accuse
gb/əkjˈuz/ us/əkjˈuz/
B1
英语
~ 2200
义项
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动词
B1
action
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Say someone did something bad
To say that someone did something bad or broke the law.
用法模式：
to accuse [someone] of [something]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes forget to use 'of' after 'accuse', e.g., saying 'accuse someone doing' instead of 'accuse someone of doing'.
近义词
allege (Often used when the wrongdoing is claimed but not yet proven; more formal.)
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charge (More formal and legal, often used in law enforcement contexts.)
反义词
defend (To support someone against claims of wrongdoing.)
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exonerate (To officially state that someone is not guilty of wrongdoing.)
搭配
accuse falsely
|accuse directly
|accuse publicly
|accuse formally
|accuse someone of
主题
law
|conflict
|communication
|core_vocabulary
例句
- The newspaper accused the mayor of corruption.
- She accused her brother of stealing her phone.
- Several witnesses accused the driver of running the red light.
- They accused him of lying during the meeting.
学习者例句
- I accused my friend of breaking my pen.
- The teacher accused the boy of cheating.
- She accused him of taking her book.
- They accused the man of stealing a car.
语法
词典原形
accuse
IPA
GB/əkjˈuz/
US/əkjˈuz/
音节与重音
ac - cuse （2 个音节）
Stress on 2nd syllable (cuse)
词形变化
Verb
- Base: accuse
- 3rd Person Singular: accuses
- Present Participle: accusing
- Past: accused
词族
Forms
accuses
verb
accusing
verb
accused
verb
Core family
accusation
noun B2
accuser
noun
Related words
accusatory
adjective
相关表达
accuse someone of something
1/əkjˈuz sˈʌmwˌʌn əv sˈʌmθɪŋ/
fixed phrase
Say person did a specific bad thing
To say that a person did a particular bad or illegal thing.
例句
- The lawyer accused the witness of lying under oath.
- He was accused of stealing money from the company.
stand accused of
1/stˈænd əkjˈuzd əv/
fixed phrase
formal
Be officially said to have done wrong
To be officially said to have done something bad or illegal.
例句
- The politician stands accused of accepting bribes.
- Several officers stand accused of misconduct.