5. Соотнесите английские выражения из левой колонки с их определениями из правой колонки. Переведите выражения на русский язык. 1) to commit a crime or an offence 2) to accuse somebody of a crime 3) to charge someone with (murder) 4) to plead guilty or not guilty 5) to defend/prosecute someone in court 6) to give a verdict on an accused person 7) to sentence someone to a punishment 8) to acquit an accused person of a charge 9) to release someone from prison / jail 10) to be tried a) to have a case judged in court b) to say someone is guilty c) to do something illegal d) to set someone free after a prison sentence e) what the judge does after a verdict of guilty f) to argue for or against someone in a trial g) to swear in court that one is guilty or otherwise h) to bring someone to court i) to decide whether they are guilty or not j) to decide in court that someone is not guilty (the opposite of to convict someone)

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Мелания Зайцева

Английский язык

31 июля, 05:56

5. Соотнесите английские выражения из левой колонки с их определениями из правой колонки. Переведите выражения на русский язык. 1) to commit a crime or an offence 2) to accuse somebody of a crime 3) to charge someone with (murder) 4) to plead guilty or not guilty 5) to defend/prosecute someone in court 6) to give a verdict on an accused person 7) to sentence someone to a punishment 8) to acquit an accused person of a charge 9) to release someone from prison / jail 10) to be tried a) to have a case judged in court b) to say someone is guilty c) to do something illegal d) to set someone free after a prison sentence e) what the judge does after a verdict of guilty f) to argue for or against someone in a trial g) to swear in court that one is guilty or otherwise h) to bring someone to court i) to decide whether they are guilty or not j) to decide in court that someone is not guilty (the opposite of to convict someone)

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Кирилл Кольцов · Answer 1

1) To commit a crime or an offence - c) to do something illegal.

2) To accuse somebody of a crime - h) to bring someone to court.

3) To charge someone with (murder) - b) to say someone is guilty.

4) To plead guilty or not guilty - g) to swear in court that one is guilty or otherwise.

5) To defend/prosecute someone in court - f) to argue for or against someone in a trial.

6) To give a verdict on an accused person - i) to decide whether they are guilty or not.

7) To sentence someone to a punishment - e) what the judge does after a verdict of guilty.

8) To acquit an accused person of a charge - j) to decide in court that someone is not guilty (the opposite of to convict someone).

9) To release someone from prison / jail - d) to set someone free after a prison sentence.

10) To be tried - a) to have a case judged in court.