acquit
动词
UK/əˈkwɪt/
US/əˈkwɪt/
定义 acquit 动词
- Transitive(及物動詞)Usually passive(通常被動)
To formally declare in a court of law that someone is not guilty of the crime they were accused of.
宣判...無罪；宣告...無罪
Despite the overwhelming evidence, the jury acquitted him.
儘管證據確鑿，陪審團仍宣判他無罪。
She was accused of multiple offenses but was ultimately acquitted on all counts.
她被指控多項罪名，但最終所有指控都被判無罪。
After a lengthy trial, the defendant was finally acquitted and released.
經過漫長的審判，被告最終被宣判無罪並釋放。
片语 acquit 动词
- acquit yourself
To perform well or admirably, often exceeding expectations, particularly in a challenging or demanding situation.
（在困難的處境中）表現出色
• Despite it being his first time giving a public speech, he acquitted himself remarkably well.
儘管這是他第一次公開演講，他表現得非常出色。