| 词汇 | court |
| 释义 | court noun uk /kɔːt/ us /kɔːrt/ courtnoun (LAW)B2[ Cusually singular, U ] a place where trials and other legal cases happen, or the people present in such a place, especially the officials and those deciding if someone is guilty: 法院;法庭;全体出庭人员;（尤指）全体审判人员 Protestors gathered outside the court to await the verdict.抗议者聚集在法庭外等待判决。 in courtHe's due to appear in court again on Monday.他定于周一再次出庭。 Please describe to the court exactly what you saw.请向法官陈述你看到的真实情况。 the European Court of Human Rights欧洲人权法院 go to courtThe lack of evidence means that the case is unlikely to go to court.缺乏证据意味着本案不大可能提交法庭。 take someone to court to take legal action against someone: 控告… She's threatening to take me to court for not paying the bill on time.她威胁说要起诉我未按时付账。 settle (a case) out of court to solve a legal disagreement without taking legal action: 庭外和解 The newspaper has agreed to settle out of court.这家报纸已同意庭外和解。 What the witness said in court was not consistent with the statement he made to the police.证人在法庭上的证词和他对警方的陈述不一致。 The members of the jury left the court with a police escort.陪审团成员在警察的护送下离开了法庭。 He arrived in court handcuffed to two police officers.他上了法庭，手分别同两名警察的手铐在一起。 The court awarded the women $100,000 each to recompense them for nine years of lost wages. They chose a famous barrister to represent them in court.他们选了一位著名律师为他们出庭辩护。 Law courts appellate before bench chamber chancery circuit court county court courthouse courtroom criminal court Crown Court dock industrial tribunal jury box justice kangaroo court the Inns of Court tribunal venue witness box You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Judges & juries courtnoun (SPORT)B1[ C ] an area drawn out on the ground that is used for playing sports such as tennis and basketball: （网球、篮球等运动的）球场，赛场 a tennis/volleyball/basketball/squash court网球／排球／篮球／壁球场 on the courtThey were penalized for having too many players on the court.他们因上场球员太多而受罚。 We have squash courts available at work. When she walked onto court for the final, the crowd went wild. A new basketball court has been built in the park. Once on the badminton court, she becomes really aggressive. I'll meet you at the tennis courts. Surfaces on which sports take place 18-yard box astroturf backstretch bound canvas diamond goal line gridiron ground staff hard court midfield MUGA near post off his/her lineidiom out of boundsidiom ring rink sideline skatepark surface You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Tennis & racket sports courtnoun (OPEN AREA)[ C ]mainly UK an area or a short road that is not covered by a roof and is mostly or completely surrounded by buildings: 庭院;大院，场院 You really should go and see the medieval court in the castle.你真应该去看看城堡里那处中世纪庭院。 Courtmainly UK used in the names of some roads, and buildings containing apartments（用于道路、公寓大楼的名称中）…路，…公寓 Gardens & yards allotment arboretum backyard barnyard boatyard cloister compound cottage garden courtyard farmyard forecourt formal formally garden ground junkyard quad reclamation yard roof garden yard You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Houses & homes courtnoun (ROYALTY)[ C or U ] the official home of a queen or king: 宫廷;王室;朝廷 the courts of Renaissance Europe文艺复兴时期的欧洲各王室 at courtHe quickly lost his popularity at court.他在宫廷中迅速失宠。 [ S, + sing/pl verb ] the important people who live in the official home of a queen or king or who work for or advise them朝臣，侍臣 Royalty, aristocracy & titles accede to something accession anointed anti-monarchical anti-monarchist duke dukedom earl earldom emir miss mister monarch monarchist morganatic royalist royally Rt. Hon. Shah sheikh You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: People who help or serve people professionally court verb uk /kɔːt/ us /kɔːrt/ courtverb (PLEASE)[ T ] to try to please someone because you want them to join you: 奉承;讨好;取悦;向…献殷勤 Adams is being courted by a number of football clubs.有好几家足球俱乐部在向亚当斯献殷勤。 Relationships: finding a partner a heavy dateidiom be on the pullidiom chase computer dating courtship cruising fix go back to someone heavy hook up hot date internet dating lonely on a date pair off personal ad pin pull pursue romance courtverb (TRY TO GET)[ T ] to try to get something, especially attention or support from other people: 求取，设法取得（尤指注意或支持） She courts publicity by inviting journalists to extravagant parties.