self-incrimination

英式音标：['selfɪnˌkrɪmɪ'neɪʃən]

美式音标：[ˌselfɪnˌkrɪmə'neɪʃən]

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概况：

n. 自认犯罪；自我牵累

词义：

n.

自证其罪（指刑事案件中的作不利于自己或有可能使自己受到刑事起诉的证言，美国宪法认定此种证言不能作为合法证据）；自陷法网；

英英释义

self-incrimination[ 'selfin,krimi'neiʃən ]

n.an accusation that incriminates yourself

用法：

权威例句

Self-Incrimination

Self-incrimination

SELF-INCRIMINATION

Reward captures attention independent of the current focus of attention

Fifth Amendment First Principles: The Self-Incrimination Clause

A Study of the Self-Incrimination Clause

Origins of the Privilege against Self-Incrimination: The Role of the European Ius Commune

Taking the Fifth: Reconsidering the Origins of the Constitutional Privilege against Self-Incrimination

Self-Incrimination and Excuse

Is There a Rationale for the Privilege against Self-Incrimination

Reply: Self-Incrimination and the Constitution: A Brief Rejoinder to Professor Kamisar

Privacy and Self-Incrimination

Self-Incrimination Remains Major Problem With Environmental Audits

英语词源：

self-incrimination (n.)

also self incrimination, 1892, from self- + incrimination.

造句：

1. I went to Brooks Brothers and bought myself a decent shirt.

我去布鲁克斯兄弟专卖店给自己买了一件体面的衬衫。

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2. You need hard currency to get anything halfway decent.

你得有硬通货才能买到还算不错的东西。

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3. He must make a decent living from other artists covering his songs.

其他艺术家翻唱他的歌曲，一定使他过上了收入颇为可观的生活。

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4. The lack of a decent education did not defeat Rey.

缺乏良好的教育并没有挡住雷伊。

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5. He attacked the food as quickly as decent table manners allowed.

他在不失礼的情况下尽可能快地进餐。

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