accused的意思和读音

accusedaccuse

accuse

: [əˈkjuz] : [əˈkjuːz]

v.[]

n.

accuses  accusing  accused  

v.+n.people accuse,accuse man,accuse administration,accuse official,accuse opponent

adv.+v.falsely accuse

v.blame,indict,allege,fault,reproach

accusedn.

1.a person who is on trial for committing a crime

The accused was found innocent.

All the accused have pleaded guilty.

v.1.,2.[] (for); (for)3.[] (of)4.;1.,2.[] (for); (for)3.[] (of)4.;

v.1.to say that someone has done something wrong or committed a crime

1. accusation , accused acquittal ...

2.》《 THE HOUR》 《 ACCUSED》 《 MIRANDA》 ...

3. ... 731. portray vt 732. accused 733. detect ...

4. accuse vt. accused adj. achieve vt. ) ...

5. 7.driven( 使) 9.accused( ) 1.finished( ) ...

6. witness accused convict ...

7. 2.in connection with ... 3.accused 4.nonetheless ...

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1.Ron Artest can go bonkers, as he is often accused of doing, and everyone would consider it a normal reaction.

2.This was badly received by other countries, which accused the White House of trying to subvert the UN.

3.'Well! 'he said to us, biting the side of his finger. 'So you've decided the accused was the murderer, have you? '!”,“?”

4.Suspects accused of trying to carry out a bomb plot against New Yorks appeared in court.

5.Meanwhile, city officials in Shijiazhuang are now accused of helping cover up the problem rather than trying to warn the public.

6.Mladic also accused judges of trying to impose a lawyer on him, a charge judges denied.

7.Leading theologians accused the BBC of "misleading" the public and said it was ignoring the Biblical account of the crucifixion.BBC

8.Falsely accused of being a spy, she was placed under house arrest and told she might be sent to a concentration camp.”

9.And found him to be accused concerning questions of their law, but having nothing worthy of death or of bonds laid to his charge.便

10.One child came to me who was an emo kid and said he was accused of being gay but that he had a girlfriend.emo