writ
英[rɪt]
美[rɪt]
意思解释
n. [法] 令状；文书；法院命令
v. “write”的过去式和过去分词
v. “write”的过去式和过去分词
变化形式
复数： writs
易混淆的单词： WRIT
易混淆的单词： WRIT
中文词源
writ 令状
来自write的古体writan的过去分词形式，已写好的，写成的，引申义令状，文书。
用法例句
- The colonel 's writ , as recorded in his " green book " of rambling political philosophy , replaced the rule of law .
- 上校的法令，以及记录着他杂乱无章的政治哲学的“绿皮书”，取代了法治。
- Looking at the chaos of health reform in england now , I thank the heavens that westminster 's writ no longer runs in scotland on health issues .
- 看看目前英格兰医疗改革的乱象，谢天谢地，医疗问题上威斯敏斯特的法令不在苏格兰实行。
- A medieval innkeeper , for example , often offered the only lodging in town ; a boatman could cross only with the king 's writ .
- 如，中世纪的旅店经营者通常只在城里提供住宿；船主只有在持有国王法令的情况下才能通过。
- And we saw that same desire to be free in tunisia , where the will of the people proved more powerful than the writ of a dictator .
- 在突尼斯人身上我们也同样看到了民众对自由的渴望，发生在突尼斯的抗议证明民众的意愿要比独裁者的法令强大的多。
- In large tracts of india the writ of the government does not run , so leftists set up schools , extort taxes and impose their own rough form of justice in " people 's courts " . As a result maoists often serve as the only source of authority .
- 在印度的大部分地区，政府的法令并不起效，所以左翼分子在建立学校，侵占税收还将自己卑劣的正义之词强加给“人民法院”，因此，毛派经常就是一手支配着权力。