vt. 控告，起诉 charge (sb) officially with an offence in law
英英释义
Verb:
accuse formally of a crime
双语例句
1. The grand jury indicts or refuses to indict accused persons.
大陪审团可起诉或拒绝起诉被告.
来自辞典例句
2. You can't indict whole people for the crudeness of a few.
您不能因少数人的粗暴行为就控诉整个民族.
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3. Prosecutors said they wouldn't indict Mr. Hatoyama due to insufficient evidence.
检察官说因为证据不足,不会起诉鸠山由纪夫.
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4. I can indict you for abducting high school student.
我可以告你诱拐中学生.
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5. 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.
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用作动词 (v.)
He grew anxious over the possibility that the Justice Department might now indict him for perjury. 他越来越担心司法部现在可能起诉他作伪证。
The Q&A session, which was audiotaped, came about two months prior to the child's initial appearance before the grand jury that later voted to indict Jackson on ten felony counts. 录音的问答单元的出现要比男孩在以十项罪名起诉杰克逊大陪审团面前的最初露面早两个月。
The police can't find any valid evidence to indict him for murder. 警察找不到有效的证据来控告他谋杀。
用作动词 (v.)
用作及物动词S+ ～+n./pron.
If the grand jury indicts the suspect,he will go to trial. 如果大陪审团指控嫌疑犯，他就得上法庭。
