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I. li·bel [ˈlaɪbəl] ЮР СЪЩ

1. libel no pl (crime):

libel
Verleumdung f <-, -en>
an action for libel
to sue sb for libel

2. libel (defamatory statement):

libel

II. li·bel <Brit -ll- [or Am usu -l-]> [ˈlaɪbəl] ЮР ГЛАГ прх

to libel sb

ˈli·bel case СЪЩ ЮР

libel case

ˈli·bel laws СЪЩ мн

libel laws
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blood libel СЪЩ

blood libel ИСТ, РЕЛ
немски
немски
английски
английски
libel action
libel suit
libel no art, no мн
action for libel
to libel sb
to commit libel against sb
trade libel
Present
Ilibel
youlibel
he/she/itlibels
welibel
youlibel
theylibel
Past
Ilibelled / American English libeled
youlibelled / American English libeled
he/she/itlibelled / American English libeled
welibelled / American English libeled
youlibelled / American English libeled
theylibelled / American English libeled
Present Perfect
Ihavelibelled / American English libeled
youhavelibelled / American English libeled
he/she/ithaslibelled / American English libeled
wehavelibelled / American English libeled
youhavelibelled / American English libeled
theyhavelibelled / American English libeled
Past Perfect
Ihadlibelled / American English libeled
youhadlibelled / American English libeled
he/she/ithadlibelled / American English libeled
wehadlibelled / American English libeled
youhadlibelled / American English libeled
theyhadlibelled / American English libeled

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Примери от PONS речника (редакционно проверени)

punitive damages ЮР in case of libel, slander
punitive damages ЮР in case of libel, slander
suit for libel
action for libel, libel action

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He published full details in an island newspaper, for which he was threatened with a prosecution for libel.
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The case established some precedent that the truth should be an absolute defense against libel charges.
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The two viciously attacked one another in newspaper columns in early 1870, and sued one another for libel.
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We feel the only way to set the record straight once and for all is to pursue this matter through a libel action.
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They won their suit, but the residual effect of the libels would last for decades.
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