vindicated

英 [ˈvɪndɪkeɪtɪd]

美 [ˈvɪndɪkeɪtɪd]

v.  证实; 证明有理; 澄清(责难或嫌疑); 证明(某人)无罪(责)
vindicate的过去分词和过去式

过去式：vindicated　

COCA.29148

柯林斯词典

• VERB 证实;证明…正确;证明…无辜
  If a person or their decisions, actions, or ideasare vindicated, they are proved to be correct, after people have said that they were wrong.
  1. The director said he had been vindicated by the experts' report...
     主任说专家们的报告证明了他是正确的。
  2. Ministers and officials are confident their decision will be vindicated.
     部长们和官员们相信他们的决定会被证明是正确的。

英英释义

adj

• freed from any question of guilt
  1. is absolved from all blame
  2. was now clear of the charge of cowardice
  3. his official honor is vindicated
  Synonym:absolvedclearclearedexculpatedexonerated

双语例句

• My faith in the American people has been vindicated, because, everywhere I go, people say they want a new direction for the country.
  我对于美国人民的信心也得到证实。因为我所到之处，人们说他们希望国家朝新的方向前进。
• Their scepticism was vindicated by events.
  他们的怀疑为各种事件所证实。
• The investigation vindicated her complaint about the newspaper.
  调查证明了她对那家报纸的控诉是真实的。
• You say vindicated, what do you think the problem was that publishers had with the book?
  你说这是正名，那你觉得出版商认为这本书有什么问题？
• But subsequent events have, in some eyes, vindicated Mr smith.
  但是，一些人认为，随后的一系列事件维护了史密斯先生的正义立场。
• When they hear this, our evangelical atheists feel vindicated in their crusade.
  当狂热的无神论者听到这个说法，他们会认为自己对宗教的讨伐的确师出有名。
• Today she feels vindicated.
  今天她感到被证明是对的。
• The eighteenth-century men were ultimately vindicated.
  十八世纪的人们最后还是得到了谅解。
• The accused was vindicated when the evidence proved he had telling the truth all along the line.
  当证词证明被告讲的完全是真话时，他就被证明是无辜的。
• Later events completely vindicated him.
  后来的事件完全证明了他的无辜。