英:[əˈreɪn]
美:[əˈren]
英:[əˈreɪn]
美:[əˈren]
vt.
告发
控告
传讯
指责
ar·raign
reIn
第三人称单数:arraigns
现在分词:arraigning
过去式:arraigned
过去分词:arraigned
arraigner (n.)
词根:arraign
n.arraignment 传讯;提讯;提问;责难
transitive verb
to bring before a court of law to respond to a charge or indictment.The suspect was arraigned last week on charges of attempted murder.
to accuse or severely criticize.
14世纪末, araynen,“追究责任”,同时也指“以刑事指控传唤”,源自古法语 araisnier “对话,称呼; 在法庭上控告”,来自通俗拉丁语 *arrationare,源自拉丁语 adrationare,由 ad “向”(见 ad-)和 *rationare 组成,后者源自 ratio “论证; 计算,核算”,来自 rat- 的过去分词词干 reri “计算,核算”,同时也指“思考”(源自 PIE 词根 *re- “推理,计数”)。不符合词源学的 -g- 是16世纪的过度修正,基于 reign 等。相关词汇: Arraigned; arraigning。
Middle English araynen, areynen, arreynen "to ask (a question), ask (someone) a question, interrogate, rebuke, (in law) call upon to answer an accusation," borrowed from Anglo-French arener, araisner, arrener "to speak to, ask questions of, call to account, (in law) call upon to answer an accusation," going back to Vulgar Latin *adratiōnāre, from Latin ad- ad- + Vulgar Latin *ratiōnāre "to speak, converse," verbal derivative of Latin ratiōn-, ratiō "reckoning, calculation, explanation" (early Medieval Latin also "justification, dispute, discussion, speech") — more at reason >entry 1 Note: The spoken Latin form *adratiōnāre gave rise to two paradigms in medieval French, one based on stress on the stem (as in first person singular j'araisone), another based on stress on the ending (as in second person plural vous araisniez). In Anglo-French these developed into two more or less distinct verbs (arener and araisuner) with only partial semantic overlap, the legal sense belonging predominantly to arener. The verb araisuner was taken into Middle English as aresounen "to address, ask a question," with "present with an accusation" as a very infrequent meaning; it appears to have dropped from use after the sixteenth century. In modern standard French only the tonic form arraisoner survives; to judge by its inclusion in French-English dictionaries (Larousse, Oxford-Hachette), the most current meaning is "to board and inspect (an airplane or ship)." The g in English arraign, which first turns up in the early sixteenth century, has no evident etymological justification.
The first known use of arraign was in the 14th century
arrangementnoun
a putting in order : the order in which things are put
the arrangement of furniture in a room
preparation or planning done in advance
make arrangements for a trip
something made by arranging
a flower arrangement
a changing of a piece of music to suit voices or instruments other than those for which it was first written
arrangementnoun
a putting in order : the order in which things are put
the arrangement of furniture in a room
preparation or planning done in advance
make arrangements for a trip
something made by arranging
a flower arrangement
a changing of a piece of music to suit voices or instruments other than those for which it was first written
arrangeverb
to put in orderespecially: to put in a particular order
arrange books on shelves
to make plans for
arrange a program
to come to an agreement about : settle
arrange a time for the meeting
to make a musical arrangement of
arrangeverb
to put in orderespecially: to put in a particular order
arrange books on shelves
to make plans for
arrange a program
to come to an agreement about : settle
arrange a time for the meeting
to make a musical arrangement of
arraignverb
to call before a court to answer to a charge
-ary1 of 2noun suffix
thing or person belonging to or connected with
boundary
-ary2 of 2adjective suffix
of, relating to, or connected with
legendary
arraignverb
to call before a court to answer to a charge
arraignverb
to call before a court to answer to a charge
1 He was scheduled to be arraigned Friday in juvenile court.
2 Prosecutors say the boy was arraigned on charges including home invasion and assault to murder.
3 When a Liberian magisterial judge tried to arraign a man and woman accused of grand theft, the man vomited while handcuffed to the woman in the small courtroom.
4 The singer is scheduled to be arraigned on Monday.
5 He is due to be arraigned April 7.
6 The Los Angeles street artist was taken into custody and was arraigned Tuesday, then was released on bond.
7 Also, we cannot ignore another overarching theme of this event: the appearance of Donald J. Trump in Montgomery one day after being arraigned on federal charges in a Washington courtroom.
8 Ajemian is scheduled to be arraigned Friday in Quincy District Court.
9 Heller says Gooding will visit the special victims unit leading the investigation before being arraigned.
10 The 26-year-old will be arraigned Wednesday morning in Beverly Hills but doesn't have to attend the hearing.
11 Zeitoun learned that most of those brought to Camp Greyhound had been arraigned in a more or less standard fashion.
12 HARTFORD, Conn. — A reputed Connecticut mobster suspected of having information related to the largest art theft in history has been arraigned on weapons charges.
13 He was expected to be arraigned on the charges later Friday.
14 Avery Brooks is set to be arraigned in state court in Norwalk next week in connection with his arrest last weekend in Wilton, a wealthy suburb about 50 miles northeast of Manhattan.
15 He is expected to be arraigned on Friday and his lawyer has said he will plead not guilty.
16 The 49-year-old will be arraigned on 22 March, a spokesman for the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office said on Friday.
17 He was released on bond last week and is set to be arraigned on Dec. 24, Robison said.
18 More recently, she rode to the defence of Michael Jacksonafter the singer was arraigned on charges of child abuse.
19 In the frantic moments after Mr. Williams was arraigned and posted bond, “he got up to Carnegie Hall and took a quick shower there,” Ms. Hirsch recalled.
20 Alani was in federal court Friday and is scheduled to be arraigned Sept. 20.
1 传讯
cite citation garnish arraignment haul up process summons summon haul have up subpoena subpena citatory
2 审问
question trial proof hearing quest examination interrogation interrogatory try hear interrogate
3 找岔子
4 传讯某人
5 责难
stick rap reproach stricture reprobate reflect criminatory criminative dyslogistic impeach impugn reprehend finger-pointing ban condemnation damnation detraction cathaul disparage
8 控告
information charge complaint indictment bring accuse sue indict impeach inculpate accusatory denunciatory accusation report lodge incriminate book charge with bring suit bring a charge against lay information against complain litigate take to court chargesheet prosecute bring charges against prefer charges against press charges against criminatory criminative suit prosecution crimination inculpation delate law present article implead impleadable incriminatory accusatorial arraignment accusal threap make a complaint against bring an accusation against lay an accusation against lodge a complaint against go to law against lay a complaint against accuse of
9 指责
accusatory accusing accusingly charge allegation rebuke mouthful arraignment imputation tax accuse chide reprehend reprobative carping accusatorial reprobatively reproachfully dispraisingly accusal check impugn throw stones at throw stones
10 非难
accusatory criticism disapprobation dispraise criticize admonish impugn roast rap on the knuckles disparaging invective denunciatory reprehensive objurgatory damnatory comminatory decrial blame reflection slap swipe accusation slur impeachment disapproval censure arraignment stricture imputation disparagement opprobrium reprobation odium detraction brickbat reprehension reflect accuse decry impeach disparage stigmatize reprobate razz execrate breathe upon breathe on
11 提讯
12 控告某人
13 挑毛病