incriminate

incriminate

美 [?n?kr?m??ne?t]  英 [?n?kr?m?ne?t]

  • v.使負罪;連累
  • 網絡控告;歸罪;牽連

詞形變化

第三人稱單數:incriminates  現在分詞:incriminating  過去式:incriminated  

反義詞

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英漢雙解

v.
1.
~ sb
使負罪;連累to make it seem as if sb has done sth wrong or illegal
They were afraid of answering the questions and incriminating themselves.
他們擔心因回答這些問題而受到牽連。

英漢解釋

v.
1.
歸罪于,使負罪;控告

英英解釋

v.

例句

His knife, which had never been used to gut anything but fish, was thrown in the river for fear it would incriminate him.

除了用來處理別的什么沒用但是河里因為擔心成為有罪證據

Criminals already have to be careful not to leave fingerprints or DNA that could incriminate them.

罪犯已經不得不小心使自己留下指紋或者DNA這些線索可以指認他們

constitution of the USA, which says that no person can be forced to give evidence which may incriminate himself.

美國憲法修正案此案規定任何人不得強迫

The military hierarchy closed ranks: its singular aim to defend its honour, and incriminate Dreyfus, triumphed over the facts.

軍事統治集團同心唯一目標就是捍衛軍事集團名譽德萊弗斯勝過事實

however, it is not sufficient evidence to incriminate a food as the cause of food poisoning.

即便出現大量沒有足夠證據控告食品就是食物中毒原因

Further, each witness has a right not to incriminate himself and can decline to testify.

另外一個證人從而拒絕作證權利

The youths were arrested and searched for anything that would incriminate them.

警察逮捕那些年輕人進行搜身尋找使他們負罪東西

Incriminate others is not due to our error.

由于我們錯誤連累別人不對

Mr Azad worries that some gay men may shirk free HIV checks because they fear a positive result could incriminate them in future.

Azad先生擔心一些同性戀逃避免費愛滋病毒檢查由于害怕結果陽性因為可能會自己帶來麻煩

To make up evidence or contrive events so as to incriminate(a person)falsely.

誣害捏造誣告某人捏造證據策劃事件

A person's right not to incriminate himself

任何人使自己權利