writ

noun

/rɪt/

writ (for something) (against somebody) a legal document from a court telling somebody to do or not to do something（法庭的）令状，书面命令
- The company has been served with a writ for breach of contract.这家公司因违约已接到法院令状。
- We fully intend to issue a writ against the newspaper.我们一心想传讯这家报纸。
see also Holy Writ
- A writ was filed in the High Court.向高等法院提交令状。
- Creditors could obtain a writ for the arrest of their debtors.债权人可以获得逮捕债务人的令状。
- He can file a petition for a writ of habeas corpus.他可以申请人身保护令。
- He has been served with a High Court writ.他收到了高等法院的传票。
- The Supreme Court granted a writ.最高法院发出了一个令状。
- The businessmen have issued a writ against the authority for damages.商人对当局发出了要求作出赔偿的文书。
- The lawyer came to serve a writ on him.律师来给他送传票。
- a writ for damages/libel要求赔偿损失的文书；诽谤令状
- a writ of execution/summons执行令状/ 传票
Topics Law and justicec2
Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- legal
- High Court
- libel
- …
verb + writ
- apply for
- seek
- obtain
- …
preposition
- in a/the writ
- writ against
- writ for
- …
phrases
- an application for a writ of…
- a petition for a writ of…
词源noun Old English, as a general term denoting written matter, from the Germanic base of write.

writ

verb

/rɪt/

(old use)Idioms

past participle of write
词源noun Old English, as a general term denoting written matter, from the Germanic base of write.

Idioms

writ large (literary)

easy to see or understand显而易见的；公然
- Mistrust was writ large on her face.她脸上明显流露出不信任的神情。
(used after a noun用于名词后) being a large or obvious example of the thing mentioned明摆着；典型
- This is deception writ large.这是明目张胆的欺骗。

词汇	writ
释义	writ noun /rɪt/ /rɪt/ writ (for something) (against somebody) a legal document from a court telling somebody to do or not to do something（法庭的）令状，书面命令 The company has been served with a writ for breach of contract.这家公司因违约已接到法院令状。 We fully intend to issue a writ against the newspaper.我们一心想传讯这家报纸。 see also Holy Writ A writ was filed in the High Court.向高等法院提交令状。 Creditors could obtain a writ for the arrest of their debtors.债权人可以获得逮捕债务人的令状。 He can file a petition for a writ of habeas corpus.他可以申请人身保护令。 He has been served with a High Court writ.他收到了高等法院的传票。 The Supreme Court granted a writ.最高法院发出了一个令状。 The businessmen have issued a writ against the authority for damages.商人对当局发出了要求作出赔偿的文书。 The lawyer came to serve a writ on him.律师来给他送传票。 a writ for damages/libel要求赔偿损失的文书；诽谤令状 a writ of execution/summons执行令状/ 传票 Topics Law and justicec2 Collocations Dictionaryadjective legal High Court libel … verb + writ apply for seek obtain … preposition in a/the writ writ against writ for … phrases an application for a writ of… a petition for a writ of… 词源noun Old English, as a general term denoting written matter, from the Germanic base of write. writ verb /rɪt/ /rɪt/ (old use)Idioms past participle of write 词源noun Old English, as a general term denoting written matter, from the Germanic base of write. Idioms writ large (literary) easy to see or understand显而易见的；公然 Mistrust was writ large on her face.她脸上明显流露出不信任的神情。 (used after a noun用于名词后) being a large or obvious example of the thing mentioned明摆着；典型 This is deception writ large.这是明目张胆的欺骗。
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