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Meanings of witness in anglès
(Law) a person who attests to the genuineness of a document or signature by adding their own signature.
Synonyms
Examples for "spectator"
Examples for "spectator"
1
It used to be said that politics was Ireland's favourite spectator sport.
2
Yesterday's hearing, held in a spectator-packed state appeals courtroom, represents that continuation.
3
There the spectator is in the midst of the war of nature.
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Although he politely declines, he remains the only spectator to feel involved.
5
Austria remained immovable, the uneasy spectator of the events that were preparing.
1
He dwells aloft alone; a mighty watcher in the midst of creation.
2
If you're a keen star-watcher, there is good news and bad news.
3
Then the king of Arizim said to the watcher by the pool:
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And in the watcher at the window, life shocked instantly to death.
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The moment dragged on and the watcher enjoyed every second of it.
1
Of course, the extent of that viewer involvement remains to be seen.
2
Therefore, it should be who he once said was his ideal viewer.
3
At the moment the television viewer gets by far the best deal.
4
As a result, the 'viewer' can experience the painting in 360 degrees.
5
The viewer is always aware of that these are performances, of course.
1
The C-HR, already quite the looker, got a facelift late last year.
2
But the looker-on has one incomparable advantage: he is not the stake.
3
The toad, by no means a looker, can pass as a washerwoman.
4
Everything that is well and gracefully performed appears easy to the looker-on.
5
Something akin to compassion rose warm and human in the looker's throat.
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presenciar espanyol
ver Usage of witness in anglès
1
Year after year, I witness the excavation of the new mass graves.
2
We witness instability in rainfall, diseases spreading, sea level rise and floods.
3
The witness said: Just a few minutes later there was another incident.
4
We might witness religious conflict, he said, in comments translated from French.
5
Last month, prosecutors named Buffett as a possible witness in the case.
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Some self-professed 'remainers' had come along to witness the moment for themselves.
7
Ludlow turned to Constance: 'Have you any question to ask this witness?'
8
I said: I can't change history, but I can be your witness.
9
Police said they fit the description given to them by the witness.
10
They include perjury, abuse of power, witness tampering and obstruction of justice.
11
Rioters set fire to a church in the area, the witness said.
12
Aid workers and emergency services swarmed around the mosque, a witness said.
13
He sought the delay to change strategy and revise his witness list.
14
Serino will return to the witness stand when the trial resumes today.
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Neither witness has been able to say precisely how much was raised.
16
Hundreds of people were seen fleeing in panic, a Reuters witness said.
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New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
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