形容词
1. You will be held accountable for it.
你应对此做出解释。
2. His bad temper is easily accountable; he has had a toothache all day.
他的坏脾气是容易理解的，因他整日牙痛。
3. Every person is accountable for his own work.
每个人都要对自己的工作负责。
accountable的反义词
1. (负责)：第一种模式是在自下而上的半委托关系产生的,其特征是:总馆与分馆分别向不同的主管机构负责(accountable),即分别向不同的主管机构报告其业务执行情况,接受不同主管机构的考核和问责.
2. 负有解释的义务：负全部责任 bear all responsibilities; in all charge | 负有解释的义务 accountable | 负有连带义务的每个债务人:each of the joint debtors
3. 应负责的：accountability 有责任 | accountable 应负责的 | accountably 可说明地
1. 有责任的；应作解释的
If you are accountable to someone for something that you do, you are responsible for it and must be prepared to justify your actions to that person.
e.g. Public officials can finally be held accountable for their actions...
终于要对政府官员实行问责了。
e.g. The major service industries should be accountable to their customers.
主要的服务行业应该对它们的顾客负责。
1. That is to say, they should by accountable to both the CE and the central government rather than LegCo.
2. This is to allow better adaptation of program components to suit local circumstances and ensure that the implementation is accountable to the public.
3. accountable
3. According to the statement, people who commit such assaults should be held accountable according to the Criminal Law.
4. It enacted the Energy Conservation Law in 2008 to make officials accountable for implementing environmental standards.
5. Those who cook up false statistical figures should be held accountable for the wrongdoing and be disciplined or punished by law.
6. But the response does not go far enough to narrow the credibility gap that the country's statisticians should be held accountable for.
7. Only in cases in which their misconduct resulted in deaths would they be held criminally accountable.
8. The flood of currency supply should be held accountable for the country's current price hikes.
9. A BBC report said today's China has a deep understanding of the concept that the government should be held accountable for the people.
10. China is to hold officials guilty of statistical fraud accountable to the law, said a deputy head of China's top legislature.
adj
1. liable to account for one's actions
e.g. governments must be accountable to someone beside themselves
fully accountable for what they did
the court held the parents answerable for their minor child's acts of vandalism
he was answerable to no one