accused

accused的音标是[ə"kjuːzd]，基本翻译是“指责；控告；谴责；归咎于”，速记技巧是：accuse sb of sth（指责某人某事）。

accused的英文词源：

accused：由拉丁词根“accus”和“-ed”构成。

变化形式：

accuse vt. 指责，控告，谴责。

accusation n. 指责，控告，指控。

相关单词：

1. accusatory adj. 指责的，控诉的。

2. indictment n. 起诉书，控告书。

3. suspect vt. 怀疑，猜想。

4. evidence n. 证据，证明。

5. proof n. 证据，证明。

6. disprove vt. 反驳，证明错误。

7. exonerate vt. 免除，解救。

8. condemn vt. 谴责，判刑。

9. charge vt. 指控，指责。

10. blame vt. 责备，责怪。

这些单词都与“accused”有着密切的联系，表示指责、控告的含义。随着语言的发展和演变，这些单词的含义和用法也在不断变化和丰富。

常用短语：

1. be accused of 指控

2. accuse sb of sth 指责某人某事

3. be accused of doing sth 被指责做某事

4. accuse sb of doing sth 指责某人做某事

5. be charged with 指控

6. be suspected of 怀疑

7. be suspected of doing sth 被怀疑做某事

双语例句：

1. He was accused of stealing money from the company. （他被指控从公司偷钱。）

2. The police accused the suspect of murder. （警察指责嫌疑人犯有谋杀罪。）

3. She was charged with drunk driving. （她被指控酒后驾车。）

4. I am suspected of cheating on my exam. （我被人怀疑考试作弊。）

5. He was accused of stealing a bicycle, but he denied the charge. （他被指控偷了一辆自行车，但他否认了这一指控。）

6. She was suspected of being a spy, but she was cleared of all charges. （她被人怀疑是间谍，但所有的指控都被洗清。）

7. The teacher accused the student of plagiarism, but the student claimed innocence. （老师指责学生抄袭，但学生声称自己无罪。）

英文小作文：

Accusations and Truth

In society, accusations are commonplace, whether it"s someone accusing another of a crime, or someone being accused of a minor offense. These accusations can have a profound impact on individuals, their families, and even society as a whole. However, it"s important to remember that not all accusations are true, and it"s essential to have a fair trial to determine the truth.

On the other hand, accusations can also be used as a tool for justice. When someone is wrongly accused, it can lead to a deeper reflection on our society and how we handle these situations. It can also serve as a reminder that we should always be mindful of our words and actions, as they can have a profound impact on others.

Ultimately, accusations are just one aspect of a complex society, and we should always strive to treat each other with respect and dignity, regardless of the accusations made against us. Only through fair trials and open communication can we truly determine the truth and move forward as a society.