culpable
英 ['k?lp?b(?)l]
美['k?lp?bl]
- adj. 有罪的；該責備的；不周到的；應受處罰的
實用場景例句
- The judge found the man culpable.
- 法官認為那個人有罪.
《簡明英漢詞典》
- Their decision to do nothing makes them culpable.
- 他們不采取任何行動的決定使他們難辭其咎。
辭典例句
- I cannot be held culpable ( for their mistakes ).
- 不能 ( 把他們的錯誤 ) 歸咎于我.
辭典例句
- They held him culpable for the offence.
- 他們認為他有罪應受懲罰.
辭典例句
- At first, he could not get rid of a culpable sense of licence on his part.
- 剛開始, 就他這方面來講,他對自己的放縱抱有一種難以擺脫的負疚感.
辭典例句
- If we had gone about trying to get that prize, we would have been culpable.
- 如果我們不盡力去實現這個目標, 我們就會受到懲罰.
辭典例句
- We are ourselves partly culpable for the state of events.
- 事情發展到現在這個地步,我們自己應擔負一部分責任.
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- Brooke was really culpable.
- 布魯克實在是罪魁禍首.
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- I cannot be held culpable.
- 不能歸咎于我.
互聯網
- I would not be culpable for dividing and restricting computer users, but it would happen nonetheless.
- 我將不會因分開和限制計算機用戶而被指責, 雖然如此,這種情形會繼續發生.
互聯網
- One is to cushion the blow to families and communities, even if some are culpable.
- 一是減輕對家庭和社區的打擊, 盡管有些家庭和社區自己也難辭其疚.
互聯網
- Just as there can be culpable omissions , so too can there be blameless acts.
- 正如因未履行某種職責受到處罰一樣, 人也可能因干了某事而不受責難.
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