare qcn. per omicidio, per frode — to try sb. for murder, fraud
* * *processare/prot∫es'sare/ [1]processare qcn. per omicidio, per frode to try sb. for murder, fraud. -
4 accusare
accuselaw chargeaccusare ricevuta acknowledge receipt* * *accusare v.tr.1 ( incolpare) to accuse (s.o. of sthg., of doing); (form.) to charge (s.o. with sthg., with doing): l'accusò di aver dimenticato di chiudere la porta a chiave, he accused her of forgetting to lock the door; l'accusò di negligenza, he accused her of negligence; fu accusata ingiustamente di furto e licenziata, she was wrongly charged with theft and sacked2 (dir.) to accuse (s.o. of sthg., of doing); to indict, to prosecute (s.o. for sthg., for doing); to charge (s.o. with sthg., with doing): fu accusato di omicidio, he was charged with murder // accusare qlcu. di crimini contro lo stato, to impeach s.o. for crimes against the state4 ( rivelare, manifestare) to reveal, to betray: accusare stanchezza, to betray tiredness; parole che accusano una grande ignoranza, words that reveal (o show) great ignorance5 ( dire di sentire) to complain (of sthg.): accusava un fortissimo mal di testa, she complained of a splitting headache6 (comm.) to acknowledge: accusiamo ricevuta della Vs. lettera, we acknowledge receipt of your letter8 ( scherma) to acknowledge.◘ accusarsi v.rifl. to accuse oneself (of sthg., of doing): si accusò del furto, he accused himself of the theft.* * *[akku'zare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (incolpare) to accuse [ persona] (di of); to blame [destino, sfortuna] (di of); [fatto, prova] to point to, to incriminate [ persona]2) dir. [ querelante] to accuse (di of); [polizia, giudice] to charge (di with)essere accusato di omicidio — to face murder charges, to be arraigned on a charge of murder
3) (lamentare) to complain of [ mal di testa]2.••* * *accusare/akku'zare/ [1]1 (incolpare) to accuse [ persona] (di of); to blame [destino, sfortuna] (di of); [fatto, prova] to point to, to incriminate [ persona]2 dir. [ querelante] to accuse (di of); [polizia, giudice] to charge (di with); essere accusato di omicidio to face murder charges, to be arraigned on a charge of murderII accusarsi verbo pronominale(se stessi) to take* the blame (di for), to say* one is guilty (di of)accusare il colpo to feel the blow; accusare ricevuta to acknowledge receipt. -
5 incriminare
indict* * ** * *[inkrimi'nare]incriminare qcn. di — to charge sb. with
* * *incriminare/inkrimi'nare/ [1][documento, prova] to incriminate [ persona]; incriminare qcn. di to charge sb. with. -
6 perseguire qcn. penalmente
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7 querelare
querelare v.tr. (dir.) to bring* an action against (s.o.), to proceed against (s.o.), to take* legal proceedings against (s.o.), to prosecute, to sue (at law).* * *[kwere'lare]verbo transitivoquerelare qcn. — to bring an action against sb., to lay o file a complaint against sb., to sue sb
* * *querelare/kwere'lare/ [1]querelare qcn. to bring an action against sb., to lay o file a complaint against sb., to sue sb. -
8 perseguire vt
[perse'ɡwire]1) (scopo, intento) to pursue2) Dir to prosecute -
9 perseguire
vt [perse'ɡwire]1) (scopo, intento) to pursue2) Dir to prosecute
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