Middle English impeach(m)ent, from Old French empeech(e)ment, from empeechier “to impeach,” from em- “in” +peechier “to accuse,” from Medieval Latin impedicare “to entangle the feet,” from Latin impes, genitive impedis “fetter, shackle” + -icare –icare.
弾劾
名詞
/ˌimˈpēCHmənt/
例文
The president was impeached by the House of Representatives.