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Significats de absolved en anglès
Freed from any question of guilt.
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Examples for "clear"
Examples for "clear"
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Let us be clear: the resolution of the banks' difficulties involves risk.
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Demand to clear new land for farming therefore remains strong, he said.
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High-pressure systems bring generally calm conditions and often result in clear skies.
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Now a new problem: There was no clear way to open it.
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He was grateful; along its relatively clear way they made good time.
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State law does allow public officials cleared of charges to reassume office.
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The plan must however be cleared by antitrust authorities, the statement said.
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The weather's cleared all right, but the sea hasn't gone down yet.
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U.S. antitrust regulators cleared the deal without conditions in November last year.
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Monte Paschi barely cleared a European health check of banks last year.
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Yet continued tension between civilians and health officials perhaps vindicated his approach.
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But China's state media said the country was vindicated by the Games.
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The Minister said he felt vindicated and rejected calls for his resignation.
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An Alibaba spokesman said at the time that the company felt vindicated.
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His client had been completely vindicated by the decision, Mr Burns said.
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The general counsel then exonerated his fellow Walmex executives, the report said.
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With six of us as witnesses, she would, of course, be exonerated.
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She exonerated him from the intention; he treated her as a girl.
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A subsequent inquiry exonerated the doctor against whom the allegations were made.
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Dozens like me have been exonerated by DNA or other new evidence.
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We want to blame an individual so that everyone else is exculpated.
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This must have been St. Albans, and Anna stood fully exculpated in her eyes.
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All was made clear; Archer Trevlyn was fully exculpated.
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And this opinion of the aunts pleased him, because it exculpated him, as it were.
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How far Elizabeth can be exculpated on the principle of self-defence cannot well be ascertained.
Ús de absolved en anglès
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Later inquests and an independent inquiry absolved the fans of any responsibility.
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I do not agree that he has absolved Tony Blair of deceit.
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In a dim way he realised this, and absolved her from blame.
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Although he was fully absolved, he was fired in 1951 by Sec.
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Such skewed conclusions can only partly be absolved by myopia and ignorance.
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The confederates were declared absolved from all responsibility relative to their proceedings.
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But according to John 8 Christ absolved the adulterous woman without Penance.
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Charlemagne absolved Leo of all wrong-doing and restored him to his office.
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Next to being innocent, being absolved is the most soothing of sensations.
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Their own sins they forget as absolved, because the sins have failed.
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Also you have not taken your final vows and can be absolved.
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Whether it be justice or not to absolve them, absolved they are.
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If they do not fulfil their engagement, I am absolved from mine.'
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Thus, poisoning, for example, was absolved for eleven ducats, six livres tournois.
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Could she have absolved me of her death even before it happened?
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Must we all hold our breaths till you return, absolved or condemned?
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