litigator

litigator

美 　英 ['lɪtɪgeɪtə]

• n.诉讼的人
• 网络诉讼律师；诉讼代表；诉讼人

英汉解释

n.

1. 诉讼的人

例句

"The court must have felt there was a real injustice here, " observed Mr. Rivette, a former litigator.

“法官必须感觉到真的是有不公平的情况”前诉讼律师Mr.Rivette观察说。

An experienced financial litigator who'd seen the worst of the markets, Born was a believer in government regulation.

一个有经验的金融诉讼律师谁愿意看到市场最糟糕的是出生在政府监管的信徒。

Above buyer's attorney is a litigator and spends most days in court unable to respond to seller's attorney.

上述买主的法律顾问是位诉讼律师，大部分时候都在出庭，根本没时间回复销售商的法律顾问。

A retired litigator misses the challenge to her pugnacious intellect.

一位退休的诉讼人怀念对其好斗才智的挑战。

He calls himself a jailhouse litigator ( "jailhouse lawyer" , he explains, "sounds cheap" ).

他自诩为“监狱诉讼律师”（他解释到：“监狱律师”听起来很低俗）。

She has also served as a prosecutor and a corporate litigator.

她还担任过公诉人和企业诉讼律师。

You'll also receive the Litigator's Guide to the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act.

书中还有关于联邦杀虫剂、杀真菌剂和灭鼠药法律的诉讼者指南。

After leaving the DA's office, she became a litigator, representing clients in complex international legal disputes.

辞职后，她成为了一位诉讼律师，代表她的顾客处理错综复杂的国际法律纠纷。

This is the result of fierce competition to secure lead litigator status and so gain control of the trial and the lion's share of the fees.

这是双方激烈竞争——争夺诉讼主体地位，因而获得（某些）审理控制权并分得服务费用的绝大部分——所导致的结果。

He'll be a top litigator, she'll be a senator.

他将成为大法官，而她将成为参议员

I was a litigator 28 years ago when I told my boss I wanted to work part---- time.

28年前，我是一位律师，当时我告诉老板，我想做兼职。