acquit

UK:  [ə'kwɪt]

US:  [ə'kwɪt]

第三人称单数：acquits  现在分词：acquitting  过去式：acquitted  

v.

1.宣判无罪

2.宣告无罪;无罪开释;使…无罪获释

3.使(某人)卸去(责任、义务等)

4.表现; 完成,履行

5.〔古语〕付清,还清

6.谅解;原谅

1 . Now it is the test of agrarian reform that we have to pass, and I hope we shall acquit ourselves just as well as we did in the test of war.
现在是要过土改一关，我希望我们大家都和过战争关一样也过得很好。

2 . It was an awkward ceremony at any time to be receiving wedding visits, and a man had need be all grace to acquit himself well through it.
婚礼后接待来客，什么时候都是件尴尬的事情，新郎必须很有雅量才能应付过去。

3 . Although the Iranian nation has the authority and legal right to put on trial the British military people, Iran will [instead] acquit them.
尽管伊朗有权力、也有权利去审判这些英国军人，但伊朗将赦免他们。

4 . Have nothing to do with a false charge and do not put an innocent or honest person to death, for I will not acquit the guilty.
当远离虚假的事。不可杀无辜和有义的人，因我必不以恶人为义。

5 . Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain, for the Lord will not acquit anyone who misuses his name.
不可妄称耶和华——你上帝的名；因为妄称耶和华名的，耶和华必不以他为无罪。