adj.辯解的；開脫罪責(zé)的

What officer wants is a result only, is not babble, harangue is exculpatory! 軍官要的只是結(jié)果,而不是喋喋不休、長篇大論的辯解!

Courts may be asked to treat brain-image data as exculpatory evidence, which shows that a suspect is not really guilty of a crime he has committed. 法院也許要求視腦成像數(shù)據(jù)為辨明無罪的證據(jù)，它顯示了一個嫌疑犯不是一個他曾承認(rèn)的罪案的真正的罪行。

This history textbooks distorting history, exculpatory, deserves severe condemnation. 這樣的歷史教科書歪曲歷史，開脫罪責(zé)，理應(yīng)受到嚴(yán)厲譴責(zé)。

In fact,the specific Evidence that is presented in the Redacted Report is actually exculpatory for the suspected Spies and/or Moles. 事實上，修訂版報告中所謂證據(jù)均是在為可疑的間諜/鼴鼠開脫責(zé)任。

Oaths, which played a considerable role also in the administration of justice, could be either promissory, declaratory, or exculpatory. 誓言，也在司法管理中扮演一個相當(dāng)重要的角色，可以有約束力，是公開的，又或者是申明自己無罪的。