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n.原告；控告者；指责者
1、accusers───n.原告；控告者；指责者
2、accused───n.被告（一般作theaccused）；adj.被控告的；v.指责；控告（accuse的过去式和过去分词）
3、accuses───vt.控告，指控；谴责；归咎于；vi.指责；控告
4、accurses───诅咒
5、abuser───n.滥用者；施虐者
6、accuse───vt.控告，指控；谴责；归咎于；vi.指责；控告
7、accouter───vt.装备；供以JunYongPin，供以服装
8、accursed───adj.被诅咒的；讨厌的；可憎的
9、Scouser───n.利物浦人（等于scouser）
1、But the accuser kept changing her story.───但原告一直在变换她的故事。
2、None remained but the two officials, the accused, the accuser, and Miles Hendon.───除了两名官员、被告、原告和迈尔斯·亨顿外，没有人留下。
3、When the second accuser was reached on her mobile phone today by AOL News, she said simply, "I have nothing to say on the matter. "───今天，第二个原告的手机被“美国在线新闻”接通的时候，她简单地说，“我没有什么好说的了。”
4、Without a confession, initial investigations quickly become a question of the accuser's credibility.───由于没得到被告的认罪，初步调查很快变成了原告可信度的问题。
5、There is no witness so dreadful , no accuser so terrible as the conscience that dwells in the heart of every man .───人若都可以心存善意，就不会再有惊恐的证人，恐慌的原告。
6、Everyone will know who the accuser is.───所有人都会知道原告是谁。
7、The accuser's attorney, Ken Thompson, said the report of his client's involvement with a drug dealer was a lie.───原告的律师，肯汤普森表示，他的当事人与一名毒贩参与的报告是一个谎言。
8、Such revelations leave the accuser's credibility in tatters, whether or not her account of what took place in the hotel room is true.───无论这位原告所说的在酒店房间里发生的事情到底是真是假，这些事实的披露都使得她的可信度顷刻间崩溃。
9、Judges pointed out a need to be careful in such cases when the accuser was the only source of evidence.───法官指出，审理此类案件时必须格外谨慎，因为控方是唯一的证人。