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Warrant Police Promise Wɔːrənt N.正当的理由;权利 Wild Behavior Crowd

Front warrant
Pron ['wɔːrənt]
Back 【warrant】
n.正当的理由;权利
Do you consider the wild behavior of the crowd was enough of a warrant for the police to use force?
你认为群众野蛮的行为足以使警察使用武力吗?
Vocab
warrantformal and explicit approval

If you watch cop shows, you know that a warrant is something police need to get into your house — a permission slip from a judge.

It's a noun! It's a verb! It's a word that warrants our attention! As a noun, it's the piece of paper they show you through the keyhole during an investigation. It's also a reason for doing something, or a promise (think of the warranty on your new car, the promise that it'll work for a certain amount of time). As a verb, it means to make something seem reasonable or necessary, such when the ticking suitcase warrants bringing in the bomb squad, or when the teenager's sneaking in late again warrants a stricter curfew.

All forms of 'warrant' will appear on average once every 254 pages.
unwarrantably
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