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单词 prosecutor
释义
prosecutor
noun[C]
uk
/ˈprɒs.ɪ.kjuː.tər/us
/ˈprɑː.sə.kjuː.t̬ɚ/
C2
alegalofficialwhoaccusessomeone ofcommittingacrime,especiallyin alawcourt
检察官；公诉人
See also
public prosecutorspecialized
Examples
  • Thetaperecordingsprovidedprosecutors with theevidencetheyneededtoprovehe'd beeninvolvedin theconspiracy.
  • apublic/stateprosecutor
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(Definition ofprosecutorfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

prosecutor| American Dictionary

prosecutor
noun[C]
us
/ˈprɑs·ɪˌkjut̬·ər/
alegalrepresentativewhoofficiallyaccusessomeone ofcommittingacrimebybringingacaseagainst thatpersonin acourtoflaw:
Federal prosecutorsintendto retry thecase.
(Definition ofprosecutorfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

prosecutor| Business English

prosecutor
noun[C]
LAW
uk
/ˈprɒsɪkjuːtər/us
alawyerin acourtoflawwhotriestoprovethat someone is gulity of acrime:
Thedefenseand prosecutorsagreedtorecommenda one-yearjailsentence.
alawyerwhorepresentsthegovernmentin acourtoflaw:
afederal/publicprosecutor
(Definition ofprosecutorfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofprosecutor

prosecutor
They were willing to agree that a goodprosecutorshould exercise his discretion in my behalf and not press charges.
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Reports in the newspapers induced the chief districtprosecutorto take up the case.
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During the war, judges and prosecutors often took bribes, including from those representing accused guerrillas.
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To a certain extent, the journal created an imagined professional community composed of the growing socio-professional class that included judges, public prosecutors, attorneys and clerks.
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One-third of prosecutors in 1997 were not attorneys.
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First, theprosecutorcan begin with her strongest point in the case.
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Therefore, prosecutors think pregnant women are criminally liable for using illicit drugs.
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The burden of proof is upon theprosecutor.
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So, hearing her evidence in court, theprosecutorcame to a different conclusion about the crime involved.
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They have encountered fierce competition from journalists, politicians, prosecutors and public opinion who all were eager to formulate an opinion about it.
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The new regulation no longer limited this right to the children's father, but also allowed public prosecutors to start proceedings.
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Such an interpretation of the instruction could make the prosecutor's task considerably easier than it ought to be.
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Indeed, the assignment of equal odds appears (at least to me) to stack things in the prosecutor's favor.
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When that failed, theprosecutoroffered him a deal.
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To our psychologically minded prosecutors, we plead guilty to the charge of reductionism.
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Collocationswithprosecutor

prosecutor

These are words often used in combination withprosecutor.

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county prosecutor
In 1928, he was electedcountyprosecutorand had a hand in defeating the city manager plan.
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federal prosecutor
Milligan was afederalprosecutorfrom 1934 to 1945.
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independent prosecutor
Therefore, the safeguard of an independent prosecutor would prevent wrongful convictions based upon improper police evidence.
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