accuse the other side of which that are guiltyとは 意味・読み方・使い方

suggest that someone is guilty

bring in a verdict of guilty or not guilty

bring in a verdict of guilty [not guilty]

to acknowledge one's guilt―plead guilty

find someone guilty

to confess one's guilt―confess oneself to be guilty―confess that one is guilty

enter a plea of guilty [not guilty]

to presume one to be guilty―decide on one's guilt by presumption

to conclude one to be guilty

the act of assuming that a person is guilty

to presume one to be guilty―decide on one's guilt by presumption―consider one guilty

to conclude one to be guilty―condemn one

the principle that one is innocent until proved guilty

He denies himself to be guilty

I submit to you that the accused is guilty

to give excuses to shift the blame from oneself to another person

to be implicated in another's crime

to be implicated in another's crime

to be punished for being implicated in another's crime

to take responsibility for another's fault

to blame someone else for one's actions

to blame a criminal act on someone else

to be involved in another's crime and be penalized

I must bear another's blame

to blame another person for something

to accuse one falsely―make a false charge

to blame one for a fault

I must bear the blame for others' faults

a charge made by an accused person against his accuser

someone who is punished for the errors of others