accuser

英 [əˈkjuːzə(r)]

美 [əˈkjuːzər]

n.  指责者; (尤指)控告人，控诉人

复数：accusers　

IELTS法律

BNC.23013 / COCA.12584

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

英英释义

noun

• someone who imputes guilt or blame

双语例句

• Therefore the accuser should ask for compensation for this loss.
  因此申请人该条损失被申请人应当赔偿。
• Without this breastplate, without knowing that we are righteous in Christ, we can easily become slaves to the law and to the accusations of the accuser.
  没有这护甲，我们无法知道我们在基督里的义，我们很容易就会成为律法和控诉着控告的奴隶。
• The burden of proof lies with the accuser.
  原告有提供证据的责任。
• The judge brought the accused face to face with the accuser.
  法官使被告与原告对质。
• She swallowed hard, and turned to face her accuser.
  她用力了一下唾液，转身面对那个控告她的人。
• One is that boards should hold the accuser to account, as well as the accused.
  第一，董事会应让原告和被告对自己的行为负责。
• Additional, accuser still bore the social insurance of3 people and cost of housing accumulation fund.
  另外，原告还承担了三人的社会保险与住房公积金费用。
• You face your accuser and all your rights stem from that.
  你面对你的原告，你所有的权利都起源于那儿。
• Does he get the right to face his accuser?
  他有权力面对原告？
• I have the right to face my accuser.
  我有权对我的原告采取行动。