Examples of using Accuses in English and their translations into German
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Well, he accuses you of.
You don't know that he accuses you.
If Marte accuses me, will you stand by me?
Dudek accuses referee of interference in the result.
Page to be sent Russia Accuses Turkish Gov.
Accuses a community that makes charity throughout the region.
Kind words from a man who accuses me of treachery.
He accuses Me of lying and it is unacceptable in the part!
Unless your daughter accuses Mr. Brandon of rape.
It accuses the dictatorial government of aiming precisely at this.
When I am otherwise occupied, she accuses me of infidelity.
The Koran accuses the Jews in particular to have recourse to this practice.
Sometimes, a man that everyone accuses... is not guilty.
And yet he accuses those who throw stones as well as those who are pelted with them.
Then comes the moment when he accuses us not to be capable of love.
And now he accuses the father of never having given him so much as a kid to feast on.
Fettes shows MacFarlane the body and accuses Gray of murder.
Of what then the audience accuses Borodina and why couples will not be able to get married?
The Zionists cry anti-Semitism whenever someone accuses them of their crimes.
Now the US accuses the cruel dictator of North Korea of developing nuclear weapons to destroy the US.
Nadir believes she is rejecting him and accuses her of not having understood his heart.
The government accuses the opposition of advocating the secession of hydrocarbon-rich territories, threatening them with repression.
Hades does not have it and accuses Percy of stealing his own helm of darkness!
The government accuses trade union activists of being enemies of the state, and as a such, they are arrested, imprisoned, transferred or dismissed.
Although the Communist leader, Gennady Zyuganov, accuses the Kremlin of rigging the vote, his party is--at long last--beginning to look like a spent force.
In this duet the wife accuses her husband of letting her live with another man as well as treating him badly.
Népszabadság also criticizes'the logic of Budapest' and accuses its'propaganda machine' of lying about the role Hungary played during the talks.
Dianne Touchell's novel neither accuses nor makes judgments, it simply tells an old story that is not at all outdated«»ZEIT«.
Writing in the same weekly, Zsuzsa Hernádi accuses George Soros and his network of trying to orchestrate'transnational demonstrations' to further their own political agenda.