accused
美:/əˈkjuz/
英:/əˈkjuːz/
v.:
谴责；控诉；因某事而谴责[指控]某人；把某事归罪于某人
n.:
（刑事）被告
网络:
殊途同归；被控告的；被指责的
词形变换: (第三人称单数) accuses (现在分词) accusing (过去式) accused
例句
1.
Ron Artest can go bonkers, as he is often accused of doing, and everyone would consider it a normal reaction.
阿特斯特疯狂了，不过大家早已习以为常，觉得那是他的正常反应。
2.
This was badly received by other countries, which accused the White House of trying to subvert the UN.
但其它国家对此反响不佳，纷纷谴责白宫试图给联合国捣乱。
3.
'Well! 'he said to us, biting the side of his finger. 'So you've decided the accused was the murderer, have you? '
“喂！”他边咬着手指边对我们说，“这样你们就决定指控他是谋杀者，对吗？”
4.
Suspects accused of trying to carry out a bomb plot against New Yorks appeared in court.
被指控密谋试图炸毁纽约犹太教堂的疑犯出席听证会。
5.
Meanwhile, city officials in Shijiazhuang are now accused of helping cover up the problem rather than trying to warn the public.
同时石家庄市的官员们被指责掩盖问题而非警告公众。
6.
Mladic also accused judges of trying to impose a lawyer on him, a charge judges denied.
姆拉迪奇还指控法官试图指派律师给他。法官否认这样的控诉。
7.
Leading theologians accused the BBC of "misleading" the public and said it was ignoring the Biblical account of the crucifixion.
神学领袖们指责BBC在“误导”公众，说他们无视圣经对于受难的描述。
8.
Falsely accused of being a spy, she was placed under house arrest and told she might be sent to a concentration camp.
有罪&rdquo；的信件的副本，歪曲地指控她是间谍，将她软禁了起来，并扬言要将她送进集中营。
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.
便查知他被告，是因他们律法的问题，并没有什么该死该绑的罪名。
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.
有个emo小孩过来跟我说，他因为同性恋而被指责，但实际上他是有女朋友的。