indict

及物动词告发; [法]控告，起诉

及物动词

1. 起诉：2) indicative暗示的 | 3) indict起诉 | 4) dictator独裁者

2. 控告：indicate 显示 | indict 控告 | interdict 禁止

3. 指控：indict 指控 | decorated 授勋的 | intersection 十字路口

4. 起诉, 控告, 指控, 告发：retrace 回顾;追想 | indict 起诉, 控告, 指控, 告发 | interdict 禁令

1. 控告;告发;起诉
    If someone is indicted for a crime, they are officially charged with it.

    e.g. He was later indicted on corruption charges...
           他后来被指控贪污。
    e.g. She has been indicted for possessing cocaine...
           她被指控藏有可卡因。

1. They had opted not to indict him on the offence due to conflicting details in the account of one of his accusers.

2. indict的反义词

2. The United Nations has drawn up a list of officials, janjaweed members and rebels it wants to indict before the International Criminal Court.

3. indict在线翻译

3. Much will depend on whether prosecutors now weighing criminal charges decide to indict him in the coming weeks.

4. Prosecutors moved quickly to resolve the case after a grand jury declined to indict McLeod on felony charges Wednesday.

5. indict在线翻译

5. Ivins killed himself in 2008 as prosecutors prepared to indict him for the attacks.

6. Criminal cases are usually investigated by the public security department, whereas procuratorates review results and decide whether to indict the suspects.

7. Magistrates are planning to go ahead with their probe and are expected to issue a request to indict Berlusconi as early as next week.

8. indict

8. Not everyone has been content with simply pretending to indict the prime minister.

9. The DPRK authorities decided to indict him for trial " as his crime has been confirmed, " said the KCNA.

10. indict的反义词

10. Legislator and barrister Alan Leong said that to indict Chan, prosecutors would need to prove that Chan was aware of the forgery.

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