گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'accusation'

1 عمومی:: اتهام‌

2 عمومی:: (حق) تهمت‌

1 general:: accusation verb make an accusation • You’ve made a lot of accusations but you haven’t got any evidence. bring an accusation against somebody • The accusations against him were brought by two 18-year-old women. level an accusation against/at somebody (= bring an accusation against someone ) • As a result, some outrageous accusations were levelled at her. face an accusation (= have an accusation made about you ) • The police faced accusations of using excessive force. deny/dismiss an accusation • The government denied accusations of corruption. prove/support an accusation • There were very few facts to support the accusation against him. adjectives serious accusation • These are very serious accusations indeed. false accusation • There were a lot of false accusations throughout the trial. unfounded/groundless (= not based on facts or reason ) • The accusation is totally unfounded. • The embassy denied what it called groundless accusations about its involvement in the attack. outrageous (= shocking and extremely unfair ) • He was drunk and his accusations were becoming more and more outrageous. a wild accusation (= with no evidence to support it ) • She’s made all sorts of wild accusations about him, hasn’t she? bitter accusations (= angry ) • The dispute was marked by bitter accusations from both sides. repeated accusations • Repeated accusations of neglect were made against the authorities. renewed accusations (= made again, often in a more forceful way ) • The government faced renewed accusations of corruption. further accusations • There were further accusations of incompetence. phrases amid accusations of something (= surrounded by accusations ) • He fled the country amid accusations of fraud.

2 general::   noun ADJ. serious | false, groundless, unfounded, unjust, wild | bitter | mutual They sank into mutual accusation and incrimination. | public | veiled She made a lot of thinly veiled accusations. | renewed, repeated VERB + ACCUSATION level at, make an accusation frequently levelled at junior doctors | face Their father now faces an accusation of murder. | deny, dismiss, refute, reject | prove, support New evidence has emerged which supports the accusation against her. ACCUSATION + VERB fly about/around There seem to be a lot of wild accusations flying around. PREP. amid ~s He fled the country amid accusations of fraud. | ~ against You made a public accusation of misconduct against Nigel. PHRASES bring an accusation against sb She rejected all the accusations brought against her.

3 general:: accusation a statement saying that you believe someone is guilty of a crime or of doing something bad: • The army has faced accusations of racism. allegation a public statement accusing someone of doing something although it has not been proved: • He denied allegations that he received a bribe. • Police are investigating allegations of corruption. charge an official statement by the police accusing someone of a crime and saying that they must go to court, or a statement saying that someone has done something bad, made by anyone: • He appeared in court on a murder charge. • She denied the charge that the article had been misleading. indictment law especially American English an official written statement accusing someone of a crime so that they will be judged under the American legal system: • He is under indictment for credit card fraud.