sheriff 是什么意思

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名词复数:sheriffs

中文翻译与英英解释

	n. 〔英国〕(任期一年的)名誉郡长〔正式名称为 High S-〕；(某些城市的)行政司法长官；〔美国〕县的行政司法长官。 dance at the sheriff's ball 被处绞刑。 sheriff's hotel 〔俚语〕监狱。 sheriff's sale 强制拍卖。

the principal law-enforcement officer in a county

In principle, a sheriff is a legal official with responsibility for a county. In practice, the specific combination of legal, political, and ceremonial duties of a sheriff varies greatly from country to country.

例句与用法

	1.	Or have him evicted by the sheriff . 要么由司法官把他从这儿赶出去。
	2.	He found it necessary to shoot a sheriff . 他认为有必要开枪结果执法长官。
	3.	I had no intentions of being caught by the sheriff . 我不想被警察当局逮住。
	4.	The new sheriff decided to enforce the law with rigour . 新警长决定严厉执法。
	5.	The right wrist of the sheriff was all but dislocated . 郡长的右腕差一点脱了臼。
	6.	Sheriffs were introduced on the english model . 司法行政官是按英格兰的模式创立的。
	7.	He was arrested by the sheriff . 他被保安官逮捕了。
	8.	Goodwin comes in and tells her to contact the local sheriff . 古德温进屋来叫她去与当地县长取得联系。
	9.	The sheriff sees that peddlers and salesmen are not given permits . 司法长官负责监督不给小商小贩发营业执照。
	10.	The sheriff was already out of the saddle and into the telegraph office . 那郡长已经下了马，走进电报室去了。

sheriff是什么意思

sheriff 是什么意思

中文翻译与英英解释

例句与用法