accusatory

UK:  [ækju'zeɪtəri]

US:  [ə'kjuzə.tɔri]

adj.

1.非难的,责问的,问罪的

2.控告的,告发的

1 . Her eyes are twinkling with the glamour of wisdom as well as the ability of reproaching. Her eyes were bright, intelligent, accusatory.
她的眼睛闪闪发亮，透出了智慧的灵气，同时又有责备人的锋芒。

2 . But he saved the full force of his venom for his lengthy and accusatory "Aschroft-Lyon Manuscript" to which he devoted much of1909.
1909年，他投入了大量精力写作“阿什克罗夫特-里昂手稿”。这是一部长篇谴责小说。

3 . For the French, whose procedures are based on the presumption of innocence, the U. S. legal system appears accusatory.
法国的程序是建立在无罪推定的基础上的。对法国人来说，美国的司法制度看起来项是有罪推定。

4 . In addition, their wide eyes, often seen to hold accusatory looks, provokes adult audiences to view them as the aggressors.
此外，常常可以看出他们张大的眼睛怀有指责情绪，致使成年观众将他们视为具有攻击性的人。

5 . First, don't use emotional, accusatory, or inflammatory language.
首先，不要使用情绪化的，非难的，或者是激动的言语。