"alleged" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch

alleged Adjektiv

alleged + Substantiv

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alleged crime • alleged involvement • alleged abuse • alleged victim • alleged incident • alleged plot • alleged assault • ...

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Grup znaczeniowych: 40

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(2) involvement, affair, liaison

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(3) abuse, refusal, blasphemy, insult

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1. alleged misconduct = twierdzić złe postępowanie alleged misconduct

2. alleged irregularity = twierdzić nieregularność alleged irregularity

3. alleged misdeed = twierdzić zły uczynek alleged misdeed

4. alleged malpractice = twierdzić nadużycia alleged malpractice

5. alleged misrepresentation = twierdzić fałszywe przedstawienie alleged misrepresentation

6. alleged transgression = twierdzić naruszenie alleged transgression

7. alleged sin = twierdzić grzech alleged sin

"But I'm telling people: Should you visit the alleged sins of the father on the son, or vote for the best man with the best record?"
Now she has moved to center stage - not because of policy matters but because of the alleged sins of the White House she works for.
It too felt no necessity to cite chapter and verse concerning the author's alleged journalistic sins.
Let me therefore take the initiative of commenting on the alleged mortal sins of my fellow directors.
However, the interviews are only a guise for her to call the celebrity guests out on their various alleged sins (which are often publicly known news events of the day).
They have even given the alleged sin a name: "papolatrie" or pope-worship.
The sins - alleged sins, rather - of the father shall be visited on the sons, yea even unto the something or other generation, according to the Bible.
Fortunately, Righthaven's alleged sin in this particular case is simply walking away from a $5,670 debt.
One of the group's hobby horses, is judged and then "killed" for its alleged sins.
This practice requires young girls to work and serve the religious order, in order to atone for family members' alleged sins or as an offering for the family's good fortune.