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单词 extradition
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extradition
noun[CorU]
uk
/ˌek.strəˈdɪʃ.ən/us
/ˌek.strəˈdɪʃ.ən/
theactof making someonereturnfortrialto anothercountryorstatewhere they have beenaccusedof doing somethingillegal:
引渡
They haveappliedfor his extraditiontoIreland.他们已经申请将他引渡到爱尔兰。
Hislawyerssay heplanstofightextradition.他的律师说，他计划对抗引渡。
an extraditiontreaty引渡条约
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  • Hisattorneysarefightingextradition to Texas.
  • He wasarrestedin Italy inJuneandawaitsextradition.
  • The extraditionproceedinghas been put onhold.
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(Definition ofextraditionfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

extradition| American Dictionary

extradition
noun[U]
us
/ˌek·strəˈdɪʃ·ən/
thereturnof someoneaccusedof acrimeto thecountrywhere thecrimewascommitted:
They haveappliedfor his extradition to theUnitedStates.

extradite

verb[T]us
/ˈek·strəˌdɑɪt/
One of thedefendantsfledto Egypt, whichextraditedhim to the US.
(Definition ofextraditionfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofextradition

extradition
Repatriation, therefore, was not the same asextradition.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The concept cannot be expressed with semantic accuracy by word pairs like 'expel-expulsion', 'exile-exile' or 'extradite-extradition'.
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With some ingenuity then, deportation might achieve almost all thatextraditioncould promise.
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This was the issue ofextradition.
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Should they do so, there was no need to engage in the complicated and difficult process ofextradition; rather the government could resort to the home secretary's powers of deportation.
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Therefore, at that time those who drafted theextraditionlegislation were not thinking of what would happen if a crime were committed in an aircraft.
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There have been noextraditioncases from either country since 1923.
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Therefore, it is a good arrangement that applies in most cases whereextraditionis needed for criminals who escape from one jurisdiction to another.
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Secondly, there is nothing inconsistent with the normal judicial pattern inextraditionhearings.
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As toextradition, it seems to me that every issue of fact and of law would have to be considered on a case-by-case basis.
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He is extendingextraditionto the case of any country which may include among its penalties the penalty of loss of nationality.
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It is therefore the second largest partner inextradition.
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We need anextraditionsystem that enables us to meet that challenge.
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There is no doubt that it is a majorextraditionpartner.
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At the initial hearing, the judge will check that the person is indeed the subject of theextraditionwarrant and decide whether to grant bail.
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