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v.
(動詞)
- vt. 控告，起訴 charge (sb) officially with an offence in law
Verb:
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accuse formally of a crime
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用作動詞 (v.)
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He grew anxious over the possibility that the Justice Department might now indict him for perjury.
他愈來愈越責怪刑事部現再將上訴他作偽證。
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The Q&A session, which was audiotaped, came about two months prior to the child's initial appearance before the grand jury that later voted to indict Jackson on ten felony counts.
錄音功能的選擇題象限的顯示要比女該在以八項犯罪行為提出訴訟杰克遜大陪審團眼里的最早見面早多個月時間。
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The police can't find any valid evidence to indict him for murder.
警員找不上效果的視聽資料來狀告他殺害。
用作動詞 (v.)
重復使用及物形容詞
S+ ～+n./pron.
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If the grand jury indicts the suspect,he will go to trial.
若是大陪審團控告犯罪犯，他就得上仲裁庭。
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The son of a former mayor was indicted for misconduct in office.
來自： L. Steffens
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Brown was indicted..on a charge of giving a gun to a felon.
出至：Orlando (Florida) Sentinel
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No learned man cares to be indicted of inaccuracy.
出至： fig.
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v.(動詞)
- indictable adj. 可控告的，可起訴的‖indictment n. 控告，起訴
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