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"acusar formalmente" in English

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"acusar formalmente" in English
acusar formalmente{verb}
to indict
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acusar formalmente{verb}
acusar formalmente(also: encartar)
to indict{vb} [law]

SIMILAR TRANSLATIONS
Similar translations for "acusar formalmente" in English
acusarverb
to accuse- to denounce- to arraign- to finger- to sneak- to tattle- v + obj + prep- to charge- to indict- to wite- to show signs of- to criminate
formalmenteadverb
formally- reliably
formaladjective
formal- serious- serious-minded- businesslike- dependable- responsible- sober- sound- staid- steady- firm- official- reliable
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Todas las personas incluidas en la lista de Naciones Unidas tienen derecho a conocer inmediatamente las pruebas en su contra y se les debe acusar formalmente.
Everyone on the UN's list must be notified immediately of evidence against them and of formally notified suspicions concerning them.

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