名词
异议
Even his dissents were widely quoted, and some prompted legislative changes
甚至他那些异议也被广泛引用,而且有的还促成了法律上的修改。
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-同义词和反义词
词性:|verb|
例句1. we do not dissent from the points that have been made
例句
||1:In oral argument she liked to leap in first, keen to establish at the start whether the plaintiff had really been damaged, or not.||2:(Her shy, soft, pause-filled delivery off the bench really speeded up then, to Brooklyn fast.||3:) She often announced her dissents orally, from the bench, to show how much she disagreed, and in the trying 5 to 4 years when she regularly led the dissenters she made sure they spoke with one voice.||4:On those days she wore her “dissenting collar”, a grey, stony, quietly menacing number.||5:It fitted the occasion nicely.
||1:在口头辩论中,她喜欢抢先一步,急于在一开始就确定原告是否真的受到了损害。||2:(她在法官席上腼腆、温柔、停顿的讲话速度真的加快了,快到了布鲁克林。||3:)她经常在法官席上口头宣布她的不同意见,以表明她有多不同意,在难熬的四五年时间中,当她定期领导异议者时,她确保他们用一个声音说话。||4:在那些日子里,她戴着“异议领”,那是一件灰色的、石质的、有威胁性的领子。||5:它很适合那个场合。
||1:In her dissents she sometimes appealed to Congress to correct the law and occasionally, to her delight, it did.||2:Her legal hero was an incrementalist: Thurgood Marshall, the first black justice on the court, who had laboured to dismantle segregation.||3:Even when she was (as she operatically liked to say) a flaming feminist litigator, bringing cases before the Supreme Court in the 1970s on behalf of the Women’s Rights Project at the aclu, she saw herself first as a teacher, instructing the all-male court how women felt about laws which “protected” and thus demeaned them.
||1:在鲁斯的反对意见中,她有时会请求国会修正法律,而让她高兴的是,国会也偶尔修正了法律。||2:她心目中的法律英雄是一位渐进主义者:瑟古德·马歇尔,最高法院第一位黑人大法官,他曾努力废除种族隔离制度。||3:即使当她是(像她喜欢说的那样)一个激情四射的女权主义诉讼律师,在20世纪70年代代表美国公民自由联盟的妇女权利项目向最高法院提起诉讼时,她首先把自己看作是一名教师,向全是男性的法庭指示女性如何看待那些“保护”她们、进而削弱她们的法律。
|noun|
1.(in sport) the offence of expressing disagreement with the referee’s decision.
‘he was sent off for _dissent_ ’
‘On the next Lancaster defence one of Bury's players was sent out for _dissent_ to the referee.’
2.A statement by a judge giving reasons as to why he or she disagrees with a decision made by the other judges in a court case.
‘he wasted no time in cranking out nine majority opinions, as well as three _dissents_ ’
‘That this is Justice White's position is clearly affirmed by Justice John Paul Stevens' comments on Justice White's _dissent_ .’
3.Refusal to accept the doctrines of an established or orthodox Church; nonconformity.
‘rural communities with a long tradition of _Dissent_ ’
‘It called for a new crackdown on doctrinal _dissent_ , and recommended a papal investigation of American seminaries, the subtext of which was to blame gays.’
4.The holding or expression of opinions at variance with those commonly or officially held.
‘there was no _dissent_ from this view’
‘One is composed of intellectuals, people who preach _dissent_ from the values of the ‘core culture.’’
|verb|
1.Disagree with the doctrine of an established or orthodox Church.
‘Baptists _dissented_ from a state religion that claimed the right to determine what should be believed and how belief should be practiced.’
‘Along the way, Fraser reminds us, various sects _dissented_ and established parochial schools.’
2.Hold or express opinions that are at variance with those commonly or officially held.
‘two members _dissented_ from the majority’
‘People can disagree, differ and _dissent_ , even within the ruling party, without this negatively affecting the stability of our country and the peace that we continue to enjoy.’
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