acquitted

acquitted的音标为[ə"kwɪtɪd]，基本翻译为“宣告无罪，释放”，速记技巧为：宣告无罪=acquit（v.宣告无罪）+of（介词，表示“…的”）。

acquitted这个词的词源可以追溯到拉丁语“acquittere”，意为“释放，开释”。它的变化形式包括过去式“acquit”，现在分词“acquitted”，以及形容词“acquitted”。

相关单词：

acquittal（开释，无罪释放）：这个词是由acquit和-al构成的名词形式，表示无罪释放的结果。

acquittance（开释，释放）：这个词是由acquit和-ance构成的形容词形式，表示已经释放的状态。

acquit（开释，无罪）：这是acquit的动词形式，表示释放或无罪释放。

acquit oneself well（表现得无罪）：这是一个常用的习语，表示某人表现得很好，没有被指控或起诉。

innocence（无辜）：这个词是由in-（无）和-nocere（伤害）构成的名词形式，表示没有伤害或犯罪的状态。

以上这些单词都与acquitted这个词有着密切的联系，它们在不同的语境中表达了不同的含义和用法。同时，这些单词也反映了acquitted这个词在英语中的重要性和广泛的使用。

常用短语：

1. be acquitted of a crime

2. be cleared of suspicion

3. be exonerated

4. be released from suspicion

5. be cleared of wrongdoing

6. be exonerated from blame

7. be cleared of all charges

例句：

1. The accused was acquitted of all charges and released from custody.

2. After a thorough investigation, the police have cleared the suspect of all suspicion.

3. The court has exonerated the company from all blame for the accident.

4. After being acquitted, the defendant walked free from the courtroom with a sense of relief and vindication.

5. The prosecutor was unable to prove guilt and the defendant was acquitted of all charges.

6. The jury found the accused not guilty and he was cleared of all suspicion of wrongdoing.

7. After being exonerated, the victim finally felt that justice had been served.

英文小作文：

Acquittal: The freedom of innocence

Acquittal is a moment of relief and vindication for those who have been wrongly accused or suspected of a crime. It signifies that the evidence presented was not enough to prove guilt, and that the defendant is finally cleared of all suspicion and charges. Acquittal is a testament to the power of innocence and the justice system that favors the truth over accusations. It reminds us that we should not rush to judgment or allow fear or bias to cloud our decisions. Instead, we should trust in the system and allow it to work for the best interests of the accused and the community. Acquittal is a reminder that we all deserve to be treated fairly and with respect, and that innocent until proven guilty is not just a slogan, but a fundamental principle of our justice system.