accusations

英 [ˌækju(ː)ˈzeɪʃ(ə)nz]

美 [ˌækjəˈzeɪʃənz]

n.  控告; 起诉; 告发; 谴责
accusation的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 指控；控告；指责
  If you make anaccusationagainst someone, you criticize them or express the belief that they have done something wrong.
  1. Kim rejects accusations that Country music is over-sentimental...
     对于乡村音乐过于感伤的指责，金表示反对。
  2. Another accusation levelled at the Minister is that he does not understand ordinary people...
     另一个矛头则直指部长不懂得体恤百姓。
  3. She was surprised that he had no words of blame or accusation for her.
     使她惊讶的是，他竟然没有对她说任何怪罪或指责的话。
• N-COUNT （尚未证实的被控告的）罪名，罪状
  Anaccusationis a statement or claim by a witness or someone in authority that a particular person has committed a crime, although this has not yet been proved.
  1. ...people who have made public accusations of rape...
     公开指控强奸罪名的人们
  2. The government denied the accusation that it was involved in the murders.
     政府否认了参与谋杀案的指控。

双语例句

• She issued a pointby-point rebuttal of the company's accusations.
  她对公司的指控逐一发表了反驳。
• The minister resigned amid accusations of bribery and corruption.
  在受贿和贪污的指控声中部长辞职了。
• He made wild accusations that did not stand up
  他的指控毫无根据，根本站不住脚。
• There is a political dimension to the accusations
  这些指控含有政治方面的因素。
• The accusations are making the government's conduct appear increasingly sleazy.
  这些指控让政府的行为显得越发不光彩了。
• He vehemently denied the accusations against him.
  他言辞激烈地否认对他的谴责。
• The labour movement has been assailed by accusations of sexism and demands for change from feminists.
  劳工运动遭到女权主义者的猛烈抨击，指责其存在性别歧视，并要求作出改善。
• Accusations are likely to put the other person on the defensive
  谴责很可能会引发对方自我防卫的反应。
• He puts all the accusations down to a smear campaign by his political opponents.
  他把所有的指责都归结为政治对手们的造谣攻势。
• They left themselves wide open to accusations of double standards and hypocrisy.
  他们使自己陷于被人指责搞双重标准和虚伪不实的境地。