Definition of prosecutor in English:

prosecutor

noun ˈprɒsɪkjuːtəˈprɑsəˌkjudər

1A person, especially a public official, who institutes legal proceedings against someone.
prosecutors are fully entitled to bring any number of offences against a single defendant
Example sentencesExamples
- Government prosecutors will now seek warrants for the arrest of the nine strike leaders.
- He said that his role was as a prosecutor and ‘he wanted to prosecute’ if at all possible.
- The Paris prosecutor's office said it was closing the file into his death as a result of the police conclusions.
- The county prosecutor is a public official, but he called these people animals and thugs.
- She says the emphasis is on police and prosecutors initiating legal action, to take pressure off the woman.
- He said prosecutors were opening a criminal investigation into possible negligence.
- However, he did not respond to the summons and did not appear at the offices of the prosecutors.
- The French government has asked prosecutors to open a preliminary manslaughter inquiry.
- The prosecutor's office said his mother identified the body the same day.
- He added that the list of universities has been handed over to the prosecutor's office.
- He makes it sound like the kind of thing that a prosecutor would want to prosecute.
- She did not make any public comment regarding her summons and prosecutors did not comment after she was released.
- The group pledged funding to the state prosecutor's office to help it to track down the killers.
- Government prosecutors issued warrants for the arrest of five leading bank union officials.
- As soon as he leaves office, prosecutors can call him to the dock.
- Such proceedings are intended by the prosecutor to culminate in a confiscation order.
1. 1.1 A barrister or other lawyer who conducts the case against a defendant in a criminal court.
  the prosecutor rose to give the opening address
  Example sentencesExamples
  This includes the judges, prosecutors and defence lawyers, who are all military officers.
  The politicians don't have any say over how the prosecutors or judges act.
  The verdicts and sentences were announced outside the courtroom by the prosecutor and defence lawyers.
  So where is the line over which either a judge or a prosecutor cannot step?
  People don't even understand what the role of a prosecutor is, or the role of a defence lawyer is.
  After the conviction prosecutors asked the court in the city of Tel Aviv to hand down five life sentences.
  Court prosecutors will be able to investigate an alleged war crime via one of three mechanisms.
  It was like a prosecutor and a defense lawyer, and it was kind of this adversarial process.
  The prosecutor said the defendant told police he had bought the pistol from a model shop, to shoot rats in his back yard.
  The prosecutor earlier asked the court to sentence David to four years in jail.
  Defendants and prosecutors may appeal a verdict to the Court of Appeals and then to the Supreme Court.
  Secondly, the judge, the prosecutor, his lawyer and myself all have the cellular phone record.
  They will come before the judge and the state prosecutor accompanied by their lawyers.
  The prosecutor added the defendant had previous convictions, mostly for dishonesty.
  The prosecutors left the Court without explaining the request for such a light sentence.
  The prosecutor would not be in contempt of court if the prosecutor did not proceed with the indictment.
  After the mandatory training, they will become judges, prosecutors, or lawyers.
  It usually takes one week for a copy of a Supreme Court's verdict to reach the prosecutors via a district court.
  She said she was lucky because state prosecutors advised the court to reject the case.
  The tests will be a prerequisite for candidates seeking to be judges, prosecutors or lawyers.

Definition of prosecutor in US English:

