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culprit

/kuhl-prit/US // ˈkʌl prɪt //UK // (ˈkʌlprɪt) //

肇事者,罪犯,元凶,凶徒

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person or other agent guilty of or responsible for an offense or fault.
    • : a person arraigned for an offense.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Examples

  • Gartner cited the pandemic as the primary culprit, due to shelter-in-place rules that resulted in people spending less on mobile devices.

  • Oh says the main culprit behind the upcoming death of the Hyades is the Milky Way.

  • So even though much of the evidence so far points to the impact as the mass extinction culprit, uncertainty still lingers.

  • As a result, the Deccan Traps still hadn’t been ruled out as the main culprit of the dinos’ die-off.

  • Now, a global inventory of methane sources reveals the major culprits behind rising methane pollution in the 21st century.

  • Plus there is another problem that the viruses pose—the problem that apparently is the culprit this year—they evolve.

  • But there seems little doubt that North Korea was the primary culprit.

  • Well, so much for Obama being the sole culprit for why we think America is on the wrong track.

  • In terms of the earth's history, complex life was relatively slow to evolve—and a new study finds a simple culprit.

  • In both cases, the culprit is one perceived to be “the Other”: gays, the African president, whatever.

  • And he walked into Lombard Street with the feelings of a culprit walking up the scaffold to his execution.

  • She had called the culprit to her desk just before the noon recess and now showed her the enormity of her offenses.

  • All the wrong wrought was his, and yet he sat there, calmly eying me, as though he were a righteous judge and I the culprit.

  • You inflict a punishment which confers honour on the culprit in the eyes of the only persons for whose opinion he cares.

  • And we'll make fun of the fact that your maid recognized Miss Galloway as the culprit.

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