1.归罪于,使负罪;控告
1.to show or make you think that someone is guilty of a crime
1.But there must not be too much killing, and no innocent person should be incriminated.
但是决不可多杀人，决不可牵涉到任何无辜的分子。
2.UV light exposure has been incriminated for the steady rise in skin cancer incidence observed during the last years.
紫外线照射已所得的稳步上升，观察皮肤癌发病率在过去几年里。然而，个人的反应，致癌作用紫外线大大变数。
3.Later, at a diplomatic dinner with Lord Tion, an Imperial noble, Leia incriminated herself by revealing knowledge of the top secret project.
不久，在帝国贵族蒂翁勋爵的外交晚宴上，莱娅向与会者散布有关这项绝密工程的讯息使自己获罪。
4.Climate change is incriminated in a wide range of environmental and public health disasters.
一大批环境和公共卫生灾难被归咎于气候变化。
5.She refused to make a statement to the police in case she incriminated herself.
她拒绝向警方作陈述以免受连累。
6.Earthworms have been incriminated in transmitting many parasites and diseases of animals and plants.
蚯蚓可传播动物和植物的许多寄生虫和疾病。
7.Mr Lugovoi continues to protest his innocence, as he has done since he was first incriminated.
正如第一次他被控告时一样，鲁高佛伊仍竭力维护自己的清白。
8.Their theories are incriminated , their aim suspected, their ulterior motive is feared, their conscience denounced.
人们指责他们的理论，怀疑他们的目的，担心他们别有用心，并谴责他们的意识。
9.Consumption of cannabis could be incriminated, as is suggested by this case report.
消费大麻可以相应的，这是这种情况下提出的报告。
10.My grandfather, chief of police in our small town, never incriminated anyone, including his daughter.
我的外祖父是我们小镇上的警察局长，从来没有控告过任何人，包括他的女儿。