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arraign
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/əˈreɪn/
US
/əˈreɪn/
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Explain what “arraign” means in a criminal-court context.
Compare “arraign” with “charge,” “prosecute,” and “indict.”
Explain why “arraign” is often used in the passive, as in “was arraigned.”
Show the typical collocations and sentence patterns with “arraign.”
Give five B2-level examples with “arraign” and Russian translations.
Clarify whether “arraign” means the same as “convict” or “sentence.”
Write a short courtroom dialogue using “arraign,” then quiz me on its meaning.
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