culprit

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◎ 单词释义

n.罪犯;起因

第三人称复数:culprits

/">GRE英语词汇单词大全n.(名词)

    罪犯

    犯人

    肇事者

    被控犯罪的人

    【英国法律】刑事被告

    未决犯

    嫌疑犯

    罪魁祸首

    祸根

    病根

    病因

    犯罪

    引起问题的事物

    犯错的人

    犯过错者

    刑事被告

    羁押犯

    n.(名词)

      [C]犯过错者,罪犯 person who has done wrong;offender

      noun

      1. someone who perpetrates wrongdoing

      Synonym: perpetrator

      1. 罪犯;犯错的人
      When you are talking about a crime or something wrong that has been done, you can refer to the person who did it as the culprit .

      e.g. All the men were being deported even though the real culprits in the fight have not been identified.
      尽管真凶尚未查出,所有参与斗殴的男子均被驱逐出境。

      2. 引起问题(或不利情势)的事物
      When you are talking about a problem or bad situation, you can refer to its cause as the culprit .

      culprit的反义词

      e.g. About 10% of Japanese teenagers are overweight. Nutritionists say the main culprit is increasing reliance on Western fast food.
      大约10%的日本青少年超重。营养学家指出主要原因是对西式快餐越来越依赖。

      1. 罪犯;肇事者:Prevalence:盛行 | Culprit:罪犯;肇事者 | Secrete:分泌

      2. 犯罪者:864. contiguous 邻近的 | 865. culprit 犯罪者 | 866. elusive 难以捉摸的

      3. 犯人:culpably 该罚地 | culprit 犯人 | cult of personality 个人崇拜

      以上就是本站详细整理的词语culprit是什么意思的翻译解释,供大家参考一下。

culprit的用法及例句:

Psychosis: culprit or scapegoat?(精神病:罪魁祸首还是替罪羊?)

He may not be the last culprit to serve time in prison.(他也许不是最后一个在狱中服刑的犯人。)

But the most common culprit is bacteria.(但多数情况下,细菌仍是罪魁祸首。)

The police followed home the clue and finally caught the culprit.(警察根据线索追根到底,终于抓住了这个罪犯。)

Agriculture both culprit and victim.(农业既是肇事者也是受害者。)

The main culprit in the current crisis seems to be modern farming techniques.(当前这场危机的罪魁祸首好像是现代农业技术。)

The culprit is stress.(罪魁祸首是压力。)

Television was the first culprit.(电视是首犯。)

The real culprit was the Federal Reserve.(真正该遭到指控的是联邦储备委员会。)

Another key culprit: environmental pollutants.(另一个元凶则是环境污染。)

用作名词(n.)

The police put the culprit in jail.
警方把罪犯投入了监狱。

An author is in the condition of a culprit: the public are his judges.