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B1  court  mahkeme(spor) kort

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noun  /kɔːt   / noun court (noun)
 /kɔːt   / noun
 
 1 [countable,
uncountable] (also ˌcourt of ˈlaw; British
also ˈlaw court )
the place where legal trials take place
and crimes, etc. are judged
mahkeme
 the
civil/criminal courts
 Her
lawyer made a statement outside the court
 Minor
cases are often heard in a magistrate's court.
 A
man has been charged and will appear in court tomorrow.
 Bill's
company are refusing to pay him so he's decided to take them to court
(dava açmaya karar verdi).
 2 (the
court)
[singular]
the people in a court, especially those
taking part in the trial
mahkeme heyeti
 Please
tell the court exactly what you saw.
COURT
The accused has the right to a trial which is
held in a court. All trials have a judge, and some
have a jury, who try the case. One group of lawyers (the prosecution) tries to prove his guilt, while another group (the defence) tries to defend him. They examine the evidence to see if there is proof that he
committed the crime. They may hear evidence from witnesses. At the
end of the trial the judge or the jury will reach a verdict and
decide if he is guilty or not
guilty. If the accused is found guilty, he will
receive a sentence. He may be fined, or sent to jail/prison.
 3 [countable,
uncountable]
an area where certain ball games are
played
 (spor) kort
 a
tennis/squash/badminton court
 The
players have been on court for nearly three hours.
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Level	B1
Kind	noun
Front	court
IPA	/kɔːt / noun
Back	mahkeme (spor) kort
Back 2	court (noun) /kɔːt / noun 1 [countable, uncountable] (also ˌcourt of ˈlaw; British also ˈlaw court ) the place where legal trials take place and crimes, etc. are judged mahkeme the civil/criminal* courts* Her lawyer made a statement outside the court Minor cases are often heard in a magistrate's court. A man has been charged and will appear in court* tomorrow.* Bill's company are refusing to pay him so he's decided to take them to court (dava açmaya karar verdi). 2 (the court) [singular] the people in a court, especially those taking part in the trial mahkeme heyeti Please tell the court exactly what you saw. COURT The accused has the right to a trial which is held in a court. All trials have a judge, and some have a jury, who try the case. One group of lawyers (the prosecution) tries to prove his guilt, while another group (the defence) tries to defend him. They examine the evidence to see if there is proof that he committed the crime. They may hear evidence from witnesses. At the end of the trial the judge or the jury will reach a verdict and decide if he is guilty or not guilty. If the accused is found guilty, he will receive a sentence. He may be fined, or sent to jail/prison. 3 [countable, uncountable] an area where certain ball games are played (spor) kort a tennis/squash/badminton court The players have been on court* for nearly three hours.* look at PITCH1

Court Noun Mahkeme Trial /Kɔːt Kort Countable Uncountable

court (noun)