| 释义 | View usage for: (prəsiːdɪŋ) Word forms: plural proceedings1. countable noun [usually plural]Legal proceedings are legal action taken against someone.[formal]  ...criminal proceedings against the former prime minister. [+ against]  The Council had brought proceedings to stop the store from trading on Sundays. 2. countable noun [usually plural]The proceedings are an organized series of events that take place in a particular place.[formal]  The proceedings of the enquiry will take place in private.  He viewed the proceedings with doubt and alarm. 3. plural nounYou can refer to a written record of the discussions at a meeting or conference as the proceedings.  The Department of Transport is to publish the conference proceedings. More Synonyms of proceedingproceeding in British English (prəˈsiːdɪŋ) noun1. an act or course of action 2. a. the institution of a legal action b. any step taken in a legal action 3. (plural) the minutes of the meetings of a club, society, etc 4. (plural) legal action; litigation 5. (plural) the events of an occasion, meeting, etcproceeding in American English (proʊˈsidɪŋ; prəˈsidɪŋ)   noun1.   an advancing or going on with what one has been doing 2.   the carrying on of an action or course of action 3.   a particular action or course of action 4.  [pl.]  a record of the business transacted by a learned society or other organized group 5. b.   the taking of legal actionCOBUILD Collocationsproceeding disciplinary proceedingsRising fees for issuing civil proceedings are affecting access to justice.He would not have faced a full trial because he was unable to understand the legal proceedings. Criminal proceedings involving the three police constables will now be commenced and each has a right to a fair trial.A judge can decide that criminal proceedings involving a young person should not be in public.The Met said it could not comment on anonymous claims that may be subject to ongoing legal proceedings or active investigation. Legal proceedings are going ahead.Victims' families plan to launch legal proceedings against 100 suspects.And though he has now paid the cash back to the Spanish treasury, he still faces criminal proceedings. Disciplinary proceedings could follow.One would be the fear that they could face war crimes proceedings if they launched an attack.The argument that an inquiry will interfere with civil proceedings does not stack up.Additional to this is the cost of the investigation and legal proceedings.It will recommend whether the officer should face misconduct proceedings.The court was concerned with impediment and impossibility affecting the bringing of legal proceedings.They must be left free while deportation proceedings take place.They are not part of the criminal proceedings.The stockbroker is considering whether disciplinary proceedings are necessary.It is not under investigation or party to the civil proceedings.It is understood that the other two are considered too frail to face proceedings.The fact that the proceedings were taken is enough to pull the family up short.There may also be criminal proceedings involving its journalists and editors.Retirement would mean that he could not face disciplinary proceedings.He had been struck off as a lawyer and faces bankruptcy proceedings.Confidence in the system suffers if proceedings entirely take place behind closed doors.The investigation into the other judges is now proceeding after the ending of the criminal proceedings.The industry has also launched judicial review proceedings arguing that the process for reviewing the charters was unfair and unlawful. Civil proceedings are still grinding on.This has been the longest legal proceeding in British history and it is not over yet.If alive, there may be criminal proceedings and then disciplinary action after that.Legal proceedings were launched for compensation from the car's last known insurer.It has the power to bring civil proceedings to ban an individual from holding a senior position in a company for between two and fifteen years.But the appearance of a camera in the courtroom is not the only innovation needed to bring criminal proceedings into the 21st century.For a moment I thought they were going to inform me of legal proceedings or something.Examples of 'proceeding' in a sentenceproceedingIn other languagesproceedingBritish English: proceeding NOUN  Legal proceedings are legal action taken against someone. ...criminal proceedings against the former prime minister. American English: proceedingBrazilian Portuguese: procedimentoChinese: 诉讼European Spanish: medidaFrench: procédureGerman: VerfahrenItalian: procedimentoJapanese: 訴訟手続きKorean: 소송 절차European Portuguese: procedimentoLatin American Spanish: medida
Definition an act or course of action The whole proceeding went very smoothly.Synonyms venture undertaking course of actionDefinition legal action criminal proceedings against the former prime ministerSynonyms legal action case action suit lawsuit litigation legal proceedingsDefinition the events of an occasion He viewed the proceedings with alarm.Synonyms business happenings matter events activities affair(s) transactions goings-onDefinition the minutes of the meetings of a society The department is to publish the conference proceedings.Synonyms report(s) business minutes records account(s) archivesAdditional synonymsDefinition something done My insurance covers acts of sabotage.Synonyms deed,  action,  step,  performance,  operation,  doing,  move,  blow,  achievement,  stroke,  undertaking,  exploit,  execution,  feat,  accomplishment, exertionDefinition regular reports of the work of a society or other organization It was a military triumph without parallel in the annals of history.Synonyms records,  history,  accounts,  registers,  journals,  memorials,  archives,  chroniclesDefinition business relations with a person or organization allegations of illegal share dealingsSynonyms business,  selling,  trading,  trade,  traffic,  truck,  bargaining,  commerce,  transactions,  business relationsAdditional synonymsDefinition a notable achievement His heroic deeds were celebrated in every corner of the country.Synonyms action,  act,  performance,  achievement,  exploit, featDefinition deeds or actions the everyday doings of a group of schoolchildrenSynonyms deeds,  actions,  exploits,  concerns,  events,  affairs,  happenings,  proceedings,  transactions,  dealings,  goings-on (informal)Definition a particular action intended to achieve an effect He said stern measures would be taken against the rioters.Synonyms action,  act,  step,  procedure,  means,  course,  control,  proceeding,  initiative,  manoeuvre,  legal action,  deed, expedientDefinition the act of moving My eyes followed their every move.Synonyms action,  act,  step,  movement,  shift,  motion,  manoeuvre, deedDefinition something that happens Traffic jams are now a daily occurrence.Synonyms incident,  happening,  event,  fact,  matter,  affair,  proceeding,  circumstance,  episode,  adventure,  phenomenon, transactionDefinition a way of doing something, esp. an established method He did not follow the correct procedure in applying for a visa.Synonyms method,  policy,  process,  course,  system,  form,  action,  step,  performance,  operation,  practice,  scheme,  strategy,  conduct,  formula,  custom,  routine,  transaction,  plan of action, modus operandiDefinition a series of actions or changes The best way to find out is by a process of elimination.Synonyms procedure,  means,  course,  system,  action,  performance,  operation,  measure,  proceeding,  manner,  transaction,  mode,  course of actionDefinition one of a sequence of actions taken in order to achieve a goal He greeted the agreement as the first step towards peace.Synonyms move,  measure,  action,  means,  act,  proceeding,  procedure,  manoeuvre,  deed, expedient |