Sommario
to accuse {verbo}
incolpare · incriminare · accusare
accuse {sostantivo}
accusations
accusa {sostantivo}
accusation · charge · accusal · imputation · indictment · accusation · charge · impeachment · allegation · claim
Sinonimi
accuse: impeach · incriminate · criminate
accusa: critica · denuncia · imputazione
altri (8)Traduzione inglese-italiano per "to accuse"
"to accuse" traduzione italiano
to accuse {verbo}
to accuse [accused|accused] {v.}
He has accused my country of being responsible for the capture of Mr Öcalan.
Mr Barnabei, who was previously a respectable man, is accused of having killed a young woman.
to accuse [accused|accused] {v.} (anche: to incriminate, to indict, to criminate, to charge)
The other point which I must highlight and on which we have also worked extensively is the use of video conferencing with regard to accused persons.
to accuse [accused|accused] {v. t.} (anche: to prosecute, to tax with, to blame for)
I believe that we cannot really accuse the Council of any lack of activity this year.
This is not a time to accuse those who want Europe to change of betraying Europe.
I do not think it is enough to accuse those countries of inertia or negligence.
It would be unfair for us to accuse Prime Minister Blair of that.
It is pointless to identify and accuse the culprit directly responsible in each case!
accuse {sostantivo}
accusations {pl}
I did not say that the Slovak Government had dismissed the accusations as untrue.
Unproven accusations are being fired off on the basis of rumour and hearsay.
Harassment and sweeping accusations of separatism continue to be the order of the day.
This is a concrete commitment and so these accusations are decidedly off-target.
Naturally, an investigation is necessary because the accusations are very serious.
accusa {sostantivo}
accusation {sostantivo}
This is an absurd accusation, which makes a mockery of the concept of democracy.
Madam President, the challenge has been thrown down and the accusation has been made.
The accusation of electioneering applies to autocratic leaders, not to democratic leaders.
– Mr President, I am very surprised at the accusation that Mr Brok has laid at our door.
The latest accusation was scarcely credible to the orthodox Jewish community in Shiraz.
The charge sheet reads: lack of a decent system of European ports of refuge.
I am making a political charge, and I expect a politician to respond to it.
The charge raised up by the Committee of Inquiry is without appeal.
Yet the charge is so serious it could lead to the death penalty.
Today, those who contradicted us stand accused of the infamous charge of contaminating the population.
imputation {sostantivo} [Dir]
I ask you to withdraw the imputation that a Member is misleading the House.
indictment {sostantivo} [Dir]
That is an absolute indictment of those people who work there.
She spoke of the damning indictment on safety checks.
This is indeed a telling indictment of the regime in Burma, though alas not without parallel in the world.
What an indictment of his own people.
There can be no avoiding the fact that from beginning to end the report is a powerful indictment of the Conservative Government.
accusation {sostantivo} [Dir]
impeachment {sostantivo} [Dir]
allegation {sostantivo} [Dir] [form.]
It was kind of along these lines, and the allegation was that I have, quote, "affection for terrorists."
Therefore Mr Pasty you should withdraw that allegation.
This was an absurd and unfounded allegation.
I am grateful for the question from the honourable gentleman but I have to say that I am not pleading guilty to his allegation.
This allegation is now the subject of a complaint filed by the member against the newspaper which printed the claim.
claim {sostantivo} [Dir] [form.]
This allegation is now the subject of a complaint filed by the member against the newspaper which printed the claim.
In Scotland, lawyers are encouraged to see tough rules as self-defence for lawyers, protecting them against the claim of involvement in
At the moment we have no evidence to back up what has been claimed in the German press.
There were claims of intimidation at the polling stations, of ballot boxes being stolen.
We have to take seriously the claims that a proper audit into the firms was not carried out.
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "accuse":
© Princeton Universityimpeach · incriminate · criminate · charge
Sinonimi (italiano) per "accusa":
© Thesauro italianocritica · denuncia · imputazione · incriminazione
Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "to accuse" in Italiano
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