原级：conviction
1. 坚定的意见、信念、原则等：* a firm decision, date, arrangement, offer 不改变的决定、确定的日期、不更改... | * firm opinions, convictions, principles, etc 坚定的意见、信念、原则等 | * firm news, evidence, information, etc 可靠的新闻、...
2. 定罪;确信：conventionally 照惯例地;老一套地 | convictions 定罪;确信 | convincing 有说服力的
1. The clarity and intensity of Ronald Reagan's convictions led to speaking engagements around the country, and a new following he did not seek or expect.
2. Lam and Chui's convictions were upheld by the Court of Appeal in 2008 and Lam's jail term was increased to six years.
3. convictions什么意思
3. Some wrongful convictions uncovered in recent years also pointed to a need to improving the court's track record.
4. The dapper former PLA airforce officer is always well turned out and zealous in his convictions.
5. Records show he has five misdemeanor convictions dating to 2002 including criminal property damage and operating a vehicle under the influence of an intoxicant.
6. What followed was one of the decisive decades of the century as the convictions that shaped the president began to shape the times.
7. As convictions are not definitive until after at least one level of appeal in Italy, it is unlikely any of the defendants will immediately face prison.
8. The SFC has had a number of successful convictions for insider dealing, sending a powerful deterrent to those who may be tempted to defraud the market.
9. convictions什么意思
9. Kwan has previous convictions for assault, drug possession and other offences.
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10. They were also the first convictions anywhere over " extraordinary rendition " and will embolden calls for similar prosecution in the US.