testimony

testimony
noun
1) (witness) Aussage, die
2) (Law) [Zeugen]aussage, die
3) no pl. (statements) Angaben
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['testiməni]
plural - testimonies; noun
(the statement(s) made by a person or people who testify in a law-court; evidence: The jury listened to his testimony.) die Aussage
- academic.ru/74257/testimonial">testimonial
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tes·ti·mo·ny
[ˈtestɪməni, AM -moʊni]
n
1. (statement in court) [Zeugen]aussage f
to bear \testimony to sth etw bezeugen
to give \testimony aussagen
2. (fig: proof) Beweis m
to be a \testimony of sth von etw dat zeugen, ein Beweis für etw akk sein
to be \testimony to sth etw beweisen
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['testImənɪ]
n
Aussage f

he gave his testimony — er machte seine Aussage

to bear testimony to sth — etw bezeugen

accept this gift as testimony of or to my friendship — nehmen Sie dieses Geschenk als Zeichen or Beweis meiner Freundschaft

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testimony [ˈtestımənı; US -ˌməʊ-] s
1. JUR (mündliche) Zeugenaussage:
in testimony whereof urkundlich dessen;
bear testimony to, fig a. be testimony to bezeugen;
call sb in testimony jemanden als Zeugen aufrufen, fig jemanden zum Zeugen anrufen;
give testimony against aussagen gegen;
have sb’s testimony for jemanden zum Zeugen haben für;
on his testimony aufgrund seiner Aussage
2. testament 4
3. BIBEL
a) Gesetzestafeln pl
b) Bundeslade f
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noun
1) (witness) Aussage, die
2) (Law) [Zeugen]aussage, die
3) no pl. (statements) Angaben
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n.
Aussage -n f.
Bezeugung f.
Zeugnis -se n.

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