courtroom
英['kɔ:trum]美['kɔ:trum]
n.
1.[C]法庭，审判室
1.[C]法庭，审判室
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- But the quality and the care in its presentation are reflected by the fact that few cases actually get as far as a main trial in the courtroom
但这种方法所展示的高质量与谨慎可由如下事实反映出:只有少数案件真正会成为审判室的主要案件。收藏 - While she was having some change-of-life difficulties, her son…had her hauled into a courtroom in Chicago
正当她经历更年期困难之际，她的儿子…把她告到了芝加哥的法庭。收藏 - "an area of a public place, such as a courtroom or stadium, marked off and restricted for use by persons performing a specific function:"
公共场所的一些席位,如在法庭或体育场中,被划分出来,专限给一些行使特殊职责的人使用。 收藏 - But as the technology behind forensic science advances, experts caution forensic scientists must take extra care to ensure they scour crime scenes for all possible clues, and that forensic analysis is not overplayed in the courtroom.
但是专家告戒随着法医科学相关技术的进步，法医科学家必须特别小心保证他们能在犯罪现场搜索到所有可能的线索，法医分析在法庭上的作用不能被夸大。 收藏 - " Mr.Gravano is a little man full of evil, connivance, manipulation and vanity who has tried to clean his slate by admitting to 19 murders, " Krieger said, his booming baritone filling the jammed Brooklyn courtroom.
“格拉瓦诺是一个充满邪恶、奸诈、权术和虚荣的小人。他为了洗清犯罪记录而承认曾犯下19件谋杀案。”克里格说，他宏亮的男中音响彻拥护的布鲁克林法庭。 收藏
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