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to state formally that sb is not guilty or responsible for sth start learning
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to decide and state officially in the court that sb is not guilty or responsible for sth start learning
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an official decision in court that sb is not guilty of a crime start learning
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completely confuser by sth strange or difficult to understand start learning
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be forced to do what sb else wanta you to do, usually unwillingly start learning
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to decide and state officially in court that sb is guilty of a crime start learning
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the act of finding sb guilty of a crime in court; the fact of having been found guilty start learning
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unable to think clearly, especially because of a shock or because you have been hit on the head start learning
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to keep sb in an official place, such as a pplice station, prison or a hospital and prevent them from leaving start learning
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in a way that causes or shows sadness start learning
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to officially state that sb is not responsible for sth that they have been blamed for start learning
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giving signs of things that will happen in the future start learning
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to show or suggest that sb is involved in sth bad or criminal start learning
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implicate (ina robbery/...)
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in a way that shows you cannot believe sth start learning
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to officially charge sb with a crime start learning
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a written statement accusing sb of a crime start learning
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an urgent emotional request start learning
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to state in court that you are guilty or not guilty of a crime start learning
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to officially charge sb with a crime in court start learning
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a person or an organization that prosecutes sb in court, together with the lawyer, etc. start learning
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in comparision to sth else start learning
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to send sb away from a court to wait dor thwir trial which will take placw at the leader date start learning
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feeling bitter or angry about sth that you think is unfair start learning
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showing the qualities and features that make people different from eachother start learning
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to encourage sb to do sth or to encourage them to try harder to achieve sth start learning
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to try harder in order to benefit from an opportunity or deal with a situation start learning
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to make a statement that sth happened or that sth is true, especially as a witness in court start learning
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a formal written or spoken statement saying what you know to be true, usually in court start learning
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to do what you are expected to do without causing trouble for anyone start learning
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not worried or surprised by sth unexpected that happens start learning
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carefully, because you think there may be a danger or problem or you do not trust sb/sth start learning
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