Was heißt »An­ge­klag­ter« auf Englisch?

Weibliche Wortform

An­ge­klag­te:

accused

defendant

Antonyme

An­klä­ger:

accuser

prosecutor

Englische Beispielsätze

• We've been accused of theft.

• Sami was accused of practising magic.

• Tom was accused of practising witchcraft.

• Mary was accused of practising witchcraft.

• Mary was accused of practising magic.

• Tom was accused of practising magic.

• Sami never accused Layla of a crime.

• You accused him of lying.

• Tom was accused by several women of unwanted sexual advances.

• Mary accused Tom of having lied to her.

• Tom has been accused of premeditated murder.

• His wife is being accused of murder.

• Tom was unjustly accused of the crime.

• He was accused of obstruction of justice.

• Tom cannot be accused of narrow-mindedness.

• Tom can't be accused of being narrow-minded.

• Tom has been accused of being a spy.

• Mary was accused of practicing witchcraft.

• Tom was accused of practicing witchcraft.

• I didn't do what you've accused me of doing.

Untergeordnete Begriffe

Mit­an­ge­klag­ter:

co-defendant