英语词汇“bring somebody to book (for something)”的读音、意思、造句、用法及中英文翻译-迷途网

词汇	bring somebody to book (for something)
释义	bring somebody to book (for something) (especially British English, formal) to punish somebody for doing something wrong and make them explain their behaviour（为某事）惩罚某人并要求作出解释 We will ensure that people who commit fraud are brought to book through the courts.我们将确保通过法院将犯有欺诈罪的人绳之以法。 See also book
随便看	have, etc. a frog in your throat have, etc. a lump in your throat have, etc. something in view have, etc. sth in view have, etc. your fingers in the till have everything your own way have/exchange words (with sb) (about sth) have/exchange words (with somebody) (about something) have eye on something have eye on sth have eyes in the back of head have eyes in the back of your head have eyes like a hawk have eyes only for sb have feet of clay have feet on the ground have finger on the pulse have finger on the pulse of have finger on the pulse of something have finger on the pulse of sth have first call have first call on have first call (on sb) have first call (on sb/sth) have first call (on somebody/something)

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