litigator
litigator ['litigeitə]
n. 诉讼律师；诉讼人
名词复数:litigators
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- n. 诉讼律师；诉讼人
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1. After leaving the DA’s office, she became a litigator, representing clients in complex international legal disputes.
辞职后，她成为了一位诉讼律师，代表她的顾客处理错综复杂的国际法律纠纷。
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2. Hard work is what the insightful litigator does when she synthesizes four disparate ideas and comes up with an argument that wins the case--in less than five minutes.
努力工作是有洞察力的诉讼律师将4个独立的线索联系起来，从而打赢了官司，而这不过是5分钟的事情。
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3. Ever the diligent litigator, Butler had been reading up on his military law. In time of war, he knew, a commander had a right to seize any enemy property that was being used for hostile purposes.
这位非常勤奋的律师Butler一直在攻读军事方面的法律.在战争时期,他知道一位将军是可以有权利夺取敌方的财产的,且敌方的财产是用于一些敌对的目的时,这三个黑奴在逃跑前一直在帮助安装南方军的炮火.所以如果南方军坚持认为黑奴是他们的财产,北方佬律师就可以也把他们作为财产.从法律上说,他没收这三个黑奴来截获剑等武器的运输还是很有道理的.
- litigator (n.) 1880, "one who files lawsuits;" 1882, "one who argues lawsuits," agent noun from Latin litigare "to dispute, quarrel; go to court, litigate" (see litigation). Latin litigator meant "a party to a lawsuit; litigant;" it was translated in Old English as flitgern, flit-georn "one desirous of contention, a quarreler."
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