Traduções para „accusing“ no dicionário Inglês » Polaco

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accuse [əˈkju:z] VERBO trans

to accuse sb of sth crime

oskarżać [perf oskarżyć] kogoś o coś

to accuse sb of sth lying, incompetence

zarzucać [perf zarzucić] komuś coś

to stand accused of sth formal

być oskarżonym o coś

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Government security forces surrounded and confined striking workers with their families, and arrested 5-8 trade unionists, accusing them of unlawful gathering and destruction of public properties.

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Accusing this style of programming of making money by hardly ever letting callers through, therefore limiting the chances for people to win prizes.

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True to form, she does not suffer in silence, complaining about her fellow patients, accusing a nurse of stealing from her and caustically surveying the food menu.

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Jones responded by publicly accusing the police of conducting a witch hunt and of entrapping the three men.

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There are no recorded examples of aristocrats in classical times accusing other aristocrats of being illegitimate, as was common among in later periods.

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Fans' response to the organization have been hostile, accusing mediawatch-uk of being cowards and narrow-minded bigots.

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Zim has a tendency to vociferously malign humans as a species, constantly accusing everyone that they lie whenever things do not go his way.

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Whether that presence is fructifying love or slinking destruction stands as an accusing question throughout the film.

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The three ministers joined the opposition, accusing him of being a demagogue and totalitarian and complaining about the slow pace of economic reform.

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The water panther came growling after them, vigorously accusing them of stealing the playthings of his children.

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