incriminates

v.

使（某人）显得有罪，牵连，归罪于( incriminate的第三人称单数 )；

1. She refused to make a statement to the police in case she incriminated herself.
   她拒绝向警方作陈述以免受连累。
2. No one can be forced to incriminate himself.
   没有人有义务证明自己有罪。
3. He is accused of perjury with the intention of incriminate his employer.
   他被控告犯有意图加罪于其雇主的伪证罪。

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