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ac·count·a·ble
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accountability (n.)
词根:account
n.account [会计] 帐户;解释;[会计] 帐目,帐单;理由
accountability 有义务;有责任;可说明性
accounting 会计,会计学;帐单
v.accounting 解释(account的ing形式);叙述
vi.account 解释;导致;报帐
vt.account 认为;把…视为
Adjective
1. liable to account for one's actions;
"governments must be accountable to someone beside themselves"
"fully accountable for what they did"
"the court held the parents answerable for their minor child's acts of vandalism"
"he was answerable to no one"
accountable for负责,对…应付责任
"answerable," 字面意思是“有责任被追究”,约于1400年(14世纪中期的盎格鲁-法语),源自古法语 acontable; 参见 account(动词)+ -able。相关词汇: Accountably。
负有解释的义务
Middle English accountable, accomptable, borrowed from Anglo-French acomptable, from acunter "to account >entry 2" + -able -able
The first known use of accountable was in the 15th century
accountableadjective
responsible for giving an account (as of one's acts)
will be held accountable
capable of being accounted for : explainable
1 We are accountable to it and to each other.
2 The national nonprofit organization works to advance the principles of individual liberty, free enterprise and limited, accountable government.
3 “Even tonight, sitting among you, there are those who still have to be held accountable for their conduct against women,” she said.
4 They are rarely if ever held accountable for such actions; this is especially true if the victims are black, Hispanic or Latino or First Nations people.
5 Now, I find it so empowering to hold these people accountable for what they did to me because they stole my childhood, and they're continuing to steal the childhood of so many other innocent children.
6 That the military was accountable, reasonable, and was kept in check by concentric circles of regulations, laws, common sense, common decency.
7 When Heidegger became a Nazi and adjusted his writings accordingly, he went through the first of numerous shifts for which he never seemed to feel accountable.
8 Anonymity can help prevent personal bias, but it can also make reviewers less accountable; exclusiveness can help ensure quality control but can also narrow the range of feedback and participants.
9 His narrative persona, permanently high, seems one step removed from accountable reality.
10 Portman said she recognizes she’s fortunate that her job keeps her accountable, “so I have no choice but to tough it out.”
11 When filmmakers recall with pride about the deep reporting and research they’ve done for their projects, then they deserve to be held accountable for their projects.
12 The cultural reflex to hold women accountable for male lust and subsequent reproduction is so ingrained that we don’t even notice the asymmetry.
13 Who is accountable?
谁是有责任的?
14 Both will be held accountable for their deeds in this life.
谁也不能违反各自的生活准则.
15 I told her that was fine, but I couldn’t be held accountable for vomiting on her new dress.
16 West's whole brand is the antithesis of what has come to be called "cancel culture," or, you know, holding people accountable for the things they say and do.
17 Attorney Gary Dordick, who is representing the Yelchin family, said the actor’s parents want Fiat to be held accountable for the tragedy.
18 For one thing, visitors are the ones who hold the facility staff members accountable.
19 We will hold Wall Street accountable.
我们要让华尔街负起责任来。
20 “I hold the Walker and myself accountable and apologize for really misunderstanding the context and impact it would have on the Dakota people,” Ms. Viso said in an interview with The Times in June.
1 负责的
4 应负责的
5 可解释的
6 有责任的
8 负责
responsibility run manage i/c answerable administration organize undertake head answer administer in charge take charge
10 负有责任
11 可解释
12 可说明的
explicable effable exponible interpretive canny interpretative explicatory explicative declarable explainable interpretable
13 负有责任的