accuser
英[ə'kjuːzə(r)] 美[ə'kjuːzə(r)]
1.指责者；（尤指）控告者
Anaccuser is a person who says that another person has done something wrong, especially that he or she has committed a crime.
e.g. ...a criminal proceeding where defendants have the right to confront their accusers.
被告有权与原告对质的一种刑事诉讼
1. 控告人：accused 被指控者 |accuser 控告人 | acknowledgement 认知(书)
2. 谴责者;起诉者：accused 被告 |accuser 谴责者;起诉者 | accutron 电子手表
3. accuser的解释
3. 控诉者：牐燗cession-year system 登基年的制度290 | 牐燗ccuser控诉者338 | 牐燗chor,Valley of亚割谷(亚干被掷石)284
She blenched before her accuser.
她在(她的)指控者面前畏缩了.
accuser: No, he calls himself the Son of God!
原告: 不, 他称自己为神的儿子!
accuser a young woman, the accused a middleaged man, they are neighbour.
原告是个年轻女子, 被告是个中年男人, 他们是邻居.
The judge brought the accused face to face with the accuser.
法官使被告与原告对质.
accuser: He calls himself the King of the Jews!
原告: 他称自己为犹太人的王!
Legislative leak give a chance for the accuser to evade the law.
法院应该对撤诉享有实质的否决权.
What ever the accuser said, he could give corresponding refutation.
不论控方说什么, 他都能给予相应的驳斥.
She swallowed hard, and turned to face her accuser.
她用力了一下唾液, 转身面对那个控告她的人.
She blenched before her accuser.
她在指控者面前畏缩了.
A guilty conscience is a self accuser.
内心有愧,日夜难安.
A guilty conscience needs no accuser.
贼胆心虚.
A guilty conscience is a self - accuser.
[谚]做贼心虚.
The judge confronted the accused with his accuser.
法官让被告和原告对质.
The accused was confronted with his accuser.
被告被传和原告对质.
The accused was confronted with her accuser.
被告与原告对质.
