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accused

accused

Meaning of accused

English

the person or people who are on trial for a crime

Русский

Человек, которого обвиняют в преступлении в суде.

accused

Pronunciation

British English
/əˈkjuːzd/
American English
/əˈkjuːzd/

accused with Russian translation

Сочетания и примеры со словом accused

Типичные сочетания сгруппированы по смыслу. Зелёные слова можно открыть отдельно, чтобы продолжить изучение.

4 сочетания

В суде

In court
the accused
обвиняемый

I sat behind the accused throughout the hearing.

Я сидел позади обвиняемого на протяжении всего заседания.

the accused was found guilty
обвиняемого признали виновным

The accused was found guilty after a lengthy trial.

Обвиняемого признали виновным после долгого судебного процесса.

  • the accused pleaded not guiltyобвиняемый не признал вину
  • stand accused ofобвиняться в

accused usage examples

🇬🇧English→🇷🇺Russian

The accused said he was at home that night.

Обвиняемый сказал, что в ту ночь был дома.

🇬🇧English→🇷🇺Russian

The judge asked the accused to stand up.

Судья попросил обвиняемого встать.

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What does accused mean?

the person or people who are on trial for a crime

How do you pronounce accused?

accused is pronounced [əˈkjuːzd].

How is accused used in a sentence?

Обвиняемый сказал, что в ту ночь был дома. Translation: The accused said he was at home that night.

Is accused part of Legal Agreements and Compliance vocabulary?

Yes, accused can be learned in the Legal Agreements and Compliance topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

Is accused part of Study and Work vocabulary?

Yes, accused can be learned in the Study and Work topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

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