Beklagte
defendant
a person accused in a court case
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Beklagte with Russian translation
Beklagte usage examples
Ответчица отрицала обвинения.
Die Beklagte bestritt die Vorwürfe.
Судья терпеливо выслушал ответчицу.
Der Richter hörte die Beklagte geduldig an.
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Beklagte synonyms
What's the difference between Beklagte / Angeklagte / Beklagter / Beschuldigte / Angeklagter / Verteidiger
Neutral legal term for a person accused in court; often used as the feminine form or as the plural/general form.
Legal term for the defendant, especially in civil cases; not always the accused in a criminal case.
A person suspected of or formally charged with an offense; broader than a courtroom defendant.
Neutral legal term for a male person accused in court.
This is not the defendant, but the defense attorney or defender; it refers to the defense side, not the accused person.
This is the claimant/plaintiff, the person who brings the lawsuit; the opposite side of the defendant.
A lawyer or attorney; a legal representative, not a party to the case.
A witness who gives testimony; not an accused party, but a person who observed the event.
A person against whom an accusation or suspicion exists; often used in criminal contexts and may be the masculine form.
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How to pronounce Beklagte and what this word means
Beklagte means defendant. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce Beklagte
/bəˈklaːɡtə/
Beklagte translation
defendant
Beklagte examples
Ответчица отрицала обвинения.
Beklagte transcription
/bəˈklaːɡtə/
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Beklagte meaning: what does it mean?
eine Person, die in einem Gerichtsverfahren angeklagt ist
Beklagte pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
Beklagte is pronounced as /bəˈklaːɡtə/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
Beklagte definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Ответчица отрицала обвинения. Translation: Die Beklagte bestritt die Vorwürfe.
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