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Перевод: absolve

[глагол]
освобождать; прощать; избавлять от ответственности; отпускать; оправдывать

Тезаурус:

1. I absolve you from all your sins.
2. The supposedly technical and neutral nature of the "autonomous" model of literacy which they employ appears to absolve them from the charge that they are making ideological claims about cultural difference.
3. Who will absolve me now?
4. An ignorant motorist is likely, therefore, to absolve the garage from responsibility and pay it further to rectify these new faults.
5. In the immediate post-war years there was an attempt to absolve the bureaucracy of responsibility for externally aggressive and internally repressive policies, by pointing out the ways in which bureaucrats had tried to hold back military excesses.
6. Looking back, he says, County's rapid growth might not have caused problems had the company's management - and he does not absolve himself from blame - had more depth.
7. It would be a dangerous practice to absolve those affected by Satan, even Gary.
8. Distribution of the cash before striking off does not absolve the directors and members of the company from any liability.
9. He has the power to induce guilt by opening up our private lives for inspection, but by transforming pain and fear into illness, he can also absolve us.
10. For obvious reasons, the tenants absolve the local authority of responsibility.
11. To say that the patient cannot demand to be stabbed because he cannot suspend the operation of the criminal law and absolve the other of liability begs the question, depending as it does on a determination of what the criminal law is.
12. She could confess, absolve and advise two erring lovers in the same weekend without either of them knowing that the other had collaborated with her in engineering their reunion.
13. He had provided a father-confessor figure to absolve the youngster's sins and absorb his phobias.