她邀请新闻记者参加奢华聚会来谋求曝光度。 Searching beachcomb beachcomber beachcombing body search bounty hunter comb hunt someone/something down hunter hunting ground keep your/an eye out for someone/somethingidiom leave no stone unturnedidiom lookout needle rake scratch around for something scrounge around search seek someone/something out seeker troll courtverb (RISK)[ T ] to risk something unpleasant, especially by behaving stupidly or carelessly: （尤指因行为愚蠢或粗心而）招致，招惹 court disasterDrinking and driving is simply courting disaster.酒后驾车纯粹是在招惹祸端。 Taking risks adventurer all in be skating on thin iceidiom bet the farm/ranchidiom broke compromise expose gamble have/put your head on the blockidiom hazard high wire high-stakes imperil kamikaze put your neck on the lineidiom put/lay something on the lineidiom re-expose risk run the risk of doing somethingidiom sail courtverb (HAVE A RELATIONSHIP)[ I or T ]old-fashioned to have a romantic relationship with someone that you hope to marry: （与…）谈恋爱 They courted for two years before getting married.他们恋爱两年后结了婚。 Relationships: finding a partner a heavy dateidiom be on the pullidiom chase computer dating courtship cruising fix go back to someone heavy hook up hot date internet dating lonely on a date pair off personal ad pin pull pursue romance court | American Dictionarycourt noun us/kɔrt, koʊrt/ courtnoun (LAW)[ C/U ] the place where trials and other legal cases happen: [ U ]He is bringing charges against us and said, "I’ll see you in court." [ U ]The newspaper agreed to settle the case out of court (= agreed to a deal that avoided a trial). [ C/U ] The court is the judge or judges who are in charge of the way a legal case happens and sometimes make decisions about it. courtnoun (SPORTS)[ C ] a rectangular area used as the playing area in some sports: a racquetball/tennis court court verb[ T ] us/kɔrt, koʊrt/ courtverb[T] (PLEASE)to try to please someone in the hope of receiving that person's support, approval, or affection, or to try to get something that benefits you: Both candidates had been courting independent voters, who are likely to decide the election. courtverb[T] (RISK)to increase the risk of something bad happening: If you hire people who are not very sharp or creative, you're courting disaster. court | Business Englishcourt noun uk /kɔːt/(alsolaw court); (alsocourt of law) [ C or U ] LAW a room or building in which trials and legal cases are decided, or the group of people, including, for example, a judge and other officials, who listen to and make decisions on legal cases: Different courts are responsible for different types of cases. Unless a solution can be reached, the case will go to court later this month. The legality of electronic signatures is to be tested in court. the court found/heldThe website was shut down after a US district court held that the copying of albums was a violation of copyright law. court case/hearing/trialThe court case is due to be heard next month. Compare tribunal take sb to court LAW to take legal action against someone: Unless they resolve the matter, I intend to take them to court. settle (a case) out of court LAW to end a legal disagreement without taking legal action: The firm has agreed to settle out of court. See alsoAdmiralty court appeal court appeals court civil court commercial court county court criminal court Crown Court district court federal court High Court labour court law court out-of-court tribunal state court Supreme Court court verb[ T ] uk /kɔːt/ to try to attract people, especially in order get something from them, for example, attention or support: At this stage of a presidential race, candidates spend nearly all their time courting voters in their own party. Traditionally, the company has courted customers aged 50 or over. FINANCE to formally discuss with another company the possibility of buying or getting control of it: The company is courting two takeover targets as it prepares to grow its healthcare business. |
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