acquitting

acquitting

美 [əˈkwɪt] 　英 [ə'kwɪt]

• v.宣判无罪；表现；完成；使(某人)卸去(责任,义务等)

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

But in the Hellenistic and the early imperial periods, you see this practice acquitting new values and signification.

但是在希腊及早期帝国时期，你看到这种做法得到新的价值跟意义。

In acquitting the three photographers, the court brushed aside the notion that the inside of a car is a private space.

法院宣布三名摄影记者无罪释放，对车内属于私人空间这个概念予以否定。

British juries served to soften the impact of this by acquitting defendants or finding them guilty of lesser crimes.

陪审团的作用是通过宣告被告无罪或犯有轻罪而减轻刑罚。

It has the following characteristics: high speed of data acquitting and data processing.

固件程序具有较高的采集响应速度和数据处理速度。

The jury debated for just three hours before acquitting Mr Posada on April 8th.

4月8日，陪审团只进行了三个小时的辩论就赦免了Posada先生。

Design of Video Signal Acquitting System

视频信号采集系统的设计