commit for trial UK
committed for trialcommitting for trial
Definition of commit for trial - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
legalRare UK send a case to trial after examinationRare UK
- The judge decided to commit for trial.
- The prosecutor argued to commit for trial after reviewing evidence.
- The case was committed for trial following the preliminary hearing.
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Expressions with commit
learn something by heart
He committed the speech to memory before the presentation.
kill someone on purpose in a way that is illegal
He was arrested because he tried to commit murder.
dedicate time and effort to a project
She decided to commit to a project for the next six months.
learn by heart for later recall
She committed the poem to memory for the recital.
make a serious promise or decision to carry out an action
They commit to doing regular safety checks on all equipment.
engage in a sexual relationship outside marriage
He was accused of committing adultery with his colleague.
dedicate oneself to a cause or activity
She decided to commit herself to volunteering.
intentionally end one's own life
He decided to commit suicide after years of struggle.
record information in writing
The scientist committed the experiment results to paper.
do something that breaks the law or rules
He did not commit an offence during his probation.
lie under oath in a legal setting
The witness was found guilty of committing perjury.
order someone to be put in jail by law
The judge decided to commit to prison the accused man.
put information or agreement into written form
They decided to commit the contract to writing.
engage in self-destructive behavior or actions
He decided to commit hara-kiri by quitting his stable job.
urge someone to perform a specific action
He told him to go commit uninstall.
do something wrong or not proper in behavior
He was accused of committing an impropriety at work.
burn something completely to destroy it
They decided to commit the old letters to the flames.
Expressions with trial
being tested or evaluated temporarily
The new software is on trial for a month.
trial lacking fairness and integrity
The dictator held a sham trial to silence his opponents.
suggestion or action used to test people's reaction
The company used a trial balloon to gauge customer interest.
be judged in a court of law
The defendant will stand trial next month.
learning by trying different methods
She solved the puzzle by trial and error.
difficult situation testing one's abilities
Starting a new job can be a trial by fire.
test public opinion or reaction to an idea
The company floated a trial balloon to gauge interest in the new product.
trial conducted without fairness or seriousness
The court proceedings were a mockery of a trial.
judgment of a person or case by public opinion through media coverage
The celebrity's case became a trial by media before the court verdict..
gaining knowledge through repeated attempts
His success was due to trial-and-error.
limited-time offer to use a product for free
The software company offers a free trial for 30 days.
bring someone before a court to decide guilt or innocence
The suspect was put on trial for theft.
period to test something
The software is available on a trial basis for 30 days.
time to test or evaluate something
The software has a 30-day trial period.
preliminary test to assess effectiveness
The new software went through a trial run.
sample form of product used for testing before buying
I downloaded the trial version of the game to test it first.
court proceeding to decide if an accused person committed a crime
The criminal trial lasted three weeks before the jury reached a verdict.
appear in court to be judged for a crime
He will face trial for the robbery next month.
temporary deal letting customers try a product before deciding to buy
The streaming service attracted many users with a one-month trial offer.
small first purchase used to test product quality or supplier reliability
The store placed a trial order of 50 units before signing a contract.
short-term access to a service offered for testing before full payment
I signed up for a trial subscription to evaluate the software.
legal proceeding following laws ensuring justice and impartiality
Everyone is entitled to a fair trial in court.
for a short time to test
The software is available on a trial basis for 30 days.
race against the clock rather than against other competitors
She set a new record in the time trial at the cycling event..
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- French:déférer au tribunal, ...
- German:vor Gericht bringen, ...
- Italian:rinviare a giudizio, ...
- Spanish:enviar a juicio, ...
- Portuguese:enviar a julgamento, ...
- Chinese:送交审判, ...
- Japanese:裁判にかける, ...
- Arabic:أحالَ إلى المحاكمة, ...
- Hebrew:לִשְׁלוֹחַ לְמִשְׁפָּט, ...
- Russian:направить дело в суд, ...
- Ukrainian:направити справу до суду, ...
- Hindi:परीक्षण के लिए भेजना, ...
- Bengali:বিচারের জন্য পাঠানো, ...
- Catalan:processar, ...
- Czech:postoupit případ k soudu, ...
- Danish:sende til retssag, ...
- Dutch:voor laten komen, ...
- Greek:στέλνω σε δίκη, ...
- Hungarian:tárgyalásra utalni, ...
- Khmer:បញ្ជូនទៅជំនុំជម្រះ, ...
- Korean:재판에 회부하다, ...
- Persian:به دادگاه فرستاد, ...
- Polish:przekazać sprawę do sądu, ...
- Portuguese (BR):enviar para julgamento, ...
- Romanian:a trimite în judecată, ...
- Swedish:skicka till rättegång, ...
- Thai:ส่งคดีไปพิจารณาคดี, ...
- Turkish:yargılamaya sevk etmek, ...
- Vietnamese:gửi vụ án ra tòa, ...
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