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Meanings of complainant in English

Portuguese
querelante
Catalan
actor
Spanish
actor

A person who brings an action in a court of law.

querelante
Usage of complainant in English
1
Tuila'epa is the complainant and a key police witness in the case.
Radio NZ
2
Questions also arose concerning whether the complainant's account was credible and reliable.
The Irish Times
3
The complainant in this case was particularly vulnerable given her mental state.
News.com.au
4
Fana is shocked to hear who the complainant in his case is.
The South African
5
Ms Dew says the complainant admitted providing misleading information to the investigation.
Radio NZ
6
The investigative report is not shared with the complainant, Dr Longhurst said.
Radio NZ
7
The complainant had no serious injuries and was attended by medical personnel.
The South African
8
The complainant in the case is the Ministry of Justice's night watchman.
Radio NZ
9
The complainant was medically examined by Dr Victoria Parlour the following morning.
Radio NZ
10
Mr. Marsden was complainant, and the secretary of the governor the defendant.
The History of Tasmania, Volume I
11
One complainant said claims that the village's church was burnt were unsubstantiated.
Radio NZ
12
The SAHRC said they would be meeting with the complainant on Thursday.
The South African
13
Another complainant engaged Bornstein shortly afterwards, and three others made separate complaints.
The Guardian
14
Norine eyed the complainant critically, then said: The diet agrees with you.
Rainbow's End
15
Zuma was a close personal friend of the complainant's now deceased father.
Feminist dot com
16
So the regulator was contacted -but the complainant heard nothing back.
The Guardian
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Portuguese
querelante
Spanish
actor
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Complainant across language varieties
New Zealand
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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