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To arrest
The police have arrested 4 suspects already.
To oink
In the play, the pigs oinked to vote for something.
Asthma
I have asthma, I can't run long distances.
Trial
The trial lasted for over a week because both sides had so much evidence.
Documentary
I recently watched an interesting documentary on wolves in North America.
Polite
We want our daughter to be polite, we are teaching her to say please and thank you.
To spend energy
You shouldn't spend all of your energy on cooking when you have work to do.
To wonder
I wonder if he drives or bikes to work.
To roll around
Pigs love rolling around in the mud.
To trust
I don't trust your story, I think you're lying.
Criminal
My cousin is a criminal, she is serving 3 years in prison.
(Eye) Witness
There are 2 eye witnesses to the murder. They saw the whole thing take place.
Facts
The facts show that the wolf is clearly guilty.
To make up one's mind
I haven't made up my mind yet, I want to hear your opinion.
To plead guilty / not guilty
Do you think you're going to plead guilty or not guilty?
Evidence
There is some evidence that the judge was bribed. (sobornado)
Jury
The members of the jury examined the evidence for nine hours.
Verdict
When the judge delivered the verdict, the victim's family felt disappointed.
Court
We might have to take this matter to court.
To huff and puff
The Big Bad Wolf huffed and puffed and blew down the houses of those innocent little pigs!
To gobble up
I was so hungry I gobbled up the entire pie!
Guilty / Innocent
Do you think the Big Bad Wolf is guilty or innocent?
Bacon
Bacon contains a lot of fat.
Judge (noun)
The judge decided that the man was guilty.