| 词组 | accuse |
| 释义 | accuse /əˈkjuːz/ verb [T] to say that you believe someone is guilty of a crime or of doing something badadverbswrongly/falsely accuse sb Nichols claims that he was wrongly accused. | She was falsely accused of stealing a gold bracelet.unfairly/unjustly accuse sb He is an innocent man who has been unjustly accused.wrongfully accuse sb (=in a way that is unfair or illegal) The actress plays an innocent woman who is wrongfully accused of murdering her husband.publicly/openly accuse sb She publicly accused the president of lying to voters.repeatedly accuse sb (=accuse someone many times) These firms have been repeatedly accused of polluting the environment.practically accuse sb (=almost accuse someone) Rebecca practically accused me of starting the fire.prepositionsaccuse sb of sth The two men are accused of murder.accuse sb of doing sth He accused them of stealing his work.phrasesstand accused of sth (=be accused of doing something) Several members of the committee stand accused of taking bribes.THESAURUS: accuse allege /əˈledʒ/ to accuse someone of doing something, although this has not been proved: The prosecution alleges that he had hidden nearly $100 million from tax authorities. | He alleged that the other man had attacked him first. charge if the police charge someone, they officially tell that person that they are believed to be guilty of a crime and that they must go to court: He was arrested again and charged with another robbery. | She was charged with murder. indict to officially accuse someone of a crime so that they will be judged in court, especially under the American legal system: She was indicted on charges of drug dealing. | He was indicted on charges of fraud. | Karadzic was indicted for war crimes by the international tribunal in The Hague. |
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