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in·dict·ment
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复数:indictments
词根:indict
adj.indictable 可起诉的;可被控告的
n.indiction 诏示;古罗马每隔15年一次的财产评价公告
vt.indict 控告,起诉;[法] 揭发
noun
the act of indicting, or the condition of being indicted.The congressman's indictment on corruption charges shocked his supporters.
a formal written accusation presented by a grand jury to a court for prosecution of a serious crime.
any less formal accusation with no legal consequences.The article is an indictment of our society.
原先也称为 endictment,公元1300年, endytement 指“控告的行为”,源自盎格鲁-法语和古法语 enditement,源自 enditer “控告,起诉”(见 indict)。指“正式的法律文件,包含大陪审团证明的指控”始于公元1500年。17世纪恢复了拉丁拼写。
公诉
控告书
The first known use of indictment was in the 14th century
indictmentnoun
the act or process of indicting
an official written statement charging a person with a crime
1 “He came to me,” the preppy kid says, still offended by the indictment of his character.
2 But his reputation is being forged now, with every tweet and impassioned defense or indictment, as a main character in #MeToo.
3 He had thought the label was funny—a badge of honor—but now it was an indictment.
4 Mr. Smith’s indictment does not track Donald J. Trump’s, but the cumulative effect is to leave Mr. Bush with few defenders in this season of his discontent.
5 "It's not an indictment against the country or even that store," Winfrey explained.
6 In 2018 and 2020, Rosa and others arranged the sale of four forged wave paintings to two unidentified buyers, the indictment said.
7 Reeves' Batverse begins with a commentary on government corruption and an indictment of the rich, powerful and ineffective.
8 The songs deliver indictments of human folly with measured calm.
9 The larger installation, “Black Box,” is a dark yet almost lyrical indictment of colonialism, with wrenching use made of drawings, vintage film of white hunters and of mechanized puppets that move with eerie resonance.
10 Kenneth Montgomery, his defense lawyer, called the indictment “a glorified gun case at best,” disputing that GS9 was a gang with Mr. Pollard in charge.
11 This led to his indictment on allegations of conspiracy.
这件事最终使他被控犯有共谋罪。
12 Following Ms. True’s indictment, many museums adopted policies that banned the purchase of ancient artifacts whose provenance was not clear.
13 I suspect the play is really an indictment of both generations: the self-seeking individualism of Thatcher's children and their ineffectual offspring, who talk a good ethical game while lacking the capacity for action.
14 A month later the prosecution issued a new, more carefully worded indictment and announced that the trial would proceed against only thirty of the accused; the others would be tried later.
15 A Fulton County grand jury on Friday handed up the 105-count indictment that resulted from a six-month investigation, Atlanta Police Deputy Chief Charles Hampton said at a news conference Tuesday.
16 They singled out Dr. King among the 115 blacks who had received indictments and went after him, accusing him of organizing an illegal boycott.
17 The word “me” has suffered mightily since Tom Wolfe’s rollicking indictment in the pages of New York magazine over 40 years ago.
18 The ICC must now issue its indictment against Mr Bashir if the evidence warrants it.
如果有证据的支持,ICC现在就必须起诉巴希尔.
19 Criticizing the pernicious trolling produced by political extremists should not suggest a generalized indictment of the internet and social media since they have also been key tools in pushing back against Trump’s egregiousness.
20 Oh indictments bring comfort and joy, comfort and joy; Oh indictments bring comfort and joy!
1 起诉书
2 指责
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3 非难
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4 起诉
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6 指控
7 告发
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8 不满
bored dissatisfied disgruntled disaffected discontented jaundiced not grievance dissatisfaction discontent disaffection dissatisfy bad feeling
9 控诉
10 谴责
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11 控告
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