accusing
accusing — 形容詞
- accusingpositive
- more accusingcomparative
- most accusingsuperlative
1. describing a facial expression, tone of voice, or gesture that suggests the spea
指責的
暗示對方有錯的
describing a facial expression, tone of voice, or gesture that suggests the speaker holds another person responsible for a mistake or fault
Grandpa gave an accusing look when the vase broke; I was in another room.
花瓶打破時，爺爺露出指責的表情，而我在另一個房間。
accusing + look — common collocation
Anya heard the accusing tone in her father's voice and knew he held her responsible.
Anya 從父親指責的語氣中聽出，他認為她該負責。
accusing + tone — common collocation
Mira pointed an accusing finger at the empty shelf and asked who took her book.
Mira 用指責的手指指向空蕩蕩的書架，問是誰拿走了她的書。
The teacher's accusing question made the embarrassed student stare at his shoes.
老師那帶有指責意味的問題，讓尷尬的學生低頭盯著自己的鞋子。
Selim's accusing stare followed Kenji as he walked back to his desk.
Selim 那責備的眼神一路跟隨著走回座位的 Kenji。
- accusatory
very similar in meaning; slightly more formal and often used in legal or formal contexts
- reproachful
adds a feeling of disappointment rather than outright blame
- incriminating
suggests actual evidence of wrongdoing rather than a personal expression of suspicion
- condemnatory
stronger and more formal; expresses severe criticism or judgment
- exonerating
clears someone of blame rather than suggesting it
- approving
shows support or agreement rather than suspicion
文法句型
accusing + noun [look / tone / finger / stare / question]
用法筆記
Almost always used before a noun referring to a facial expression (look, stare, glare), a gesture (finger), or a spoken cue (tone, question, remark). Used after a linking verb (e.g. 'His eyes were accusing') is possible but much less common.