Word: acquits
Category: acquits
Law & Government, Reference
Related words: acquits
jury acquits
Synonyms: acquits
clear, exonerate, find innocent, absolve, discharge, release, free, set free, let off (the hook), exculpate, behave (oneself), conduct oneself, perform, act, comport oneself, conduct, comport, carry, behave, bear, deport, assoil
Translations: acquits
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spanish
Translations:
absuelve, absuelve a, absuelve al
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french
Translations:
acquitte, acquêts
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italian
Translations:
assolve
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portuguese
Translations:
absolve
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dutch
Translations:
ontslaat, vrijspreekt, vrijgesproken, vrijspraak
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russian
Translations:
оправдывает, оправдал, оправдает, снимает с, оправдании
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swedish
Translations:
frikänner
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danish
Translations:
frikender, frifinder, frifindes
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czech
Translations:
osvobodí, úkolu zhostilo, tohoto úkolu zhostilo, zhostilo
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polish
Translations:
uniewinnia
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hungarian
Translations:
felmenti, felmentő ítéletet, hoz felmentő ítéletet, torolja
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turkish
Translations:
Müktesebatının
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greek
Translations:
αθωώνει, απαλλάσσει, απαλλάσσει άτομα που, απαλλάσσει άτομα, αθωώνει το
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ukrainian
Translations:
виправдовує, якості, та якості, Є, виправдує
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albanian
Translations:
shpall të pafajshëm, shpall të pafajshëm një
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bulgarian
Translations:
оправда, оправдава
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belarusian
Translations:
апраўдвае
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croatian
Translations:
oslobodio, acquis, sud oslobodio
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lithuanian
Translations:
išteisina, jį išteisina
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latvian
Translations:
personu attaisno
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macedonian
Translations:
ослободи, го ослободи, ги ослободи
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romanian
Translations:
achită, achitat, achită pe, a achitat
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slovenian
Translations:
oprosti
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slovak
Translations:
oslobodí, oslobodia, oslobodzujú, oslobodiť, oslobodzuje
The meaning and "use of": acquits
verb
- free (someone) from a criminal charge by a verdict of not guilty. - she was acquitted on all counts
- conduct oneself or perform in a specified way. - all the young women in the contest acquitted themselves well