incriminating

英 [ɪnˈkrɪmɪneɪtɪŋ]

美 [ɪnˈkrɪmɪneɪtɪŋ]

v.  使负罪; 连累
incriminate的现在分词

现在分词：incriminating　

法律

BNC.22612 / COCA.17579

柯林斯词典

• VERB 暗示…有罪;牵连;连累
  If somethingincriminatesyou, it suggests that you are responsible for something bad, especially a crime.
  1. He claimed that the drugs had been planted to incriminate him...
     他声称毒品是别人为了陷害他而故意放在那里的。
  2. They are afraid of incriminating themselves and say no more than is necessary.
     他们害怕受牵连,一句话也不肯多说。

英英释义

adj

• charging or suggestive of guilt or blame
  1. incriminatory testimony
  Synonym:criminativecriminatoryincriminatory

双语例句

• Any incriminating evidence on me yet?
  可以控告我的证据吗？
• I think you're trying to scare me into falsely incriminating myself.
  我认为你正在尝试惊吓我进行诱供。
• The forth chapter uses seven reasons to explain the feasibility of incriminating drug-taking behavior in our country.
  第四章用七点理由来说明在我国吸毒行为入罪化的可行性。
• Whether incriminating did not give a clear legal definition of marital rape as a result of our current legal, so let the judiciary also significantly powerless in dealing with such cases.
  由于我国现行法律对于婚内强奸是否入罪没有给出一个明确的法律界定，所以让司法部门在处理此类案件时也显的无能为力。
• In exchange for the incriminating files.
  用钱来交换那些足以指控你的文件。
• Before being expressly provided by the criminal law, one-side accomplice behavior is only an objective existence. While most scholars agree that one-side accomplice behavior is a crime, few of them discuss on its incriminating rationality.
  在被刑法明文规定以前，片面共犯行为只是一种客观存在的行为，虽然学界大部分赞成该行为是一种犯罪行为，却少有人对该行为的入罪合理性进行过讨论。
• Does chocolate contribute to acne? Milk chocolate has been shown to do so, but I've never heard of any evidence incriminating dark chocolate.
  吃巧克力会长粉刺吗？牛奶巧克力会，但从没有研究证明黑巧克力引起粉刺。
• It took five days for the police to find the farmhouse in which the gang hid out and left incriminating fingerprints.
  警方用咯额五天查到黑帮藏身的地方和留下的指纹。
• In the new season, he fears that a former right-hand man might betray him by selling incriminating information about Claire to a political challenger.
  在新一季中，他担心之前的得力助手可能会背叛他，向政治竞争对手出卖关于克莱尔的归罪证据。
• A relation implicated by virtue of involvement or close connection ( especially an incriminating involvement). In a word, I had nothing indeed to do with it, nor was ever like to have;
  由于卷入或有密切关系使牵连其中的关系。总之，我与世界已无什么牵连，而且以后也不会再发生什么关系。