incriminate

incriminate

美 [ɪnˈkrɪmɪˌneɪt] 　英 [ɪnˈkrɪmɪneɪt]

• v.使负罪；连累
• 网络控告；归罪；牵连

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His knife, which had never been used to gut anything but fish, was thrown in the river for fear it would incriminate him.

他有一把刀，除了用来处理过鱼，别的什么也没用过，但是他把这把刀扔进了河里，因为他担心，这会成为他有罪的证据。

Criminals already have to be careful not to leave fingerprints or DNA that could incriminate them.

罪犯已经不得不小心地使自己不留下指纹或者DNA，这些线索可以指认他们。

constitution of the USA, which says that no person can be forced to give evidence which may incriminate himself.

美国宪法中一条修正案。此案规定：任何人不得被强迫自证其罪。

The military hierarchy closed ranks: its singular aim to defend its honour, and incriminate Dreyfus, triumphed over the facts.

军事统治集团齐力同心：其唯一目标就是捍卫军事集团的名誉、加罪于德莱弗斯，胜过事实。

however, it is not sufficient evidence to incriminate a food as the cause of food poisoning.

但即便出现大量金葡菌，也没有足够的证据控告该食品就是食物中毒的原因。

Further, each witness has a right not to incriminate himself and can decline to testify.

另外，每一个证人都有不自证其罪从而拒绝作证的权利。

The youths were arrested and searched for anything that would incriminate them.

警察逮捕了那些年轻人，并进行搜身寻找使他们负罪的东西。

Incriminate others is not due to our error.

由于我们的错误而连累别人是不对的。

Mr Azad worries that some gay men may shirk free HIV checks because they fear a positive result could incriminate them in future.

Azad先生担心，一些男同性恋者逃避免费爱滋病毒检查是由于害怕结果呈阳性，因为这可能会给自己带来麻烦。

To make up evidence or contrive events so as to incriminate(a person)falsely.

诬害捏造为诬告（某人）而捏造证据或策划事件

A person's right not to incriminate himself

任何人不使自己入罪的权利