incriminate

英 [ɪnˈkrɪmɪneɪt]

美 [ɪnˈkrɪmɪneɪt]

v.  使负罪; 连累

过去分词：incriminated　现在分词：incriminating　第三人称单数：incriminates　过去式：incriminated　

TOEFLGRETEM8法律

Collins.1 / BNC.23464 / COCA.25401

牛津词典

verb

• 使负罪；连累
  to make it seem as if sb has done sth wrong or illegal
  1. They were afraid of answering the questions and incriminating themselves.
     他们担心因回答这些问题而受到牵连。

柯林斯词典

• VERB 暗示…有罪;牵连;连累
  If somethingincriminatesyou, it suggests that you are responsible for something bad, especially a crime.
  1. He claimed that the drugs had been planted to incriminate him...
     他声称毒品是别人为了陷害他而故意放在那里的。
  2. They are afraid of incriminating themselves and say no more than is necessary.
     他们害怕受牵连,一句话也不肯多说。

英英释义

verb

• bring an accusation against
  1. The neighbors accused the man of spousal abuse
  Synonym:accuseimpeachcriminate
• suggest that someone is guilty
  Synonym:implyinculpate

双语例句

• Amendment to the constitution of the USA, which says that no person can be forced to give evidence which may incriminate himself
  美国宪法中一条修正案。此案规定：任何人不得被强迫自证其罪
• Nothing that will incriminate me.
  不会有证明我有罪的东西。
• You wouldn't want to incriminate yourself.
  你可不想让自己被控有罪吧。
• The police trace the wife but when she discovers by accident a picture that could incriminate her husband she decides to remain silent.
  警察循线追踪到妻子，但当她意外的发现一张足以使她丈夫定罪的照片时，她决定保持缄默。
• And that there is evidence here to incriminate them?
  还有这儿有证据来控告他们吗？
• I'm not saying anything that would incriminate me.
  我不会说些让自己被起诉的话。
• He is accused of perjury with the intention of incriminate his employer.
  他被控告犯有意图加罪于其雇主的伪证罪。
• No witness at an inquest shall be obliged to answer a question if to do so would tend to incriminate him.
  在研讯中，如证人回答某问题可能导致他入罪，则他不须回答该问题。
• This article incapable of the amount of compensation in the judicial interpretation is questionable as to incriminate the standard.
  本文认为，司法解释中以无能力赔偿数额作为入罪的标准值得商榷。
• They are afraid of incriminating themselves and say no more than is necessary.
  他们害怕受牵连，一句话也不肯多说。