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witness

/ˈwɪt.nəs/

Traduction: Personne qui voit ou assiste à un événement, généralement un crime ou un accident, ou qui témoigne dans un contexte juridique., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'observer un événement, généralement un crime ou un accident, ou d'être présent comme témoin officiel lors de la signature ou de l'établissement d'un document juridique.

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noun

/ˈwɪt.nəs/B1formallegal
  • frPersonne qui voit ou assiste à un événement, généralement un crime ou un accident, ou qui témoigne dans un contexte juridique.

A noun referring to a person who sees an event, typically a crime or accident, take place, or who gives testimony in a legal context.

  1. Person who sees an eventB1formal

    A person who sees something happen, especially a crime or accident.

    frtémoin oculaire

    • The witness gave a detailed account of the accident.
    • Police are looking for witnesses to the robbery.
    • She was the only witness to the incident.

    Synonymesbystandereyewitnessobserveronlookerspectatorviewer

  2. Person giving testimonyB1formal

    A person who testifies in a court of law about what they saw or know.

    frTémoin (personne qui témoigne en justice)

    • The witness was called to the stand to testify.
    • The defense attorney questioned the witness.
    • The witness's statement was crucial to the case.

    Synonymesdeponenttestifier

  3. Person present at a signingB2formal

    A person who is present when a document is signed and who signs it to confirm its authenticity.

    frTémoin à la signature d'un acte

    • Two witnesses signed the will.
    • She acted as a witness to the contract signing.
    • The document requires a witness's signature.

    Synonymesattestantattestor

Formes
  • witnesses plural form
  • witnesses' possessive plural form
  • witness's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈwɪt.nəs/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'observer un événement, généralement un crime ou un accident, ou d'être présent comme témoin officiel lors de la signature ou de l'établissement d'un document juridique.

A verb used to indicate the act of seeing an event take place, typically a crime or accident, or to be present as a formal observer of a signature or legal document.

  1. See an eventB1formal

    To see something happen, especially a crime or accident.

    frêtre témoin de

    • Several people witnessed the car crash.
    • She witnessed the robbery from her window.
    • He claims to have witnessed the incident firsthand.

    Synonymesbeholdnoticeobserveperceiveseeviewwatch

  2. B2formal

    To be present at an event and see it happen.

    frÊtre témoin de

    • We witnessed a beautiful sunset over the ocean.
    • The world witnessed a historic election this year.
    • They witnessed the signing of the peace treaty.

    Synonymesattendlook onobserveseeviewwatch

  3. B1formal

    To sign a document to confirm that it was signed by the person who made it.

    frattester (un document)

    • Two colleagues witnessed the signing of the contract.
    • The lawyer witnessed the will.
    • Please witness my signature on this form.

    Synonymesattestcertifycountersign

Formes
  • witnessed past participle
  • witnessed past simple
  • witnessing present participle
  • witnesses third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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