英语词汇proceedings的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

proceedings AC /prəˈsiːdɪŋ/ noun when someone uses a court of law to deal with a legal caseverbstake/bring proceedings Our client may take proceedings to reclaim the outstanding payment.begin/start proceedings also commence proceedings formal He threatened to begin legal proceedings against us.institute/initiate/instigate proceedings formal (=arrange for them to start) His lawyers initiated proceedings for libel against the newspaper.adjourn proceedings (=stop a case for a short period of time) The judge adjourned the proceedings until November 22 to allow time for the witness to arrive.delay proceedings The senator had persistently tried to delay impeachment proceedings.halt/stop/terminate proceedings They have appealed against the High Court’s decision to halt criminal proceedings against the police officers.adjectives/nouns + proceedingslegal proceedings He wanted to avoid the expense and trouble of legal proceedings.criminal proceedings One of the men is facing criminal proceedings.court/judicial proceedings The case was not contested, so the court proceedings were over in a day.civil proceedings (=not relating to a criminal charge) The couple say they will take civil proceedings against the accountant for professional misconduct.divorce proceedings His wife had threatened to start divorce proceedings.bankruptcy proceedings She faced criminal charges in addition to bankruptcy proceedings.disciplinary proceedings (=taken against someone who has broken a rule) Police officers are liable to disciplinary proceedings if they break the Code of Practice.extradition proceedings (=legal processes for sending someone to another country to be tried for a crime committed there) Perry is in detention in Spain awaiting extradition proceedings to Britain.prepositionsproceedings against sb The company took disciplinary proceedings against him.phrasesa stage in the proceedings At this stage in the proceedings, it is too late to influence the tribunal’s decision.

词组	proceedings
释义	proceedings AC /prəˈsiːdɪŋ/ noun when someone uses a court of law to deal with a legal caseverbstake/bring proceedings Our client may take proceedings to reclaim the outstanding payment.begin/start proceedings also commence proceedings formal He threatened to begin legal proceedings against us.institute/initiate/instigate proceedings formal (=arrange for them to start) His lawyers initiated proceedings for libel against the newspaper.adjourn proceedings (=stop a case for a short period of time) The judge adjourned the proceedings until November 22 to allow time for the witness to arrive.delay proceedings The senator had persistently tried to delay impeachment proceedings.halt/stop/terminate proceedings They have appealed against the High Court’s decision to halt criminal proceedings against the police officers.adjectives/nouns + proceedingslegal proceedings He wanted to avoid the expense and trouble of legal proceedings.criminal proceedings One of the men is facing criminal proceedings.court/judicial proceedings The case was not contested, so the court proceedings were over in a day.civil proceedings (=not relating to a criminal charge) The couple say they will take civil proceedings against the accountant for professional misconduct.divorce proceedings His wife had threatened to start divorce proceedings.bankruptcy proceedings She faced criminal charges in addition to bankruptcy proceedings.disciplinary proceedings (=taken against someone who has broken a rule) Police officers are liable to disciplinary proceedings if they break the Code of Practice.extradition proceedings (=legal processes for sending someone to another country to be tried for a crime committed there) Perry is in detention in Spain awaiting extradition proceedings to Britain.prepositionsproceedings against sb The company took disciplinary proceedings against him.phrasesa stage in the proceedings At this stage in the proceedings, it is too late to influence the tribunal’s decision.
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