Courtrooms Meaning in English
word · lemma: courtroom
ˈkɔɹˌtɹumz
KORT-roomz
kˈɔːtɹuːmz
KAWT-roomz
Definition
Rooms in a building where legal cases are heard and judged by a judge and sometimes a jury.
Usage & Nuances
Usually used in the plural for large buildings with multiple rooms ('the city has three main courtrooms'). 'Courtroom' refers specifically to the space where trials or hearings happen, not the entire courthouse.'
Spanish: salas de tribunal - salas de audienciasPortuguese (BR): salas de tribunalPortuguese (PT): salas de tribunalChinese (Simplified): 法庭Chinese (Traditional): 法庭Hindi: अदालत कक्षArabic: قاعات المحكمةBengali: আদালতকক্ষগুলিRussian: залы суда - судебные залыJapanese: 法廷Vietnamese: phòng xử ánKorean: 법정Turkish: mahkeme salonlarıUrdu: عدالتی کمرےIndonesian: ruang sidang
Example Sentences
The courtrooms are on the third floor of the building.
basic
Many trials happen in different courtrooms every day.
basic
The courtrooms were empty after the hearings ended.
basic
Security is always tight around the main courtrooms downtown.
natural
Each of the courtrooms has a different judge assigned.
natural
I've lost count of how many hours I've spent waiting in those courtrooms.
natural