precedented
英 [ˌpre'sɪdəntɪd] 美 [ˌpre'sədəntɪd]

adj.

有先例（可援）的；

英英释义

precedented[ 'presidentid, 'pri:- ]

• adj.having or supported or justified by a precedent

双语例句

1. Imposing a lenient sentence for such a serious crime set a dangerous precedent.
   对这样严重的罪行轻判就开了个危险的先例。
2. The judgment set a new precedent.
   那次判决树立了一个新的判例。

权威例句

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