witness

witness
1) свідок, понятий
2) свідчити, бути свідком, підписувати в якості свідка
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witness against one's accomplices — 1) свідок проти співучасників 2) свідчити проти співучасників

witness of unquestioned veracity — правдивий свідок

witness produced against the accused — свідок обвинувачення

- witness a search
- witness a seizure
- witness against
- witness against a defendant
- witness against a plaintiff
- witness against oneself
- witness against smb.
- witness an arrest
- witness an inquest on a body
- witness at the trial
- witness box
- witness by the accused
- witness by the court
- witness by the defence
- witness by the defense
- witness by the defendant
- witness by the plaintiff
- witness by the prosecution
- witness chair
- witness custody
- witness fee
- witness for a party
- witness for a prisoner
- witness for an accused
- witness for both sides
- witness for defence
- witness for defense
- witness for smb.
- witness for the Crown
- witness for the defendant
- witness for the Government
- witness for the People
- witness for the prosecution
- witness immunity
- witness in attendance
- witness in the box
- witness intimidation
- witness of accident
- witness of arrest
- witness of inquest of a body
- witness of line-up
- witness of search
- witness of seizure
- witness on oath
- witness on the stand
- witness produced
- witness protection
- witness protection program
- witness protection programme
- witness-stand
- witness table
- witness to smth.
- witness to the attack
- witness to the shooting
- witness to will
- witness under examination
- witness's consistency
- witness's oath

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