第三人称复数：courthouses
名词法院; （美国）县政府大楼
1. 法院(不是court house)：3. verdict 裁决 判决 | 4. courthouse 法院(不是court house) | 5. levy 征收/征税/征兵
2. 法院 郡政府所在地：each and every 每个 | courthouse 法院 郡政府所在地 | impede 阻止
3. 法庭 内院式住宅：courtesylight 踏板照明灯 | courthouse 法庭 内院式住宅 | courthouse 法院
1. 法院大楼
A courthouse is a building in which a court of law meets.
2. 县政府大楼
A courthouse is a building used by the government of a county.
1. But the flag on the courthouse where Breivik will appear remained at half staff, and the world's media was buzzing around the building.
2. Her exit from the courthouse into a waiting Cadillac SUV was captured by more than 60 photographers and camera crews.
3. Many fans had come to the courthouse in chartered buses and cars in a " Caravan of Love " from Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
4. The case was moved to Los Angeles civil courthouse last year at the request of Jackson's lawyers.
5. He greeted the clerk with a handshake at the courthouse in this small city in central California about 15 miles from the coast.
6. Two witnesses also spent hours behind closed doors in the District of Columbia's federal courthouse.
7. courthouse
7. The injured NATO soldiers were assisting UNMIK police operation to retake control of the UNMIK courthouse in northern Mitrovica.
8. " We were all extremely frustrated, " Galanter said outside the courthouse.
9. Insurgents stormed a jail about dawn Tuesday in the Sunni Muslim heartland north of Baghdad, killing at least 17 policemen and a courthouse guard.
10. This should be the way to boost the economy's higher resilience - rather than leading both labor and capital to the courthouse and litigious debates.
noun
1. a building that houses judicial courts
2. a government building that houses the offices of a county government