supreme court

英 [suːˈpriːm kɔːt]

美 [suːˈpriːm kɔːrt]

n.  最高法院; 州最高法院

法律

牛津词典

noun

• 最高法院；州最高法院
  the highest court in a country or state

双语例句

• The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that racial segregation in schools was unconstitutional
  联邦最高法院一致裁定学校实行的种族隔离措施违反宪法。
• In the end, the Ten took their appeal to the Supreme Court; this, they had believed from the outset, would be their trump card
  最后，10个人上诉到最高法院：他们从一开始就认为这一招是他们的王牌。
• The Supreme Court today struck down a law that prevents criminals from profiting from books or movies about their crimes.
  最高法院今天废止了一项关于禁止罪犯把其罪行写成书或拍成电影而从中牟利的法律。
• The Senate Judiciary Committee is expected to vote momentarily on his nomination to the Supreme Court.
  参议院司法委员会有望很快就提名他进入最高法院进行投票。
• As time went on, his ambition to be part of the US Supreme Court faded in a miasma of alcohol and despair.
  随着时间的推移，他跻身美国最高法院的雄心壮志在弥漫着酒精和绝望气息的乌烟瘴气中消失殆尽。
• The Supreme Court's next decision also took a liberal approach to environmental standing.
  最高法院下一个决议对环境起诉权也采取了一种开明的态度。
• But, I also know, these Supreme Court rulings on search and seizure have set clear rules.
  但我也知道，最高院就搜查和查封的裁决已明确了规则。
• Thomas will be sworn in today as a justice on the Supreme Court.
  托马斯今天将宣誓就任最高法院法官。
• The Supreme Court held that the plaintiffs were entitled to judicial review on this issue.
  最高法院认为，原告有权要求就此问题进行司法复审。
• The Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in1976.
  最高法院在1976年恢复了死刑。