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

• Elected officials can be impeached.
  可以弹劾民选的官员。
• He was impeached as the first president in Asian history and forced to quit office under the pressures of mass uprising, political and military coups.
  然而，在执政后仅一年多便遭致来自各派势力的激烈反对，并成为亚洲第一位遭受弹劾的总统，最终在民变、政变、军变的压力下黯然交出了政权。
• 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 deputy manager was impeached for taking a bribe.
  这位副（代理）经理因受贿而被检举。
• Mrs. Doyle impeached him of a crime.
  道尔夫人控告他犯罪。
• Statement of the grounds on which a public official is to be impeached.
  对弹劾政府官员理由的陈述。
• A Jurisprudential Litigation Analysis of Universities Impeached Cases
  对高校被诉案件的诉讼法理分析
• "You don't like the magazines," Martin softly impeached.
  你不喜欢杂志介马丁温和地责难他。
• An American president was assassinated, one was impeached, and another resigned.
  美国总统名誉扫地，一位遭到指控，还有一名辞了职。
• Those who said that President Clinton would be impeached may have to eat their words.
  那些说克林顿总统将被弹劾的人要不得不承认他们说错了。