Acusaba (en. Accused)
/akuˈsaba/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
To attribute to someone the responsibility for a crime or offense.
The prosecutor accused the suspect of theft.
El fiscal acusaba al sospechoso de robo.
To declare that someone has done something wrong or bad.
She always accused him of lying in his reports.
Ella siempre le acusaba de mentir en sus informes.
To blame someone for a problematic situation.
The parents accused him of being the cause of the problem.
Los padres lo acusaban a él de ser la causa del problema.
Etymology
From Latin 'accusare', which means 'to point out' or 'to reproach'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
accused someone
To blame a person.
acusaba a alguien
falsely accused
To accuse someone without evidence or in a misleading way.
acusaba falsamente
accused of corruption
To assert that someone is involved in corrupt acts.
acusaba de corrupción
Related Words
accusation
Act of accusing someone.
acusación
accuser
Person who makes the accusation.
acusador
guilty
One who has committed an offense or crime.
culpable
Slang Meanings
To blame.
Don't be like that, don't blame me for everything.
No seas así, no me acuses por todo.
To reproach something.
She accused me of not helping her in her time of need.
Ella me acusó de no ayudarla en su momento de necesidad.