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[kən'vɪkt] déclarer ou reconnaître coupable;∎ she was convicted elle a été déclarée ou reconnue coupable;∎ to convict sb of or for sth déclarer ou reconnaître qn coupable de qch;∎ you stand convicted by your own words vos propres paroles vous condamnent2 noun[kən'vɪkt] rendre un verdict de culpabilité;∎ the jury is unlikely to convict il est peu probable que le jury rende un verdict de culpabilité
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