Courthouse Meaning in English
word
/ˈkɔɹtˌhaʊs/
KORT-hows
/kˈɔːthaʊs/
KAWT-hows
释义
A courthouse is a building where a court of law meets to handle legal cases and trials.
用法与细微差别
'Courthouse' specifically refers to the building, not the court as an institution. Used in American English; British English often uses 'court' or 'court building'. Common phrases: 'go to the courthouse', 'work at the courthouse'.
Spanish: palacio de justicia - juzgadoPortuguese (BR): tribunal - fórumPortuguese (PT): tribunal - edifício do tribunalChinese (Simplified): 法院大楼Chinese (Traditional): 法院大樓Hindi: अदालत भवन - न्यायालयArabic: دار المحكمة - مبنى المحكمةBengali: আদালত ভবন - কোর্টহাউসRussian: здание судаJapanese: 裁判所Vietnamese: tòa ánKorean: 법원 건물Turkish: adliyeUrdu: عدالت کی عمارتIndonesian: gedung pengadilan
例句
The judge works at the courthouse.
basic
We visited the courthouse for a school trip.
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The trial will be held at the courthouse tomorrow.
basic
Let’s meet in front of the courthouse after lunch.
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People gathered outside the courthouse to protest the verdict.
natural
If you need to pay a traffic fine, just go to the courthouse.
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