英语词汇accuse怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

accuse /əˈkjuːz/ verb

accuses; accused; accusing

accuse

/əˈkjuːz/

verb

accuses; accused; accusing

Learner's definition of ACCUSE

[+ object]

: to blame (someone) for something wrong or illegal : to say that someone is guilty of a fault or crime指责；指控；控告

He was unjustly accused.他受到了不公正的指责。

— often + of

He was accused of stealing the money.他被指控偷了这笔钱。
His children have accused him of neglect.他的孩子们指责他没有尽责。
You can't accuse him of being rude: he's always extremely polite.你不能指责他无礼：他总是非常有礼貌。
She has been accused of murder. = She stands accused of murder.她被指控犯有谋杀罪。

— sometimes used humorously有时作诙谐用法

No one could ever accuse him of being overly modest. [=he is not modest]谁也不能怪他太过谦虚。

— accuser

noun, plural accusers [count]

She deserves the chance to meet/confront her accuser.她理应得到与指控她的人对质的机会。

— accusing

adjective [more accusing; most accusing]

She gave him a very accusing look.她以责备的眼神看了他一眼。
The governor pointed an accusing finger at the legislature [=said the legislature was to blame] for failing to approve her budget.州长指责州立法机关没有批准她的预算。

— accusingly

/əˈkʰjuːzɪŋli/ adverb

She looked at him accusingly.她以责备的眼神看着他。
“What did you do?” he asked accusingly.“你是怎么搞的？”他以斥责的口气问道。

单词	accuse
释义	accuse 2 ENTRIES FOUND: accuse (verb) accused (noun) accuse /əˈkjuːz/ verb accuses; accused; accusing accuse /əˈkjuːz/ verb accuses; accused; accusing Learner's definition of ACCUSE [+ object] : to blame (someone) for something wrong or illegal : to say that someone is guilty of a fault or crime指责；指控；控告 He was unjustly accused.他受到了不公正的指责。 — often + of He was accused of stealing the money.他被指控偷了这笔钱。 His children have accused him of neglect.他的孩子们指责他没有尽责。 You can't accuse him of being rude: he's always extremely polite.你不能指责他无礼：他总是非常有礼貌。 She has been accused of murder. = She stands accused of murder.她被指控犯有谋杀罪。 — sometimes used humorously有时作诙谐用法 No one could ever accuse him of being overly modest. [=he is not modest]谁也不能怪他太过谦虚。 — accuser noun, plural accusers [count] She deserves the chance to meet/confront her accuser.她理应得到与指控她的人对质的机会。 — accusing adjective [more accusing; most accusing] She gave him a very accusing look.她以责备的眼神看了他一眼。 The governor pointed an accusing finger at the legislature [=said the legislature was to blame] for failing to approve her budget.州长指责州立法机关没有批准她的预算。 — accusingly /əˈkʰjuːzɪŋli/ adverb She looked at him accusingly.她以责备的眼神看着他。 “What did you do?” he asked accusingly.“你是怎么搞的？”他以斥责的口气问道。
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