英语释义

1. one other than the original recipient who holds a legally effective negotiable instrument (such as a promissory note) and who has a right to collect from and no responsibility toward the issuer

片语

in due course在适当的时候；及时地；顺次

due course of law法定程序

due course of application正当的申请手续

payment in due course按期付款

In The Due Course在这个过程

holding in due course合法持有

In Due Course Hand在适当时候出手

holders in due course[金融] 正当持票人；[法] 法定持有人

hold in due course正当持票人

英汉例句

• In due course this new offence became section 55 of the 1998 Data Protection Act which makes it illegal to unlawfully obtain personal information and it carries a public interest defence.

  适时地，这项罪名成为1998年数据保护法中的第55条。这使得不正当地获取个人信息非法，但这项罪名可以以公众利益作为抗辩理由。

• A: About Chinese leader「s attendance at the East Asia Summit meetings, information will be released in due course as usual.

  答：关于中国领导人出席此次东亚领导人系列会议的消息，我们会按惯例适时发布。

• Since he is only 49, he could in due course become the chief justice.

  鑒于他今年才49岁，他极有可能成为主审大法官。

• Mr Coutinho, the BNDES」s President, hopes that in due course the private Banks will start to provide long-term loans again.

  BNDES的总裁科迪纽先生希望，在适当的时候私有银行可以再次开始提供长期贷款。

• Not content with that, they put a fake beard on a mannequin, sprayed it with pathogenic bacteria, and exposed it to hapless chickens and guinea pigs, some of which in due course got sick.

  而这还远远不够。 更进一步地，他们在人体模特上做了一个假胡子并喷洒致病菌，并让其接触鸡和荷兰猪(这些可怜的试验品们)——结果，它们生病了。

• The hope is that they will barely notice the difference in take-home pay but that a higher contribution rate (perhaps 10-15% in total) will in due course allow them to earn a decent pension.

  人们希望工人们几乎不能发现到手收入的差别，而是发现这个更高贡献率(总共大约有10- 15%)能及时的让他们得到一份体面的退休金。