No. 1,234 in Spanish
acusó
"Acusó" means "he/she/it accused."
In a sentence
Ella lo acusó de haber tomado dinero sin permiso.
She accused him of taking money without permission.
The verb 'acusó' is used to denote making an accusation against someone, specifically in a direct object relationship.
El informe acusó falta de consistencia en los datos proporcionados.
The report pointed out a lack of consistency in the provided data.
Here, 'acusó' implies highlighting or identifying a deficiency or flaw in a system or situation.
Tras la investigación, nadie acusó a los testigos de falsificar la evidencia.
After the investigation, no one accused the witnesses of falsifying evidence.
In this sentence, 'acusó' conveys the act of legally or morally charging someone with an alleged wrongdoing.
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