impeached

英 [ɪmˈpiːtʃt]

美 [ɪmˈpiːtʃt]

v.  控告(显要公职人员)犯重大罪行; 弹劾; 怀疑
impeach的过去分词和过去式

COCA.41432

柯林斯词典

• VERB 控告;弹劾
  If a court or a group in authorityimpeachesa president or other senior official, it charges them with committing a crime which makes them unfit for office.
  1. ...an opposition move to impeach the President.
     弹劾总统的反对议案

双语例句

• His life is spotless: no man has impeached him.
  他的生活是纯洁无瑕的，没有人曾经指责过他。
• The beautiful melody, impeached the one who is unromantic. midnight, the lamplight was really feeble. I couldn't stop insomnia. I enjoyed the rainstorm, but you were in dream.
  漂亮的调子，弹劾无心浪漫的人，午夜路灯的光线微弱的跳动。我抑制不住失眠，起来看那场暴雨，你却已在梦乡。
• They impeached him of high treason.
  我们控告他犯有叛国罪。
• Elected officials can be impeached.
  可以弹劾民选的官员。
• At one point he was impeached, accused of corruption, although he was not convicted.
  他曾一度以为被指控腐败而遭到弹劾，尽管指控未成立。
• The affair led to Clinton being impeached by the House of Representatives in 1999.
  1999年，这起丑闻事件导致克林顿受到众议院的弹劾。
• The judge was impeached for taking a bribe.
  这个法官被检举接受贿赂。
• "You don't like the magazines," Martin softly impeached.
  你不喜欢杂志介马丁温和地责难他。
• A Jurisprudential Litigation Analysis of Universities Impeached Cases
  对高校被诉案件的诉讼法理分析
• And he needs to be impeached for what he did.
  他需要被弹劾，为他的所作所为。