chief justice
英 [tʃi:f ˈdʒʌstis] 美 [tʃif ˈdʒʌstɪs]

n.

审判长，首席法官，法院院长；

英英释义

chief justice

• n.the judge who presides over a supreme court

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. The chief judge announced the final judgment.
   审判长宣布了最后的审判结果。
2. The president of the People's Court or the chief judge of a division shall designate one judge to be the presiding judge of the collegial panel.
   合议庭由院长或者庭长指定审判员一人担任审判长。
3. The chief justice will swear in the president.
   首席法官将为总统举行宣誓仪式。
4. The Chief Justice gave his judgement the week before.
   首席法官于前一周做出判决。
5. When the President of the United States is tried, the Chief Justice shall pr eside.
   如受审者为合众国总统，则应由最高法院院长担任主席。
6. Justice Brent Benjamin -- now chief justice -- voted to overturn a fifty million dollar judgment against the Massey Coal Company.
   布伦特本杰明法官也是现在的法院院长，他的投票扭转了不利于梅西煤炭公司的五千万的判决。

权威例句

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Remarks of Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist.(Dual Enforcement of Constitutional Norms)(Transcript)
Impeaching the Impeachment: The Case of Chief Justice Nicholas Trott of South Carolina
A contractual model of the voting behavior of the supreme court: The role of the chief justice
Too few hospital places for mentally abnormal offenders: plea for action by the Lord Chief Justice