accusation

UK:  [.ækjʊ'zeɪʃ(ə)n]

US:  [.ækjə'zeɪʃ(ə)n]

复数：accusations  

n.

1.(被指控的)罪状,罪名

2.告发,控告

3.责备;控告

4.指责;责难

5.非难,谴责

6.状子

1 . He said the fourth accusation was that HKMA was too late in introducing the technical measures to strengthen currency board arrangements.
他说第四项是指金管局太迟推行巩固货币发行局制度的技术性措施。

2 . He tried to shield himself from his own mental accusation, which told him that she was right.
他想逃避自己内心的谴责，他内心清楚她是对的。

3 . Here, as a real change, was a politician using accusation to forge a moral argument that rose above the occasion of his speaking.
此时能被真正称为转变的，是一位政治人物将有关指控转化为道德的论题，而这个论题已超越了他讲话的具体场合。

4 . GE dismissed the accusation that it had not paid any US tax in 2010 as "particularly distorted and misleading" .
通用电气对有关该公司去年在美国没有纳税的指责予以驳斥，称其“严重歪曲事实并具有误导性”。

5 . The department concerned shall, after receiving the said report, letter of exposure, or accusation, handle the matter in a timely manner.
有关部门收到相关的检举、揭发和控告后，应当及时处理。