leniency
leniency 英 ['li:nɪənsɪ] 美 [ˈliniənsi, ˈlinjən-]
n. 宽大，仁慈；温和
名词复数:leniencies
- Leniency is a noun that refers to the lessening of a punishment or chore. Your father's leniency, for example, resulted in you not having to paint the entire house like your mother wanted. Instead you just had to paint the garage.
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- n. 宽大，仁慈；温和
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1. Both of his brothers wrote letters to the judge seeking leniency, as did his mother.
和他们的母亲一样，他的两个哥哥都写信给法官请求宽大处理。
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2. Other pundits, though, have supported the top court's call to show leniency toward drunken drivers, saying people convicted of a crime would face a bleak future.
另一些人也表示支持最高法院的号召，有必要对醉驾者宽大一些，其一旦被定罪面临他的将是灰暗的未来。
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3. His lawyer George “Mac” Secrest asked the court for leniency because Blackard had never been in trouble before, was a good worker, a good father and a good son.
他的律师乔治-斯科莱斯特请求法庭对布莱克沃德宽大处理，理由是他此前从未有不当行为，是一名好员工，好父亲和好儿子。
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