acquittal
英 [əˈkwɪtl] 美 [əˈkwɪtl]

n.

宣告无罪；（义务、职责等的）履行；尽职；（债务等的）清偿

变形

复数：acquittals

英英释义

acquittal[ ə'kwitəl ]

• n.a judgment of not guilty

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. The defence lawyer made an eloquent plea for his client's acquittal.
   被告方的律师为委托人的无罪开释作了有说服力的辩护。
2. They were enraged at the acquittal of a policeman accused of murder.
   大家都很愤怒一个被控谋杀警察的无罪开释。
3. Lack of evidence resulted in their acquittal.
   因证据不足而宣判他们无罪。
4. There were three convictions and two acquittals in court today.
   今日法庭宣判三人有罪，两人无罪。

权威例句

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