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n.替罪的羔羊²⁰;替人顶罪者⁶⁰v.使…成为替罪羊²⁰原型scapegoat的过去式和过去分词过去分词scapegoated现在分词scapegoating三单scapegoats
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someone who is punished for the errors of others近义词 goat山羊blame责备accuse谴责condemn谴责censure责难accused被告culprit罪犯victim受害者reproach责备single out挑选incriminate牵连stooge喜剧里的配角…whipping boy代人受罪者fall guy替罪羔羊, 容易上当的人…
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用作名词The accused was used as ascapegoat.被告成为别人的替罪羊。
She's always thescapegoatwhen anything goes wrong.出错时她总要代人受过。用作动词Strike leaders tried toscapegoatforeign competitors.罢工领导人极力把外国竞争者作为替罪羊。 The reason for the College Entrance Examination being unfairly “ scapegoated” lies in the fact that with its important social functions and great social influence, it becomes a focus of attention.
高考之所以“替人受过”，乃因其具有重要的社会功能和重大的社会影响，并因此备受关注。 kns50.chkd.cnki.net
At the“ crisis” meeting with Mijatovic and Calderon, it was Capello who did most of the talking, naming the players who should be scapegoated and therefore purged.
在“危机会议”上，讲话的主角是卡佩罗，他指名道姓地说了充当替罪羊将要被开除的球员。 realmadridfans
Usually old and marginalized persons are scapegoated, but in recent years there have been increased reports of children, even toddlers, being accused of witchcraft in parts of Africa.
通常老者和边缘人群会成为替罪羊，但近年来在非洲部分地区，越来越多的相关报道中出现了儿童，甚至是婴儿的身影。 yeeyan |