prosecutor

nounˈpräsəˌkyo͞odərˈprɑsəˌkjudər

1A person, especially a public official, who institutes legal proceedings against someone.
prosecutors are fully entitled to bring any number of offenses against a single defendant
Example sentencesExamples
- The French government has asked prosecutors to open a preliminary manslaughter inquiry.
- He said that his role was as a prosecutor and ‘he wanted to prosecute’ if at all possible.
- She did not make any public comment regarding her summons and prosecutors did not comment after she was released.
- The group pledged funding to the state prosecutor's office to help it to track down the killers.
- Such proceedings are intended by the prosecutor to culminate in a confiscation order.
- He said prosecutors were opening a criminal investigation into possible negligence.
- Government prosecutors issued warrants for the arrest of five leading bank union officials.
- The prosecutor's office said his mother identified the body the same day.
- She says the emphasis is on police and prosecutors initiating legal action, to take pressure off the woman.
- Government prosecutors will now seek warrants for the arrest of the nine strike leaders.
- However, he did not respond to the summons and did not appear at the offices of the prosecutors.
- As soon as he leaves office, prosecutors can call him to the dock.
- The county prosecutor is a public official, but he called these people animals and thugs.
- The Paris prosecutor's office said it was closing the file into his death as a result of the police conclusions.
- He makes it sound like the kind of thing that a prosecutor would want to prosecute.
- He added that the list of universities has been handed over to the prosecutor's office.
1. 1.1 A lawyer who conducts the case against a defendant in a criminal court. Also called prosecuting attorney.
  the prosecutor rose to give the opening address
  Example sentencesExamples
  People don't even understand what the role of a prosecutor is, or the role of a defence lawyer is.
  The verdicts and sentences were announced outside the courtroom by the prosecutor and defence lawyers.
  They will come before the judge and the state prosecutor accompanied by their lawyers.
  So where is the line over which either a judge or a prosecutor cannot step?
  After the mandatory training, they will become judges, prosecutors, or lawyers.
  This includes the judges, prosecutors and defence lawyers, who are all military officers.
  Court prosecutors will be able to investigate an alleged war crime via one of three mechanisms.
  The prosecutor would not be in contempt of court if the prosecutor did not proceed with the indictment.
  Defendants and prosecutors may appeal a verdict to the Court of Appeals and then to the Supreme Court.
  The prosecutors left the Court without explaining the request for such a light sentence.
  The tests will be a prerequisite for candidates seeking to be judges, prosecutors or lawyers.
  Secondly, the judge, the prosecutor, his lawyer and myself all have the cellular phone record.
  It usually takes one week for a copy of a Supreme Court's verdict to reach the prosecutors via a district court.
  The prosecutor earlier asked the court to sentence David to four years in jail.
  The politicians don't have any say over how the prosecutors or judges act.
  It was like a prosecutor and a defense lawyer, and it was kind of this adversarial process.
  She said she was lucky because state prosecutors advised the court to reject the case.
  The prosecutor added the defendant had previous convictions, mostly for dishonesty.
  The prosecutor said the defendant told police he had bought the pistol from a model shop, to shoot rats in his back yard.
  After the conviction prosecutors asked the court in the city of Tel Aviv to hand down five life sentences.

