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ab·solve [əbˈzɒlv, Am -ˈzɑ:(l)v] ГЛАГ прх form
1. absolve (exonerate):
| I | absolve |
|---|---|
| you | absolve |
| he/she/it | absolves |
| we | absolve |
| you | absolve |
| they | absolve |
| I | absolved |
|---|---|
| you | absolved |
| he/she/it | absolved |
| we | absolved |
| you | absolved |
| they | absolved |
| I | have | absolved |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | absolved |
| he/she/it | has | absolved |
| we | have | absolved |
| you | have | absolved |
| they | have | absolved |
| I | had | absolved |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | absolved |
| he/she/it | had | absolved |
| we | had | absolved |
| you | had | absolved |
| they | had | absolved |
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Opting out did not absolve the student from paying a services fee.
en.wikipedia.org The friar absolves her of her vow of celibacy.
en.wikipedia.org He was absolved two years later, in 1584.
en.wikipedia.org He should also decide whether he wants to absolve or to conduct the criminal.
en.wikipedia.org In some cases, this may be intended to absolve the employer/instructor from liability in the event that the client suffers physical harm.
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