indict

英 [ɪnˈdaɪt]

美 [ɪnˈdaɪt]

v.  控告; 起诉

过去分词：indicted　过去式：indicted　现在分词：indicting　第三人称单数：indicts　

GRETEM8法律

Collins.1 / BNC.16606 / COCA.6483

牛津词典

verb

• 控告；起诉
  to officially charge sb with a crime
  1. The senator was indicted for murder.
     那位参议员被控犯谋杀罪。
  2. She was indicted on charges of corruption.
     她被控贪腐，受到起诉。

柯林斯词典

• VERB 控告;告发;起诉
  If someoneis indicted fora crime, they are officially charged with it.
  1. He was later indicted on corruption charges...
     他后来被指控贪污。
  2. She has been indicted for possessing cocaine...
     她被指控藏有***。
  3. The police said he'd been formally indicted on Saturday...
     警方称他星期六已被正式起诉。
  4. Attorneys for the indicted officers tried to delay the trial.
     被起诉官员的律师试图延迟审判。

英英释义

verb

• accuse formally of a crime

双语例句

• Indeed, the evidence presented in the chapter of the Cox report, entitled "prc theft of us thermonuclear warhead information," is when properly understood sufficient to" indict ".
  事实上，《考克斯报告》中题为“中国窃取美国热核弹头情报”的内容中揭露的事实如被正确理解已经足以称得上“控告”两字了。
• Mr Li said he had no idea why he was being targeted by US prosecutors and questioned whether the US had the authority to indict him.
  李表示，他一点都不明白自己为什么成了美国检察官的目标，并质疑美国是否有权控告他。
• That doesn't mean you can indict weird weather in your neck of the woods as proof.
  这并不意味着你可以用某一有限区域的怪异天气作为控诉的证据。
• The accused man denied the charge. Indict sb. for nuisance.
  被告人不承认所控之罪。控告某人非法妨害。
• Japan's prosecutors chose not to indict Mr Zhan on the grounds that his act was not premeditated, according to Kyodo, the Japanese news agency.
  日本新闻机构共同通信社说，日本诉讼方基于他并非蓄谋为之而决定不起诉詹先生。
• The police said he'd been formally indicted on Saturday
  警方称他星期六已被正式起诉。
• She has been indicted for possessing cocaine
  她被指控藏有***。
• In simple civil cases, the plaintiff may indict verbally.
  对简单的民事案件，原告可以口头起诉。
• Indict a person as a murderer
  将某人当作杀人犯起诉
• The trouble with you, colonel, is you'd Iike to indict the whole country.
  上校，你的问题是，你要控诉整个国家。