官zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • dāng bèi wěi rèn wéi zhì 'ān fǎ guān shí
    When he was made a magistrate
  • dāng zuò cái jué shí yě xǔ yào zhī fù zhì 'ān fǎ guān de kāi zhī
    Magistrate may be paid expenses when adjudicated
  • zhí fǎ guān de dì fāng xíng zhèng guān de huò hé qí zuò yòng yòu guān de
    Of or relating to a magistrate or a magistrate's official functions.
  • shì cháng mǒu xiē sū gé lán chéng shì de shǒu yào xíng zhèng cháng guān
    The chief magistrate of certain Scottish cities.
  • dì fāng xíng zhèng guān de guǎn xiá qū
    The district under jurisdiction of a magistrate.
  • zhì 'ān fǎ guān yǐ xù jiǔ de zuì míng chù tā fá huán sān shí yīng bàng。
    The magistrate fined him 30 pounds for drunkenness.
  • gǔ xī là mǒu xiē guó jiā de dì fāng xíng zhèng guān
    A public magistrate in some ancient Greek states.
  • zài fǎ tíng fǎ guān huò dì fāng fǎ guān zuò de dì fāng
    place where judge or magistrate sit in court
  • tā bèi zhǐ kòng qǐ tú nǔ lì duì zhì 'ān fǎ guān shī jiā yǐng xiǎng。
    He is accused of trying to influence the magistrate.
  • zhì 'ān fǎ guān yǔn xǔ qiú fàn hé tā qī zǐ jiǎng huà。
    The magistrate let the prisoner speak to his wife.
  • tōng cháng bù shì yī gè hé gé lǜ shī de zhì 'ān fǎ guān ， tā yǔ lǐng xīn cái pàn guān xiāng duì。
    Magistrate who is not usually a qualified lawyer( as opposed to a stipendiary magistrate).
  • zhì 'ān fǎ guān shǐ tā jù jié bǎo zhèng biǎo xiàn hǎo。
    The magistrate bound him over to be of good behaviour.
  • dì fāng xíng zhèng guān de zhí wèi、 zuò yòng huò zhě rèn qī
    The position, function, or term of office of a magistrate.
  • zǒng tǒng shì měi guó de zuì gāo xíng zhèng guān 。
    The president is the chief magistrate of the united state.
  • dì liù jiàn tuī fān xiàn guān lǎo yé yá mén chāiyì de zhèng quán
    6.OVERTHROWING THE POLITICAL POWER OF THE COUNTY MAGISTRATE AND HIS BAILIFFS
  • dì fāng fǎ guān rèn wéi jù bèi sōu chá zhè suǒ fáng zǐ de hé lǐ gēn jù。
    a magistrate determined that there was probable cause to search the house.
  • zhè chǎng pán wèn sì hū jiào nà zhèng zhí de dì fāng fǎ guān jīng huāng shī cuò liǎo。
    The interrogatory seemed to strike the honest magistrate all of a heap.
  • zhì 'ān fǎ guān duì diàn yǐng mǒu xiē bù fēn de yín huì chù zuò liǎo píng lùn。
    The magistrate comment on the obscenity of some parts of the film.
  • fǎ guān shuō： “ wǒ yào nǐ jù jié bǎo zhèng bù zài fáng hài zhì 'ān。 ”
    The magistrate said: “ I shall bind you over to keep the peace.”
  • fǎ guān gào sù zhèng rén， shuō tā de huà yǔ 'àn qíng wú guān。
    The magistrate told the witness that his remarks were beside the point.
  • wǔ fàn qián， zhè shì zhì 'ān fǎ guān jiāng shěn lǐ de zuì hòu yī gè 'àn zǐ。
    This is the last case which the magistrate will hear before lunch.
  • gǔ luó mǎ shì cóng guān chí kǔn yòu fǔ tóu de shù bàng de gǔ luó mǎ shì cóng guān ， cháng suí cóng zhí zhèng guān zài gōng kāi chǎng hé lòumiàn
    A Roman functionary who carried fasces when attending a magistrate in public appearances.
  • zhì 'ān fǎ guān néng lì jí shěn pàn yī gè 'àn zǐ huò jiāng tā jiāo xún huí xíng shì fǎ yuàn。
    Magistrate can try a case summarily or refer it to the crown court.
  • lín shí rèn mìng de luó mǎ dì fāng xíng zhèng guān wéi chǔlǐ fēi cháng wēi jī de huò jǐn jí qíng kuàng lín shí rèn mìng de gǔ luó mǎ dì fāng xíng zhèng guān
    An ancient Roman magistrate appointed temporarily to deal with an immediate crisis or emergency.
  • zhì 'ān fǎ guān néng lì jí shěn pàn yī gè 'àn zǐ huò jiāng tā jiāo xún huí xíng shì fǎ yuàn。
    The magistrate can try a case summarily or refer it to the crown court.
  • jiàn yú bèi gào de nián líng， zhì 'ān fǎ guān gěi tā huǎn qī chǔxíng。
    In view of the age of the accused the magistrate give him a suspend sentence.
  • （ yīng guó） bèi nèi zhèng dà chén zhǐ dìng de chǔlǐ yě 'ān 'àn lì de lǐng xīn yě 'ān guān yuán。
    (British) paid magistrate (appointed by the Home Secretary) dealing with police cases.
  • fǔ zuǒ rén， zhù lǐ fǎ guān fǎ guān huò xíng zhèng guān de zhù lǐ， zài yī tè dìng lǐng yù wéi tè shū cháng shí 'ér xuǎn chū
    An assistant to a judge or magistrate, usually selected for special knowledge in a particular area.
  • kǎo lǜ dào gōng sī dòu zhí xíng wéi de yán zhòng chéng dù， lìng tóu zī zhě huī fù xìn xīn de wéi yī fāng fǎ shì yóu zhèng fǔ hé shǒu xí zhí xíng guān men gòng tóng tuī xíng quán miàn de gǎi gé。
    Given the extent of corporate malfeasance， the only way to restore investor confidence is for both CEOs and Washing-ton to push sweeping reforms.
  • hǎi lún zhōng yú yǔ tā nà gè tuō bìng kāi xiǎo chā de zhàng fū dǎ guān sī yào qiú lí hūn， bù guò wǒ jué dé， tā zhè yàng zuò gèng duō de shì bēi 'āi 'ér bù shì fèn hèn。
    Helen has finally sued her malingering husband for divorce, but I think she did it more in sorrow than in anger.
  • huì yì zhù chí zhě huò fǎ guān shǐ yòng de xiǎo mù chuí。
    a small mallet used by a presiding officer or a judge.
  • yóu yú yíng yǎng bù zú、 shòu dòng hé qí tā yuán yīn， guān bīng bìng de hěn duō。
    Also many officers and men have fallen ill from malnutrition, exposure to cold or other causes.