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absolve

to absolve
Werkwoord
  • niet toerekenen
  • let off the hook
"I absolve you from this responsibility"

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to absolve
Werkwoord
  • onschuldig verklaren
  • pronounce not guilty of criminal charges

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to absolve
Werkwoord
  • verontschuldigen; excuseren
  • excuse, overlook, or make allowances for; be lenient with

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to absolve
Werkwoord
    • grant remission of a sin to
    "The priest absolved him and told him to say ten Hail Mary's"

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    to absolve
    Werkwoord
    • verlossen
    • let off the hook
    "I absolve you from this responsibility"

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    to absolve
    Werkwoord
    • absolveren
    • let off the hook
    "I absolve you from this responsibility"

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    Hyponiemen

    to absolve
    Werkwoord
    • releveren, vrijspreken, absolveren, de absolutie geven
    • pronounce not guilty of criminal charges

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    to absolve
    Werkwoord
    • vrijpleiten, vrijspreken, absolveren, de absolutie geven
    • pronounce not guilty of criminal charges

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    Voorbeeldzinnen

    1. I absolve you from your sins.
    2. The private investor market test cannot be excluded because the private sector would not be involved in financing airport infrastructure [38]. An economically difficult situation does not absolve the public investor from acting as reasonably as a private investor in the same situation would have done.
    3. Unless the interviewee can provide a proper justification that is accepted by reasoned decision by the responsible authorising officer, failure to comply with the provisions of this paragraph shall absolve the ERCEA from any obligation to reimburse travel expenses or pay any allowances.
    4. The Commission cannot agree with this view. The private investor market test cannot be excluded because the private sector would not be involved in financing airport infrastructure [38]. An economically difficult situation does not absolve the public investor from acting as reasonably as a private investor in the same situation would have done.