To accuse in Portuguese 🇧🇷

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to accuse	acusar

How to say “to accuse” in Portuguese? “Acusar”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “acusar” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on to accuse in Portuguese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember:
• Notice the similarity between English “accuse” and Portuguese “acusar” – they share the same Latin root.
• Focus on the “-ar” ending to remind you that it follows regular conjugation patterns typical of many Portuguese verbs.

Explanations:
• “Acusar” means to formally or informally attribute a wrongdoing to someone.
• It often implies assigning blame or responsibility, sometimes without complete proof.

Synonyms and similar words:
• “Culpar” – to blame
• “Imputar” – to impute or attribute responsibility to
• “Denunciar” – to denounce (in contexts of reporting someone’s misdeed)

Conjugations (for the regular –ar verb “acusar”):

Indicative Present:
Eu acuso (“I accuse”)
Tu acusas (“You accuse”)
Ele/Ela/Você acusa (“He/She/You accuse”)
Nós acusamos (“We accuse”)
Vós acusais (“You all accuse”)
Eles/Elas/Vocês acusam (“They/You all accuse”)

Preterite Perfect:
Eu acusei (“I accused”)
Tu acusaste (“You accused”)
Ele/Ela/Você acusou (“He/She/You accused”)
Nós acusamos (“We accused”)
Vós acusastes (“You all accused”)
Eles/Elas/Vocês acusaram (“They/You all accused”)

Imperfect:
Eu acusava (“I was accusing/I used to accuse”)
Tu acusavas (“You were accusing/used to accuse”)
Ele/Ela/Você acusava (“He/She/You was/were accusing”)
Nós acusávamos (“We were accusing/used to accuse”)
Vós acusáveis (“You all were accusing/used to accuse”)
Eles/Elas/Vocês acusavam (“They/You all were accusing/used to accuse”)

Future:
Eu acusarei (“I will accuse”)
Tu acusarás (“You will accuse”)
Ele/Ela/Você acusará (“He/She/You will accuse”)
Nós acusaremos (“We will accuse”)
Vós acusareis (“You all will accuse”)
Eles/Elas/Vocês acusarão (“They/You all will accuse”)

Subjunctive Present:
Que eu acuse (“May I accuse”)
Que tu acuses (“May you accuse”)
Que ele/ela/você acuse (“May he/she/you accuse”)
Que nós acusemos (“May we accuse”)
Que vós acuseis (“May you all accuse”)
Que eles/elas/vocês acusassem (“May they/you all accuse”)

Examples of sentences:

1. Indicative Present:
Portuguese: "O júri acusa o réu de roubo."
English: "The jury accuses the defendant of theft."

2. Preterite Perfect:
Portuguese: "O repórter acusou a empresa de práticas ilegais."
English: "The reporter accused the company of illegal practices."

3. Imperfect:
Portuguese: "Durante a reunião, ele acusava seus colegas de falhar nos prazos."
English: "During the meeting, he was accusing his colleagues of missing the deadlines."

4. Future:
Portuguese: "Se as evidências forem confirmadas, o advogado acusará o suspeito formalmente."
English: "If the evidence is confirmed, the lawyer will formally accuse the suspect."

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