judiciary

英 [dʒuˈdɪʃəri]

美 [dʒuˈdɪʃieri]

n.  (统称)审判人员; 司法部; 司法系统

复数：judiciaries　

Collins.2 / BNC.9209 / COCA.9959

牛津词典

noun

• （统称）审判人员；司法部；司法系统
  the judges of a country or a state, when they are considered as a group
  1. an independent judiciary
     独立的司法系统

柯林斯词典

• N-SING 司法部；司法系统
  The judiciaryis the branch of authority in a country which is concerned with law and the legal system.
  1. The judiciary must think very hard before jailing non-violent offenders.
     司法部在将非暴力犯罪者投入监狱前必须经过审慎的考虑。

英英释义

noun

• persons who administer justice
  Synonym:bench
• the system of law courts that administer justice and constitute the judicial branch of government
  Synonym:judicaturejudicatoryjudicial system

双语例句

• The judiciary, not local tribunals, should have the last word in electoral disputes.
  对于选举争议，只有政府司法部门而不是地方法庭才有裁决权。
• This is as true of business as it is of the police, the judiciary or the legislature.
  这适用于警局、司法机关或立法机构，同样也适用于企业。
• The government, the executive and the judiciary are supposed to be separate
  政府、行政部门和司法部门应该彼此分离。
• The independence of the judiciary in France is guaranteed by statute.
  法国司法部门的独立地位是法律明文规定的。
• I want an independent judiciary.
  我想要一个独立的司法部门。
• Among other things the proposals give Catalonia's parliament more control over taxation and the judiciary.
  在其他问题上，这一提议将在税收和司法方面给予加泰隆尼亚议会更多的控制权。
• A showdown is looming between the new government and the president concerning the judiciary.
  新政府和总统在司法问题上的摊牌迫在眉睫。
• The role of the judiciary is to decide cases and controversies between adversarial parties, including the government.
  法院的作用是对对抗的当事人（包括政府）之间的案例和冲突做出裁定。
• The military and the judiciary consider themselves protectors of the country.
  军方和司法部门都自认为是国家的保护者。
• Under this system, called feudalism, the landed nobility acted as police force, judiciary, and army.
  在这个称为封建制度的制度下面，土地贵族扮演着警察、法院和军队的角色。