high court

英 [ˌhaɪ ˈkɔːt]

美 [ˌhaɪ ˈkɔːrt]

网络高等法院; 香港高等法院; 英国高等法院; 最高法院; 高级法院

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noun

高等法院（在英格兰和威尔士审理最严重的民事案件）
a court in England and Wales that deals with the most serious civil cases (= not criminal cases)
高等法院（在英格兰和威尔士审理最严重的民事案件）
a court in England and Wales that deals with the most serious civil cases (= not criminal cases)

noun

the highest court in most states of the United States
Synonym:supreme courtstate supreme court

The high court can overturn an earlier decision.
最高法院可以推翻先前的判决。
She appealed against a High Court ruling that she should be forcibly fed to save her life.
高级法院裁决应强制她进食以挽救她的性命，她对此提起上诉。
The company was declared bankrupt in the high court.
那家公司已经在高等法院宣告破产了。
He could refer the matter to the high court.
他可以将此事交由高等法院裁决。
Applies to the high court for a judicial review of the extradition order but is rejected.
向香港高等法院申请司法覆核，推翻引渡令，被拒。
In these states, new high court decisions or legislation are the only means to change admissibility standards.
在这些州内，新的高等法院或者立法机关是改变证据可采性标准的唯一途径。
A high court judge awarded her custody of the children.
高级法院法官将孩子的监护权判给了她。
A government-initiated, independent commission of inquiry headed by a high court judge;
政府委任一名高等法院法官领导独立调查委员会进行调查；
He intends to appeal against the verdict in the high court.
他不服判决，打算向高等法院上诉。
Two High Court judges firmly rejected them all in terms that leave little room for a further appeal.
两个高等法院的法官坚决拒绝所有的条款没有为进一步的上诉留下空间。