acquit

vt.

宣判无罪；除去责任或义务；表现，履行；付清，还清

过去式：acquitted过去分词：acquitted现在分词：acquitting第三人称单数：acquits

1. He was acquitted of the crime.
   他被宣告无罪。
2. They tried to bribe the judge to acquit them.
   他们试图贿赂法官判他们无罪。
3. Will the court acquit him of the crime?
   法庭会宣判他无罪释放吗?
4. I acquit Edward of all essential misconduct.
   我原谅爱德华的所有根本过错。
5. He acquitted himself like a hero.
   他表现得像个英雄。

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