第三人称复数：barristers
名词
1. The barrister entirely renounced his right to object to a juror.
这位律师完全放弃了反对陪审团员的权力。
2. The English barrister is famous for his successes in the courts.
这位英国出庭律师以在法庭上的屡胜而闻名。
1. 讼务律师：讼务律师(Barrister)或大律师,也称出庭律师,是使用源自英国的普通法制度的地区两种律师的其中一种(另一种是事务律师). 按照英国及部分英国殖民地的法律规定,只有讼务律师能在上诉法庭上替当事人进行辩护或诉讼.
1. （英格兰和威尔士地区有资格在高等法院出庭的）大律师，讼务律师
In England and Wales, a barrister is a lawyer who represents clients in the higher courts of law.
1. The author is a Hong Kong barrister and chairman of the Hong Kong Bar's Special Committee on Planning and Policy.
2. Hung's barrister pleaded for mitigation and urged the judge to consider Hung's eccentric personality and his poor childhood caused by his innate deficiency.
3. Prosecutors charged that Lim falsely presented a local barrister as a Queen's Council to conduct mitigation in a 2007 deception case.
4. The girl's barrister cited the teen's mother saying that her daughter has seizures at least once every two weeks.
5. Legislator and barrister Alan Leong said that to indict Chan, prosecutors would need to prove that Chan was aware of the forgery.
6. My late uncle was a QC, an incredibly successful barrister in Australia.
7. APML has constituted a legal team to defend Musharraf in courts, his spokesman Barrister Saif said.
8. barrister
8. The author is a HK barrister and chairman of the Hong Kong Bar's Special Committee on Planning and Policy.
9. The author is a barrister and chairman of the Hong Kong Bar's Special Committee on Planning and Policy.
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noun
1. a British or Canadian lawyer who speaks in the higher courts of law on behalf of either the defense or prosecution