accusing

adj.

责难的，问罪的，归罪的；

v.

指责，谴责，控告( accuse的现在分词 )；

accuse of谴责，控告

1. Everyone points an accusing finger at him.
   群起而攻之。
2. The angry man gave her an accusing look.
   这个愤怒的人向她投以谴责的目光。
3. I am sorry for the accusing tone.
   对不起，我不该责问你的。
4. She felt insecure under everybody's accusing eyes.
   大家都问罪似地看着她，她觉得很没安全感。
5. A man's accusing finger always finds a woman
   男人总是归罪于女人。

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