courtrooms

英 [ˈkɔːtrʊmz]

美 [ˈkɔrˌtrumz]

n.  法庭; 审判室
courtroom的复数

柯林斯词典

• 法庭;审判室
  Acourtroomis a room in which a legal court meets.

双语例句

• Last year's shooting deaths of two Chinese graduate students near USC brought Chinese media to the university and county courtrooms, and drew strong reactions overseas.
  去年南加州大学附近发生枪击案，两名中国研究生丧生后，中国媒体就聚焦于南加州大学和当地法庭，在海外引起强烈反应。
• It has been waged in supermarkets, stadiums, and courtrooms.
  而超市、体育馆、法庭无一例外地成为了战场。
• They knew courtrooms well.
  他们对法庭很了解。
• There is practically no issue of social significance in the American past that did not at some point end up in the nation's courtrooms, yet much of the workings of the constitution remain obscure.
  事实上，在美国历史中大部分的社会焦点问题在不同程度上都是在法庭中结束的，然而宪法的不少部分至今模糊不清。
• Adult courtrooms will inevitably intimidate young children.
  成人法庭必定会吓到年幼的孩子。
• Advocacy can also take place outside the courtrooms, in arbitrations or in tribunals.
  除了法庭以外，仲裁或庭审中也有辩护发生。
• SAN FRANCISCO& Three years after his death, Steve Jobs is very much a presence in courtrooms across the country.
  旧金山&史蒂夫·乔布斯（SteveJobs）已去世三年，但在很大程度上，人们依然能在美国各地的法庭上感受到他的影响。
• Environmental courtrooms which consist of environmental tribunals, establish specialized environmental litigation mechanism to ensure that the courtrooms fully play its role.
  环境审判庭由具有环境专业知识的法官组成，同时建立专门的环境诉讼机制，确保环境审判庭充分发挥作用。
• Eyewitness testimony, it turns out, is one of the least reliable forms of evidence allowed into courtrooms.
  因此，目击者的证词其实是法庭上出示的所有证据中最不靠谱的一种。
• They worry that citizen journalists with cell-phone cameras and recorders will invade courtrooms and post trial footage online, a practice they find both disruptive and undignified.
  法官们还担心，持有手机相机和录音机的公民记者会进入法庭，将庭审实况片段公布于网络，而这种行为在法官看来既扰乱秩序又有损尊严。