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单词 accuse
释义
accuse
verb[T]
uk
/əˈkjuːz/us
/əˈkjuːz/
B2
to say that someone has done somethingmorallywrong,illegal, orunkind:
指控，控告；指责；谴责
"It wasn't myfault." "Don'tworry, I'm not accusing you."“不是我的错。”“别担心，我不是在指责你。”
He's been accusedofrobbery/murder.他被指控犯有抢劫／谋杀罪。
Are you accusing meoflying?你是在指责我撒谎吗？
Thesurgeonwas accusedofnegligence.这名外科医生被控玩忽职守。
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to accuse someone of something
  • accuseHe was accused of statutory rape.
  • make an accusation againstShe was arrested for making false accusations against her former employer.
  • level an accusation againstFerguson was furious at the accusations levelled against his player.
  • level a charge againstShe denied all the charges levelled against her.
  • hurl accusations atShe hurled accusations at her ex-husband across the courtroom.
  • charge someone withHe was charged with three counts of fraud.
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stand accused ofsomethingformal
If youstandaccused of doing somethingwrong,peoplesay that you have done it:
被指控…；因为…受谴责
Thegovernmentstandsaccused oferodingfreedomofspeech.政府因侵犯言论自由受到谴责。
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  • She's been accused ofactingdishonestly.
  • She accused heremployerofsexdiscrimination.
  • He's been accused ofrobbery/murder.
  • Are you accusing me oflying?
  • "It wasn't myfault." "Don'tworry, I'm not accusing you."
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Blaming & accusing
  • a bad workman blames his toolsidiom
  • accusatory
  • accuser
  • accusingly
  • allegedly
  • attribution
  • blame
  • contributory negligence
  • denunciation
  • finger
  • incriminate
  • indict
  • lay
  • laysomethingatsomeone'sdooridiom
  • levelsomethingagainst/atsomeone
  • lightning conductor
  • McCarthyite
  • misattribute
  • nail
  • sacrificial lamb
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accuser
(Definition ofaccusefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

accuse| American Dictionary

accuse
verb[T]
us
/əˈkjuz/
to say that someone isresponsiblefor acrimeor for having done somethingwrong:
He was accused offailingtopayhistaxes.
She accused me oflying.

accusation

noun[C]us
/ˌæk·jəˈzeɪ·ʃən/
Hedeniedthe accusation, saying he wasinnocent.
(Definition ofaccusefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

accuse| Business English

accuse
verb[T]
LAW
uk
/əˈkjuːz/us
to say that someone has done somethingwrongorillegal:
accuse sb of (doing) sthHe is accused ofmisleadinginvestorsandlendersabout thefinancialhealthof thecompany.
(Definition ofaccusefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofaccuse

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Many others also accused the manuals of emptying letters of sentiment, originality, personality, even thought.
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In both cases, the victims were acquainted with the men who were accused of attacking them.
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And it was based on this report that the police arrested the accused.
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The party secretary was accused of participating in the planning of the attack (their plan was not to inflict fatal injuries on the villagers).
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She accuses him of making the decision to perform without consulting (dango her first, and refuses to do m) it.
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This article considers the critical debate surrounding business culture and conformity from the perspective of the ' ' accused.
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The liberal understanding of autonomy is accused by critics of assuming an atomistic model of human agency and interaction.
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It discusses how political elites have managed and manipulated anti-corruption institutions, particularly in situations where senior state officials have been accused of corrupt behaviour.
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The accused lacked a fair opportunity to exercise his capacity to have done otherwise.
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In particular, it recognised the problem of requiring a child to be faced by the accused when she gave evidence.
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For instance, an accused in a criminal trial may very well publicly defend his innocence while he knows he is guilty.
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The accused was found guilty and sentenced to death.
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During the war, judges and prosecutors often took bribes, including from those representing accused guerrillas.
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He accuses them, not only of holding a cathartic theory of magic, but of also holding an emotive theory of magic.
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Critics of the rational-choice programme sometimesaccuseit of lacking empirical reference.
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