convicts

v.

宣判有罪( convict的第三人称单数 )；

1. You can't convict a man of a crime on circumstantial evidence alone.
   不能只靠旁证就判定一个人有罪。
2. The criminal was convicted of murder.
   歹徒被判谋杀罪。
3. He was convicted of his errors.
   他认识到自己所犯的过失。

1. The convict fled away with a hostage.
   囚犯带着一个人质跑了。
2. I'd rather die than be a convict.
   我宁愿死也不愿做个囚犯。
3. The convict confessed his crime.
   罪犯供认了他的罪行。
4. The convict has to serve his sentence.
   罪犯不得不认罚服刑。
5. The instruction of the policeman set the convict on the right path.
   警察的教育使这个罪犯走上了正路。

1. Let a convict person go free without any punishment.
   让被定罪的人自由，不进行任何惩罚。

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