Colocações com "witness"

To witness terrible, shocking acts or events.

A person who gives evidence in court for the prosecution.

to see an event, especially a crime or accident, take place

to be present and see something new appear or develop

General term for testimony given by a witness.

used to describe a period or entity in which a downturn occurs

To administer a legal oath to a witness, compelling them to tell the truth in court.

describes a person giving testimony who is not considered credible

to see a transformation happen

a program to protect witnesses in criminal cases, often by giving them new identities. (AmE: witness protection program; BrE: witness protection scheme)

(of a time or place) to be the setting where a revival occurs

a formal account by someone who saw an event, often for legal purposes

To see the start of an event or period take place.

A person who has seen a crime or event but is reluctant to give evidence.

To see erosion happening, especially significant or notable erosion.

used when a period of time or a place experiences an increase; more formal than 'see'

To be present and see someone sign a document, then sign it yourself to confirm.

An official order for someone to appear in court to give evidence.

figurative: to witness a rapid increase