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tribunal n.法庭；法院；法官席；裁决 (1) 法庭将于明日开庭。(2) 他被送到法庭受审。(3) 此案已由上诉法庭转给下级法庭处理。(4) 各州没有追索权，只能坐待高级法院的判决。(5) 那事件已送呈上一级法庭裁决。(6) 法庭应该在有关文件的基础上作出裁决。 Say, for example, you'd like to join a secret society. That society might convene a tribunal to determine whether you're worthy of joining. One way to remember tribunal is to focus on the tri at the beginning of the word. A tribunal is there to "try" a case. A tribunal is a group of people who oversee a trial. Your mom and dad could be a tribunal. You could also think of it as the group who oversees their tribe, which is, in fact, where the word comes from.

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英 [traɪ'bjuːnl] 美 [traɪ'bjuːnl] (1) The tribunal will convene tomorrow.(2) He was brought before the tribunal for trial.(3) The case has been remitted from the appeal court to a lesser tribunal.(4) The states had no recourse but to await the verdict of the high tribunal.(5) The matter has been remitted to a higher tribunal.(6) The tribunal should make its determination on the documents. A tribunal is like a court. If you've done something wrong and you get caught it's likely you'll be brought before a tribunal, although not all tribunals are there to determine guilt. 1[N-COUNT-COLL 可数集合名词](审理特定案件的)特别法庭，审理委员会 A tribunal is a special court or committee that is appointed to deal with particular problems. His case comes before an industrial tribunal in March.他的讼案将于3月在劳资法庭受审。…when a tribunal finds that an employee has been unfairly dismissed.当特别法庭裁定一名员工遭到不公平解雇时

英语单词	tribunal
英美音标	英 [traɪ'bjuːnl] 美 [traɪ'bjuːnl]
中文释义	n.法庭；法院；法官席；裁决
英语例句	(1) The tribunal will convene tomorrow. (2) He was brought before the tribunal for trial. (3) The case has been remitted from the appeal court to a lesser tribunal. (4) The states had no recourse but to await the verdict of the high tribunal. (5) The matter has been remitted to a higher tribunal. (6) The tribunal should make its determination on the documents.
中文例句	(1) 法庭将于明日开庭。 (2) 他被送到法庭受审。 (3) 此案已由上诉法庭转给下级法庭处理。 (4) 各州没有追索权，只能坐待高级法院的判决。 (5) 那事件已送呈上一级法庭裁决。 (6) 法庭应该在有关文件的基础上作出裁决。
vocabulary简明	A tribunal is like a court. If you've done something wrong and you get caught it's likely you'll be brought before a tribunal, although not all tribunals are there to determine guilt.
vocabulary扩展	Say, for example, you'd like to join a secret society. That society might convene a tribunal to determine whether you're worthy of joining. One way to remember tribunal is to focus on the tri at the beginning of the word. A tribunal is there to "try" a case. A tribunal is a group of people who oversee a trial. Your mom and dad could be a tribunal. You could also think of it as the group who oversees their tribe, which is, in fact, where the word comes from.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT-COLL 可数集合名词](审理特定案件的)特别法庭，审理委员会 A tribunal is a special court or committee that is appointed to deal with particular problems. His case comes before an industrial tribunal in March. 他的讼案将于3月在劳资法庭受审。 …when a tribunal finds that an employee has been unfairly dismissed. 当特别法庭裁定一名员工遭到不公平解雇时

Tribunal Convene Brought Trial Case Remitted Court Determine