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1 indictment
in·dict·ment[ɪnˈdaɪtmənt]nan \indictment for conspiracy/on charges of attempted murder eine Anklage wegen Verschwörung/wegen versuchten Mordesto quash an \indictment eine Anklage verwerfento be a damning \indictment of sth ein Armutszeugnis für etw akk seina damning \indictment of education policy eine vernichtende Anklage gegen die Bildungspolitik* * *[In'daɪtmənt]n(of person) (= accusation) Beschuldigung f, Anschuldigung f; (= charge sheet) Anklage f (for, on a charge of wegen); (US by grand jury) Anklageerhebung fto bring an indictment against sb — gegen jdn Anklage erheben, jdn unter Anklage stellen
to be an indictment of sth (fig) — ein Armutszeugnis nt für etw sein
the speech was a damning indictment of government policy — die Rede war eine vernichtende Anklage gegen die Regierungspolitik
* * *1. (formelle) Anklage:bring an indictment Anklage erheben ( against gegen);dismiss ( oder quash) the indictment die Anklage für nicht begründet erklären, (etwa) das Verfahren einstellen* * *n.Anklage -n f. -
2 dismiss
transitive verb1) entlassen; auflösen, aufheben [Versammlung]* * *[dis'mis]1) (to send or put away: She dismissed him with a wave of the hand; Dismiss the idea from your mind!) entlassen2) (to remove from office or employment: He was dismissed from his post for being lazy.) entlassen3) (to stop or close (a law-suit etc): Case dismissed!) abweisen•- academic.ru/21095/dismissal">dismissal* * *dis·miss[dɪsˈmɪs]vt1. (ignore)to \dismiss an idea eine Idee aufgebento \dismiss a thought [from one's mind] einen Gedanken [wieder] fallenlassen, sich dat einen Gedanken aus dem Kopf schlagen fam2. (send away)\dismissed! wegtreten!3. (sack)▪ to \dismiss sb jdn entlassen4. LAWto \dismiss a [court] case/an indictment [for lack of evidence] einen Prozess/ein Verfahren [mangels Beweisen] einstellento \dismiss a charge eine Klage abweisen* * *[dIs'mɪs]vt"class dismissed" — "ihr dürft gehen"
3) (= brush aside) point, objection, speculation, claims abtunto dismiss sb from one's mind — sich (dat) jdn aus dem Kopf schlagen
to dismiss a case — die Klage abweisen
5) (SPORT) batsman, team ausschlagenhe was dismissed for 52 runs — er wurde nach 52 Läufen ausgeschlagen
* * *dismiss [dısˈmıs]A v/t1. entlassen, gehen lassen:2. fortschicken, verabschieden3. MIL wegtreten lassen5. ein Thema etc als erledigt betrachten, fallen lassen, aufgeben7. abtun, hinweggehen über (akk):dismiss a question as irrelevant eine Frage als unwesentlich abtundismiss an action with costs eine Klage kostenpflichtig abweisenB v/i MIL wegtreten:dismiss! weg(ge)treten!* * *transitive verb1) entlassen; auflösen, aufheben [Versammlung]* * *v.aufgeben v.entlassen v. -
3 dismiss
dis·miss [dɪʼsmɪs] vt1) ( ignore)to \dismiss an idea eine Idee aufgeben;to \dismiss a thought [from one's mind] einen Gedanken [wieder] fallen lassen, sich dat einen Gedanken aus dem Kopf schlagen ( fam)2) ( send away)\dismissed! wegtreten!3) ( sack)to \dismiss sb jdn entlassen4) lawto \dismiss a [court] case/an indictment [for lack of evidence] einen Prozess/ein Verfahren [mangels Beweisen] einstellen;to \dismiss a charge eine Klage abweisen
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