recuse
recuse 英 [rɪ'kjuːz] 美 [rɪ'kjʊz]
vt. 要求撤换
进行时:recusing 过去式:recused 过去分词:recused 第三人称单数:recuses
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- vt. 要求撤换
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1. If appointed, she would have to recuse herself from a large number of cases in her first year on the Supreme Court, because as solicitor-general she represented the government in their early stages.
假如卡根上任，那在最高法院任职的首年，她将回避大量案件，因为作为副检察长，她在早期阶段代表着美国政府。
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2. The first three days of proceedings had been taken up with defense notions to recuse.
前三天的诉讼程序主要是采用撤换辩护概念。
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3. If Mr. Yang is interested in taking ownership of the company, Third Point said on Friday, he should recuse himself from sale discussions at the board and step down as a director.
Third Point上周五称，如果杨致远有兴趣获得雅虎的所有权，他就应该回避董事会有关出售雅虎的讨论，并辞去董事的职务。
- recuse (v.) late 14c., "to reject another's authority as prejudiced," from Old French recuser (13c.), from Latin recusare "make an objection against; decline, refuse, reject; be reluctant to," from re- (see re-) + causa (see cause (n.)). Specifically, in law, "reject or challenge (a judge or juror) as disqualified to act." The word now is used mostly reflectively. Related: Recused; recusing.
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