accusers

英 [əˈkjuːzəz]

美 [əˈkjuzərz]

n.  指责者; (尤指)控告人，控诉人
accuser的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 指责者；（尤指）控告者
  Anaccuseris a person who says that another person has done something wrong, especially that he or she has committed a crime.
  1. ...a criminal proceeding where defendants have the right to confront their accusers.
     被告有权与原告对质的一种刑事诉讼

双语例句

• His challenge to the poets is in a way the basis for the resentment that is built up against him in that Aristophanes and what he calls the earlier accusers have brought to bear.
  他对诗人的挑战，某个层面来说，是对反对他的人所产生之愤恨的基础，这是亚里斯多芬尼斯及他所谓的，前代原告施加于他的。
• He issued a writ against one of his accusers.
  他向其中一个指控他的人发了传票。
• He swung round and faced his accusers.
  他迅速地转过身来，面对指控他的人们。
• I had to prepare to face my accusers.
  我得准备面对我的控告者们。
• Even this week, he sought to throw sand in the faces of his accusers by implying the Bank of England had been complicit in wrongdoing.
  上周他还暗示英国央行（bankofengland）是巴克莱不当行为的同谋，试图对他的指控者们进行抨击。
• Those under suspicion can also wield supreme power over their potential accusers, or be in charge of allocating funding to their projects or institutions.
  那些被怀疑的人也会向那些潜在的指控者挥舞权力的大棒，或者掌管着为后者及其单位分配经费。
• 8 concerning him the accusers stood and brought no charge of the evil things I was suspecting.
  8原告站著告他，所告的并没有我所意料的恶事；
• We are the accusers, the judges, the witness, and the executioners.
  我们是控方、法官、证人及刽子手。
• He proclaimed his innocence and challenged his accusers to confront him openly.
  他宣称启已是无辜的，并要求与原告们公开当面对质。
• The prisoner was confronted with his accusers.
  犯人被带来与原告对质。