exoneration
/ɪɡˌzɒn.əˈreɪ.ʃən/noun
C1formalcommon/ɪɡˌzɒn.əˈreɪ.ʃən/不可数
A noun referring to the state of being cleared from blame, accusation, or obligation, or the act of vindicating someone against criticism or censure.
ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние освобождения от вины, обвинения или обязательства, или акт оправдания кого-либо от критики или порицания.esSustantivo que denota el acto o estado de ser liberado de culpa, acusación u obligación, o la absolución de alguien de crítica o censura.frNom désignant l'action ou le fait de décharger quelqu'un d'une culpabilité, d'une accusation ou d'une obligation, ou l'acte de le disculper face à des critiques ou des reproches.deSubstantiv, das den Zustand bezeichnet, von Schuld, Anklage oder Verpflichtung befreit zu sein, oder den Akt, jemanden von Kritik oder Tadel zu entlasten.ptSubstantivo que designa o ato ou estado de livrar alguém de culpa, acusação ou obrigação, ou de absolvê-lo de crítica ou censura.zh名词，指免除罪责、指控或义务的状态，或为某人洗脱批评、责备的行为。arمصدر يدل على حالة التحرر من الذنب أو الاتهام أو الالتزام، أو فعل تبرئة الشخص من الانتقاد أو اللوم.
- Relief from blame C1 formal
The state of being officially cleared of blame or fault for a wrongdoing.
- The new evidence led to his exoneration after years in prison.
- She fought for her exoneration in court.
- The committee's report resulted in the exoneration of the accused official.
ruОправданиеesExoneraciónfrexonérationdeEntlastungptExoneraçãozh洗清罪名arتبرئة
- Vindication or defense C1 formal
The act of defending someone against criticism or proving that criticism is unjustified.
- His exoneration came after a thorough investigation.
- The article served as an exoneration of the controversial policy.
- Public exoneration was important for restoring her reputation.
ruОправданиеesexoneración (defensa o vindicación)frDisculpation, justificationdeRechtfertigungptExoneraçãozh辩护arتبرئة
- exonerations plural form
- exonerations' possessive plural form
- exoneration's possessive singular form