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accusation

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1. 指责；指控；控告

2. (被告发、控告的)罪名，罪状

名词 n.

1.指责；指控；控告

an answer to a charge or accusation

对控告或指责的答辩

to be under an accusation of

被控告…，被指责…

to bring an accusation against

对…起诉，控告…；提出指控或指责，谴责

to deny an accusation

否认指控

to lay an accusation against

对…起诉，控告…；提出指控或指责，谴责

to level an accusation against

对…起诉，控告…；提出指控或指责，谴责

to lodge an accusation against

对…起诉，控告…；提出指控或指责，谴责

to repudiate an accusation

否认指控

to retract an accusation

撤销指控

You can’t just throw accusations around like that!

你不能只是那样不着边际地指责！

You can’t make wild accusations like that!

你不能这样胡乱地指责别人。

Your accusation must be grounded on facts.

你的指责必须以事实为依据。

You can’t make wild accusations like that!

你不能这样胡乱地指责别人。

There was a hint of accusation in her voice.

她的话音中暗含指责的意思。

A clear conscience laughs at false accusations.

只要问心无愧,旁人的指责可以一笑置之。

He poured forth a stream of bitter accusations.

他连珠炮般地进行了严厉谴责。

He resigned over accusations of favouritism.

由于被指责有偏心，他辞职了。

He veered between calm acceptance and hysterical accusations.

他时而泰然处之，时而歇斯底里地指责。

I was furious at his making such an accusation.

我对他的这种责备非常气愤。

She knew that no one would believe her accusation.

她知道没人会相信她的指控。

He fled the country amid accusations of fraud.

他身陷多项欺诈的控罪，于是潜逃出国。

Can you show good cause for your accusation?

你的指控有什么理由?

He is unlikely to make wild accusations without proof.

没有证据他不可能胡乱指控。

He made the accusations without a shred of evidence to back them up.

他提出的指控毫无证据。

He was very much put about by the false accusations brought against him.

他为对他的诬告极为苦恼。

New evidence has emerged which supports the accusation against her.

新出现的证据支持对她的指控。

The newspaper defended her against the accusations.

报纸为她受到的指控进行辩护。

He filed an accusation with the police.

他向警方申诉。

A clean conscience fears not false accusations.

身正不怕影子歪。

2.(被告发、控告的)罪名，罪状

She denied the accusation completely.

她完全否认被控的罪名。

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法律

1. 罪名

心理

1. 非难

语源

late Middle English : from Old French, from Latin accusatio(n-), from accusare 'call to account' (see accuse)