barristers
律师
常用释义
英音[ ˈbærɪstəz ]
美音[ ˈbærɪstərz ]
基本释义
- n. 律师（barrister 的复数）
例句
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1·Barristers - always such sticklers for detail.律师们总是对细节一丝不苟。
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2·Members of this class were businessmen, barristers, and the like.这个阶级的成员多数是商人、大律师等。
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3·A barrister or a group of barristers is referred to as' counsel '.一个或一组高级状师也称之为辩护人。
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4·Recorders are practising barristers who act as judges on a part - time basis.巡回刑事法院的兼职法官可以作为高级律师开业。
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5·Wake up Britain: your freedoms are disappearing into the pockets of barristers and billionaires.英国，醒醒吧：你的自由正被律师和亿万富翁的钱袋吞噬。
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6·Solicitors engage in general practice while barristers specialise in advocacy and litigation.律师负责一般法律事务，而大律师则专责出庭及诉讼。
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7·This course is compulsory for barristers, either during pupillage or within the first 3 years of practice.本课程为执业律师的必修课，针对律师学员和执业未满3年的律师。
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8·Unlike in a normal crown court case, they did not have to sit behind the glass of the dock. Instead they sat behind their barristers.和一般刑事法庭不同，这次他们没有坐在被告席的玻璃后面，而是躲在他们的律师叔叔后面。
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9·The Masters of the Bench of each of the four Inns of Court have disciplinary powers over the barristers of their respective Inns.四大律师公会都有各自的主管，他们对自己公会属下的巴律师拥有纪律惩戒权力。
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10·And the second part gives a brief introduction to the rise of the professional lawyers as well as the rise of barristers in England.第二部分简要论述了英格兰职业律师的兴起，并专门论述了出庭律师的形成过程。