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

• Mrs. Doyle impeached him of a crime.
  道尔夫人控告他犯罪。
• The official was impeached for taking a bribe.
  那位官员因受贿被参。
• The judge was impeached for taking a bribe.
  这个法官被检举接受贿赂。
• A Jurisprudential Litigation Analysis of Universities Impeached Cases
  对高校被诉案件的诉讼法理分析
• 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。
• Elected officials can be impeached.
  可以弹劾民选的官员。
• Bill's antics with Monica Lewinsky in the Oval Office nearly got him impeached.
  前总统克林顿与莱温斯基在办公室中的性丑闻就几乎把他从总统宝座上弹劾下来。
• They impeached him of high treason.
  我们控告他犯有叛国罪。
• "You don't like the magazines," Martin softly impeached.
  你不喜欢杂志介马丁温和地责难他。
• 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。