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“precedent”的英语定义和含义

Precedent
01

先例, 前例

a topic or matter that has been previously discussed or addressed 
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precedents
例子
In our discussions, we always refer back to the precedent set by our previous decisions to maintain consistency. 

在我们的讨论中,我们总是参考我们之前决定所设定的先例以保持一致性。

02

先例, 前例

an earlier event, action, or decision that serves as a model or justification for similar situations in the future 
例子
Her success set a precedent for other women in the industry. 

她的成功为行业中的其他女性树立了先例

03

先例, 判例

a legal principle or rule created by a previous court decision, used as a guide in deciding similar future cases 
例子
The judge relied on a precedent set in an earlier trial. 

法官依据了在先前审判中确立的先例

04

判例, 先例

a legal framework where principles and rulings from previous court decisions form the basis of law, rather than written statutes 
例子
Common law is built on precedent rather than codified statutes. 

普通法建立在判例而非成文法规之上。

precedent
01

先前的, 先例的

earlier in time, order, arrangement, or significance, often serving as an example or rule to be followed in the future 
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形态构成
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关系形容词
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例子
The judge's ruling was based on precedent cases that had similar circumstances. 

法官的裁决是基于具有类似情况的先例案件。

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