treasonable

adj.

背叛的，叛国的，不忠的；

1. He is accused of making treasonable remarks.
   他被指控发表叛国性的讲话或讲演。
2. Teleki at once denounced Werth's action as treasonable .
   泰来基立即指责韦特的行为是叛国。

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