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u rečniku italijanskog jezika Oksford‒Paravia

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I. acquit <forma in -ing acquitting, pt, pp acquitted> [Brit əˈkwɪt, Am əˈkwɪt] VB trans

1. acquit LAW:

to acquit sb of (doing) sth
to be acquitted of murder, of murdering sb

2. acquit COMM:

II. to acquit oneself VB refl

to acquit oneself <forma in -ing acquitting, pt, pp acquitted>:

to acquit oneself well, badly in interview, examination
honourably acquit oneself, fight, withdraw
unanimously vote, acquit
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acquitted
to acquit sb of (doing) sth
to acquit sb of (doing) sth
dare buona prova di persona:

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acquit <-tt-> ·ˈkwɪt] VB trans

1. acquit LAW:

Phrases:

to be acquitted on a technicality
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Present
Iacquit
youacquit
he/she/itacquits
weacquit
youacquit
theyacquit
Past
Iacquitted
youacquitted
he/she/itacquitted
weacquitted
youacquitted
theyacquitted
Present Perfect
Ihaveacquitted
youhaveacquitted
he/she/ithasacquitted
wehaveacquitted
youhaveacquitted
theyhaveacquitted
Past Perfect
Ihadacquitted
youhadacquitted
he/she/ithadacquitted
wehadacquitted
youhadacquitted
theyhadacquitted