inquest如何读

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inquest是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 【律】验尸
  2. 调查死因的陪审团;陪审团关于死因的裁决
  3. 调查,查询
  4. 死因审理,死因调查
  5. 【律】审讯,审问
  6. 勘验
  7. 讨论

inquest自然拼读

in·quest

In kwest

inquest变形

复数:inquests

inquest英英释义

noun

a legal investigation, usu. involving a jury, esp. a coroner's investigation of a suspicious death.Two pathologists gave evidence concerning the cause of death at the inquest.

the jury or other group that conducts such an investigation.

an investigation or search for information.

inquest词源中文解释

13世纪晚期, enquest, an-queste “法律或司法调查”,尤其是陪审团前的调查,源自古法语 enqueste “调查”(现代法语 enquête),源自通俗拉丁语 *inquaestia(也是意大利语 inchiesta 的来源),源自拉丁语 inquisita (res) “(一件)被调查的事情; 调查”,源自拉丁语 inquirere “寻求,搜索”(见 inquire)。18世纪以来,以 in- 为前缀的形式占主导地位。

inquest_医学行业词汇

验尸,检验:在验尸官、医务检察官或陪审团对死亡情况作出判断前所进行的法定调查

inquest词源英文解释

Middle English, from Anglo-French enqueste, from Vulgar Latin *inquaesta, feminine of *inquaestus, past participle of *inquaerere to inquire

The first known use of inquest was in the 13th century

inquest儿童词典英英释义

inquireverb

to ask about

inquired the way to the train station

to make an investigation

inquire into the accident

to ask a question

inquired about the weather

inquirynoun

the act of inquiring

learn by inquiry

a request for information

make inquiries at the station

a search for truth or knowledge

a careful examination : investigation

enquire, enquiry

inquestnoun

a judicial or official investigation

inquest医学词典英英释义

inquestnoun

a judicial or official inquiry especially before a jury to determine the cause of a violent or unexpected death

a coroner's inquest

inquest 例句

1 At the outset, operative No. 10 asked Mathis, who’d been a juror on the inquest, to show him the crime scene.

2 An inquest is a kind of court of inquiry.

一个审查过程是一种法庭的询问.

3 The inquest was previously adjourned with no cause of death.

4 The inquest has been largely farcical anyway.

不管怎么说,这次审讯基本上是场闹剧.

5 Post-mortem examinations have been carried out on the three people who died and an inquest has been opened and adjourned.

6 An inquest in October 2011 found the "Back to Black" singer had died of accidental alcohol poisoning.

7 A Victorian newspaper account of an inquest shows how strong the dread of the workhouse was among the poor.

8 “As a matter of fact, Max, old chap, I came to congratulate you on the inquest this afternoon.”

9 The Thursday inquest heard Peaches' body was found by Cohen, in a spare bedroom of their home in Wrotham, Kent, in southern England in the afternoon of Monday, April 7.

10 He understood now; it was the inquest he had been taken to.

11 An inquest was held to determine the cause of his eath.

为断定他的死因进行了审问.

12 He called out, and the deputy sheriff and the inquest members rushed over.

13 Someone with influence had made sure that the inquest was a sham—the cause of death was listed as “unknown.”

14 It ends with archive television news footage of voters largely exculpating him after the inquest in 1970.

15 She is due to give evidence in person at the London inquest into Saldanha's death.

16 An inquest has yet to determine the cause of death, but her family has said she did not have illicit drugs in her system.

17 There weren’t even sufficient remains for an inquest, though the rival undertaker found enough to claim the fee for a burial.

18 “Until the Flood” is an urgent moral inquest.

19 An inquest which opened this month confirmed he had died as the result of hanging.

20 Jan came to the stand and said what he had said at the inquest.

inquest 同义词

6 检讨

examen

11 查询

reference refer quaere

12 评判

honest forum

14 验尸陪审团

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