英语释义

• the highest court in most states of the United States

片语

supreme peoples court最高人民法院

Supreme Judiciing Court马萨诸塞州最高法院

federal supreme judicial court联邦最高法院

supreme federal courtThe Supreme Federal Court (, , abbreviated STF) is the supreme court (court of last resort) of Brazil, serving primarily as the Constitutional Court of the country. It is the highest court of law in Brazil for constitutional issues and its rulings cannot be appealed.

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court州最高法院

supreme appeal court上诉法院

Supreme e Court最高立法院

supreme military court最高军事法院

英汉例句

• in fact, the supreme court ruled more than 50 years ago that only work done for training purposes could go unpaid.

  事实上，最高法院早在50多年前就裁定只有为培训目的而做的工作才可以不付薪酬。

• 「i think ultimately the supreme court has to rule on this issue,」 he said.

  他说：「我认为最终最高法院还是必须对这个问题做出裁决。」

• as it happened, no landmark case came to the supreme court in its first year.

  正因如此，在最高法院成立的这第一年内，并没有里程碑式的大事发生。

• he already has one conviction in the supreme court over the sale of public land to his wife.

  他已经被最高法院定罪过一次，罪名是把公有土地卖给他的妻子。

• but clearly something has to change, and ideas like these may someday form the basis of new supreme court decisions that brings legal notions of privacy into the 21st century.

  但是显然有些东西需要改变，也许有一天，像它们这样的理念会形成最高法院判决的基础，将隐私的法律概念引领到21世纪。

• maybe you could be a mayor or a senator or a supreme court justice, but you might not know that until you join student government or the debate team.

  也许你可以当上市长、参议员或是最高法院的大法官，但是你必须通过参加学生组织或是辩论小组才能了解你在这方面的能力。

• you know the mainly ruling about the supreme court about obscenity in movies or literature or anything has one of the criteria what is acceptable to a community.

  你知道最高法院最重要的,关于电影或文学或其它东西中淫秽的管理,有一个被整个,社会接受的标準。

• the court agreed with scott and gave him his freedom. but the decision was appealed, and the supreme court of missouri ruled against him.

  这家法院同意斯科特的请求，给予他自由，但这一裁决受到了指控，而且密苏里州高等法院否决了这项决定。

• any attorney who comes to the supreme court to argue a case uses our reports to accurately study what the court has decided in all cases over the years.

  任何到联邦最高法院来申辩的律师都要使用我们的判例报告，以精确地研究最高法院历年来曾判决过的全部案例。

• however, the majority of the supreme court did not agree with justice breyer.

  然而，最高法院中多数的法官不同意布雷耶的看法。

• maybe you could be a mayor or a senator or a supreme court justice -- but you might not know that until you join student government or the debate team.

  你也许会成为一位市长、一名参议员或者一位最高法院法官——而这也只有在你参与学生会或者辩论队的事情时你才能知道。

• in 1842, the africans finally returned home after the supreme court ruled they were not legally slaves. what does 「amistad」 mean?

  最高法院宣布他们不是合法的奴隶，于是在1842年，这些非洲人最终回到了他们的家里；

• once on the supreme court she will be free to rule as she pleases, for two, three or even four decades to come.

  一旦成为最高法院法官，她将获得在今后的二十、三十、甚至四十年里按己愿做出判决的自由。

• it is the second state to do so since the supreme court restored state control over the punishment in 1976.

  自1976年最高法院恢复州政府对刑罚的掌控以来，这是第二个宣布废除死刑的州。

• one of the big surprises to me is that, despite the importance of the justices and some of the other people who work here, the supreme court is not a rigidly hierarchical institution.

  最令我惊奇的事情之一是，尽管大法官们和其他一些在这里工作的人都是重要的大人物，但最高法院不是一个等级森严的机构。

• all supreme court justices serve on the court for life unless they resign, retire, or are removed by congress.

  所有的最高法院大法官会一直工作到去世为止除非他们辞职，退休，或被国会罢免。

• there have been female governors, secretaries of state and supreme court justices, but only one female speaker.

  曾经有过女性州长、国务卿和最高法院大法官，但是女性众议院议长只有她一位。