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1 prosecute a case
вести судову справу; виступати обвинувачем у справі; підтримувати обвинувачення; підтримувати позов ( у суді) -
2 prosecute
відстоювати ( позовні вимоги); обвинувачувати ( прокурором); шукати ( у суді); переслідувати ( в судовому порядку); притягати до судової відповідальності- prosecute a claim for damagesprosecute in the government's name — виступати державним прокурором; обвинувачувати від імені держави
- prosecute a complaint
- prosecute a crime
- prosecute a crime committed
- prosecute a criminal
- prosecute an action
- prosecute an indictment
- prosecute an inquiry
- prosecute at law
- prosecute criminally
- prosecute information
- prosecute jointly
- prosecute war
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