go to court

英 [ɡəʊ tu kɔːt]

美 [ɡoʊ tu kɔːrt]

上法院; 打官司; （对…）提起诉讼

法律

双语例句

• If you need someone to go to court, I'll be glad to help.
  如果你要上法庭，我可以替你作证。
• Some investors could go to court to try to stop the loans from being renegotiated.
  一些投资者可能会到法院上诉，以设法阻止这些贷款被重新谈判。
• Officials must pass this way to go to court every day. The guard pitched backward without a sound.
  这里是大臣们每天上朝的必经之路。警卫一声不吭，仰面朝天倒在地上。
• British law prohibits newspapers from publishing information that might prejudice criminal cases before they go to court.
  英国法律禁止报纸在刑事案件审判前刊登会产生偏见的消息。
• We know that cases which go to court are sometimes lost, and not always for just reasons.
  我们知道，官司打到法院去，有时会输掉，而且并不是都出于正当的原因。
• We believe we're in the right and we'll go to court if necessary.
  我们坚信我们是正义的，必要的话可以起诉。
• You don't want to go to court but if it gets to this then you have little choice, an oil industry insider said.
  你不想闹上法庭，但如果真到了那个地步，你也没有什么选择，一名石油业知情人士表示。
• We've been left with no other avenue but to go to court.
  我们没有别的途径，只有上法院。
• He had to go to court first. He makes me mad.
  他得先去法庭.他都要让我发疯了。
• Go to court and Sue him.
  到法院去告他。