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。
• Samsung's accuser is no ordinary whistleblower.
  三星的控告者不是一个普通的检举人。
• He eyed his accuser levelly without saying anything.
  他漠然地看着指责他的人，一句话也不说。
• The100 generation in company of record of7 big international and gold exited the cavalcade of accuser early, and those who chose coact is double win mode.
  七大国际唱片公司中的百代和金牌早早退出了原告的行列，而选择了共同合作的双赢模式。
• Does he get the right to face his accuser?
  他有权力面对原告？
• The judge brought the accused face to face with the accuser.
  法官使被告与原告对质。
• 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。
• But in many countries, a crime victim plays the role of accuser in a criminal prosecution.
  但是，在许多国家里，犯罪受害者往往是刑事检控中的原告。
• One who retaliates against an accuser or witness;
  对检举人、证人打击报复的；
• His accuser says he went public because Haggard's church opposes gay marriage initiatives on the upcoming ballots.
  原告称他之所以将此事公诸于众是因为贺格的教会在即将进行的投票中反对同性恋婚姻提案。