culpable
culpable 英 [ˈkʌlpəbl] 美 [ˈkʌlpəbəl]
adj. 有罪的；该责备的；不周到的；应受处罚的
- If a child tells his mother he was not to blame for the cookie jar being broken, she could still find him culpable if he was the only one home. Culpable means to be at fault.
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- adj. 有罪的；该责备的；不周到的；应受处罚的
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1. For there is no obvious level of support that is the obligatory minimum, and failure to know what that minimum is cannot therefore be morally culpable.
因为，对参与试验患者的支持并没有明显的义务底线，因此缺乏获知这种最低限度的义务在道德上也不为过。
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2. Whether there is something called originality or not, the two scholars who began their concluding chapter by reproducing two of my pages are professionally culpable.
不管是否存在原创一说，那两个学者把我的两段话直接用在他们的最后一章中的行为都是专业犯罪。
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3. But Yang Youbiao’s widow says she does not believe culpable officials will be punished.
但是杨幼标的遗孀说，她不相信那些有罪的官员会受到处罚。
- culpable (adj.) late 13c., coupable, from Old French coupable (12c., Modern French coupable), from Latin culpabilis "worthy of blame," from culpare "to blame," from culpa "crime, fault, blame, guilt, error." English (and for a time French) restored the first Latin -l- in later Middle Ages.
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