acquits

acquits

美 [əˈkwɪt] 　英 [ə'kwɪt]

• v.宣判无罪；表现；履行 (oneself of)
• 网络宣告无罪；开释；还清

词形变化

第三人称单数：acquits  现在分词：acquitting  过去式：acquitted  

反义词

英汉解释

v.	1. 宣判无罪 2. 表现 (oneself);完成,履行 (oneself of) 3. 使(某人)卸去(责任,义务等) (of) 4. 〈古〉付清,还清

英英解释

v.	1. to state officially that someone is not guilty of the crime they were accused of

例句

She acquits so will. And especially dialect. She knows how to face them in public. So I think show my best wish to her, to go future.

她（获胜者）的表现很出色，尤其是语调，她懂得如何面对观众。我祝愿她能走得更远，直至最后一轮比赛。

Julia Roberts acquits herself with some aplomb using art history (as Robin Williams once used poetry) to widen the girls' horizons.

茱莉亚罗拔丝充满自信，以美术史（罗宾威廉斯则以诗）扩阔女孩们的视野。

Acquits you of all counts against you in the indictment.

指控书对你的所有指控无效。