litigious

英 [lɪˈtɪdʒəs]

美 [lɪˈtɪdʒəs]

adj.  好诉讼的; 爱打官司的

法律

BNC.35435 / COCA.25290

牛津词典

adj.

• 好诉讼的；爱打官司的
  too ready to take disagreements to court

柯林斯词典

• 好诉讼的；好打官司的
  Someone who islitigiousoften makes formal complaints about people to a civil court of law.

英英释义

adj

• inclined or showing an inclination to dispute or disagree, even to engage in law suits
  1. a style described as abrasive and contentious
  2. a disputatious lawyer
  3. a litigious and acrimonious spirit
  Synonym:contentiouscombativedisputatiousdisputative
• of or relating to litigation

双语例句

• It's the most litigious place I've been to outside of the US, said one speaker.
  这是我在美国之外见到的诉讼最多的地方。
• It was this kind of thinking that later led some of their number into such deep litigious waters.
  正是这类想法后来导致他们中的一些人官司缠身。
• US manufacturers, bound by tight safety rules and a litigious domestic culture, can push for tariffs in lieu of a level regulatory playing field.
  受到严格安全规定和爱好诉讼的国内文化束缚的美国制造商，可以要求提高关税，而放弃平等的监管环境。
• We live in a litigious society.
  我们生活在一个爱打官司的社会中。
• For Mr Arnault is litigious when it comes to defending his image, in-terests and shareholders-a trait he probably developed wor-king as a young man in the US property and construction market.
  在涉及捍卫自己的形象、利益和股东时，阿尔诺是一个好打官司的人这个特点可能是他年轻时在美国房地产和建筑市场工作时形成的。
• In these litigious, politically correct times, the perils of making cheap gags can be considerable.
  在这种动辄法庭上见、政治上正确的时代，讲低级笑话可能会相当危险。
• Farmers, like all good Americans, are stubborn and litigious.
  美国农民同所有遵纪守法的美国公民一样，倔强和好打官司。
• While you are in litigious mood, divorce her for unreasonable behaviour.
  诉讼的同时，你以行为不可理喻为由同她离婚。
• But now we have become the most litigious in history.
  但是，现在我们已成为国际上最打官司的历史。
• The litigious investor will look for almost any excuse to take you to court.
  好打官司的投资人会寻找几乎一切借口把你告上法庭。