accusare

The witness said they couldn't accuse anyone. 'Accusare' means to accuse.

I don't want to accuse you of this problem. 'Accusare' fits the context of blaming someone.

It's easy to accuse others when something goes wrong. 'Accusare' means to blame.

The police decided to accuse the suspect of theft. 'Accusare' is used in legal contexts.

You shouldn't accuse someone without concrete evidence. 'Accusare' implies making a charge.

The lawyer tried to accuse his client of the charge. While the lawyer's job is typically to 'defend', in some contexts, they might 'accuse' if the client is also a witness against someone else. This is a bit of a trickier one to make sure learners understand the core meaning.

Marco finds his book on Luca's chair, leading him to think Luca took it.

The mother is asking 'who left the light on?' which implies an accusation.

The teacher sees the drawing and says 'you drew during the lesson? That's not allowed!', which is an accusation.

'Accusare' directly translates to 'to accuse' in English, meaning to claim someone has done something wrong.

To 'accusare' someone means to claim they did something wrong, like stealing. The other options don't make sense in this context.

'Incolpare' means 'to blame' or 'to accuse', which is a close synonym for 'accusare' in a legal or formal context. The other options mean 'to acquit', 'to defend', and 'to forgive' respectively.

To 'accusare' someone means to claim they are guilty of something wrong or illegal, not innocent.

Yes, 'accusarsi' (the reflexive form) can be used to say someone blames themselves, e.g., 'si è accusato della negligenza' (he accused himself of negligence).

'Accusare' is used when someone is alleged to have done something wrong, not to describe something positive like a delicious meal.

The witness refused to accuse the suspect without evidence. 'Accusare' fits the context of charging someone with wrongdoing.

After hours of work, I started to feel the hunger. 'Accusare' can be used to express feeling the effects of something, like hunger or tiredness.

You can't accuse someone just because you don't like them. This context implies claiming someone has done something wrong without justification.

The company was accused of violating labor laws. While 'accusata' is given, the blank requires a verb that fits the legal context, 'violare' (to violate) is the correct choice here.

The doctor said that the patient was showing the first symptoms of the flu. 'Accusare' is used to indicate showing symptoms or signs of something, especially in a medical context.

It's not fair to accuse others for your mistakes. This implies blaming or holding others responsible for something they didn't do.

'Denunciare' means to report or denounce, which is the closest synonym to 'accusare' in the sense of making a formal claim against someone.

The verb 'accusare' is used here in its correct context, meaning to claim someone has done something wrong. The other options use the verb incorrectly.

'Accusato di un crimine' means that someone is being blamed or charged with a crime, not necessarily that they have committed it.

'Accusare' is used to claim someone has done something wrong or illegal, not to express admiration.

While 'accusare' primarily means to accuse in a legal or moral sense, it can also be used in a more neutral way to indicate showing or experiencing a symptom, like 'accusare stanchezza' (to show or feel tiredness).

To 'accusare' someone is to make a claim or an allegation, but it does not automatically prove their guilt. Proof comes later in a legal process.

Il passaggio afferma chiaramente che 'le telecamere di sicurezza hanno rivelato che l'uomo non era nemmeno vicino all'edificio'.

Il testo dice che 'Il vicino ha prontamente mostrato le ricevute dei pagamenti, dimostrando che le accuse erano false'.

Il passaggio indica che 'Il consigliere ha fermamente negato le accuse e ha minacciato azioni legali contro il giornale per diffamazione'.

The witness was hesitant to accuse their attacker in court. The verb 'accusare' fits the context of identifying and blaming someone for a wrongdoing.

Despite the overwhelming evidence, he continued to deny his innocence. 'Negare' (to deny) is the opposite of admitting guilt, which fits the context of someone being accused.

It's easy to accuse others when one doesn't want to face one's own responsibility. 'Accusare' here implies shifting blame.

The police decided to accuse the man of theft after finding the evidence. 'Accusare' is the correct verb when law enforcement formally charges someone.

Without concrete evidence, we cannot accuse anyone of fraud. This sentence highlights the necessity of proof before making an accusation.

His tendency to accuse others for his mistakes has become unbearable. 'Accusare' describes the act of blaming others for one's own shortcomings.

'Denunciare' specifically implies reporting a crime or wrongdoing to authorities, which aligns best with the legal context of 'accusare'. 'Incolpare' and 'addebitare' are more general terms for blaming, and 'biasimare' means to criticize.

In this context, 'accusare' means to experience or show symptoms of something, such as pain or fatigue. The other options use 'accusare' in its primary meaning of blaming or charging someone.

The identification of a suspect in a crime by the police is a formal, legal act of accusation. The other scenarios describe informal blaming or criticism.

'Accusare un colpo' is an idiomatic expression meaning to 'take a hit' or 'suffer a blow' (figuratively or literally), implying being affected or harmed by something, not physically hitting someone.

Yes, 'accusarsi' means to admit one's own guilt or responsibility, effectively accusing oneself.

This is a figurative use of 'accusare', where the wind's force is 'revealing' or 'highlighting' the ship's slowness, rather than literally blaming it. It's an anthropomorphic expression.

Il passaggio descrive un'accusa reciproca tra due reparti riguardo alle spese e chi ne sia responsabile, focalizzandosi sul dibattito.

Il passaggio afferma che l'uomo era l'unico presente e aveva un atteggiamento sospetto, anche se non c'erano prove dirette della sua identità.

Il passaggio indica chiaramente che l'accusa di invasione del terreno con la recinzione è stata la causa della disputa.

In this context, 'accusato' (accused) fits best, as the witness claimed the suspect committed the crime, even without concrete evidence.

The sentence implies making a claim against someone for negligence, which aligns with 'accusare' (to accuse).

Following a financial scandal, the press would likely 'accusare' (accuse) the politician of corruption.

The phrase 'ingiustamente accusato' (unjustly accused) perfectly fits the context of feeling wrongly blamed.

The lawyer's role is to 'discolpare' (exonerate/clear) their client, even with strong evidence against them. While 'accusare' is the opposite, the context here is what the lawyer tried to do.

In a fair justice system, a person should not be 'accusato' (accused) without due process, highlighting the initial step of formal accusation.