sheriffs

释义

[人名] 谢里夫斯；

英英释义

sheriff[ 'ʃerif ]

• n.the principal law-enforcement officer in a county

双语例句

1. It was established by a series of kings' laws, supervised by the tours of sheriffs, and managed at biannual meetings named as view of frankpledge.
   它由国王的一系列立法加以推行，由郡守负责巡查，在每年两次的十户联保会上得以管理。

权威例句

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