to accuse

基本解釋

I mustered up enough courage to accuse him.
我鼓起足夠的勇氣控告他。
Perhaps, because there is simply nothing to accuse him of?
或許，其實(shí)衹是因爲(wèi)沒有名目可以用來指控他？
This time, too, party rivals will be able to accuse him of having pioneered as governor of Massachusetts a version of Mr Obama’s own reviled health reform.
這一次也是這樣，黨派對(duì)手將會(huì)控告他作爲(wèi)麻省州長提前推行了奧巴馬先生自己都詬病的毉療系統(tǒng)改革方案。

In "The Crucible",for example, he shows what happens when unreasonable dislike and fear cause people to accuse innocent people of horrible crimes.
Similarly, he says, a wife or a parent cannot be coerced to accuse a loved one.
與此類似，霍佈斯認(rèn)爲(wèi)妻子父母,也不能被迫去指控他們所愛的人。
耶魯公開課 - 政治哲學(xué)導(dǎo)論課程節(jié)選
At one time in the book or at one point he maintains that a person cannot be made to accuse themselves without the assurance of pardon.
他在書中辯護(hù)道,除非一個(gè)人知道自己會(huì)被赦免而主動(dòng)認(rèn)罪,否則是不能輕易強(qiáng)逼他認(rèn)罪的。
耶魯公開課 - 政治哲學(xué)導(dǎo)論課程節(jié)選

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