单词	prosecutor
释义	Definition of prosecutor in English: prosecutor noun ˈprɒsɪkjuːtəˈprɑsəˌkjudər 1A person, especially a public official, who institutes legal proceedings against someone. prosecutors are fully entitled to bring any number of offences against a single defendant Example sentencesExamples Government prosecutors will now seek warrants for the arrest of the nine strike leaders. He said that his role was as a prosecutor and ‘he wanted to prosecute’ if at all possible. The Paris prosecutor's office said it was closing the file into his death as a result of the police conclusions. The county prosecutor is a public official, but he called these people animals and thugs. She says the emphasis is on police and prosecutors initiating legal action, to take pressure off the woman. He said prosecutors were opening a criminal investigation into possible negligence. However, he did not respond to the summons and did not appear at the offices of the prosecutors. The French government has asked prosecutors to open a preliminary manslaughter inquiry. The prosecutor's office said his mother identified the body the same day. He added that the list of universities has been handed over to the prosecutor's office. He makes it sound like the kind of thing that a prosecutor would want to prosecute. She did not make any public comment regarding her summons and prosecutors did not comment after she was released. The group pledged funding to the state prosecutor's office to help it to track down the killers. Government prosecutors issued warrants for the arrest of five leading bank union officials. As soon as he leaves office, prosecutors can call him to the dock. Such proceedings are intended by the prosecutor to culminate in a confiscation order. 1.1 A barrister or other lawyer who conducts the case against a defendant in a criminal court. the prosecutor rose to give the opening address Example sentencesExamples This includes the judges, prosecutors and defence lawyers, who are all military officers. The politicians don't have any say over how the prosecutors or judges act. The verdicts and sentences were announced outside the courtroom by the prosecutor and defence lawyers. So where is the line over which either a judge or a prosecutor cannot step? People don't even understand what the role of a prosecutor is, or the role of a defence lawyer is. After the conviction prosecutors asked the court in the city of Tel Aviv to hand down five life sentences. Court prosecutors will be able to investigate an alleged war crime via one of three mechanisms. It was like a prosecutor and a defense lawyer, and it was kind of this adversarial process. The prosecutor said the defendant told police he had bought the pistol from a model shop, to shoot rats in his back yard. The prosecutor earlier asked the court to sentence David to four years in jail. Defendants and prosecutors may appeal a verdict to the Court of Appeals and then to the Supreme Court. Secondly, the judge, the prosecutor, his lawyer and myself all have the cellular phone record. They will come before the judge and the state prosecutor accompanied by their lawyers. The prosecutor added the defendant had previous convictions, mostly for dishonesty. The prosecutors left the Court without explaining the request for such a light sentence. The prosecutor would not be in contempt of court if the prosecutor did not proceed with the indictment. After the mandatory training, they will become judges, prosecutors, or lawyers. It usually takes one week for a copy of a Supreme Court's verdict to reach the prosecutors via a district court. She said she was lucky because state prosecutors advised the court to reject the case. The tests will be a prerequisite for candidates seeking to be judges, prosecutors or lawyers. Definition of prosecutor in US English: prosecutor nounˈpräsəˌkyo͞odərˈprɑsəˌkjudər 1A person, especially a public official, who institutes legal proceedings against someone. prosecutors are fully entitled to bring any number of offenses against a single defendant Example sentencesExamples The French government has asked prosecutors to open a preliminary manslaughter inquiry. He said that his role was as a prosecutor and ‘he wanted to prosecute’ if at all possible. She did not make any public comment regarding her summons and prosecutors did not comment after she was released. The group pledged funding to the state prosecutor's office to help it to track down the killers. Such proceedings are intended by the prosecutor to culminate in a confiscation order. He said prosecutors were opening a criminal investigation into possible negligence. Government prosecutors issued warrants for the arrest of five leading bank union officials. The prosecutor's office said his mother identified the body the same day. She says the emphasis is on police and prosecutors initiating legal action, to take pressure off the woman. Government prosecutors will now seek warrants for the arrest of the nine strike leaders. However, he did not respond to the summons and did not appear at the offices of the prosecutors. As soon as he leaves office, prosecutors can call him to the dock. The county prosecutor is a public official, but he called these people animals and thugs. The Paris prosecutor's office said it was closing the file into his death as a result of the police conclusions. He makes it sound like the kind of thing that a prosecutor would want to prosecute. He added that the list of universities has been handed over to the prosecutor's office. 1.1 A lawyer who conducts the case against a defendant in a criminal court. Also called prosecuting attorney. the prosecutor rose to give the opening address Example sentencesExamples People don't even understand what the role of a prosecutor is, or the role of a defence lawyer is. The verdicts and sentences were announced outside the courtroom by the prosecutor and defence lawyers. They will come before the judge and the state prosecutor accompanied by their lawyers. So where is the line over which either a judge or a prosecutor cannot step? After the mandatory training, they will become judges, prosecutors, or lawyers. This includes the judges, prosecutors and defence lawyers, who are all military officers. Court prosecutors will be able to investigate an alleged war crime via one of three mechanisms. The prosecutor would not be in contempt of court if the prosecutor did not proceed with the indictment. Defendants and prosecutors may appeal a verdict to the Court of Appeals and then to the Supreme Court. The prosecutors left the Court without explaining the request for such a light sentence. The tests will be a prerequisite for candidates seeking to be judges, prosecutors or lawyers. Secondly, the judge, the prosecutor, his lawyer and myself all have the cellular phone record. It usually takes one week for a copy of a Supreme Court's verdict to reach the prosecutors via a district court. The prosecutor earlier asked the court to sentence David to four years in jail. The politicians don't have any say over how the prosecutors or judges act. It was like a prosecutor and a defense lawyer, and it was kind of this adversarial process. She said she was lucky because state prosecutors advised the court to reject the case. The prosecutor added the defendant had previous convictions, mostly for dishonesty. The prosecutor said the defendant told police he had bought the pistol from a model shop, to shoot rats in his back yard. After the conviction prosecutors asked the court in the city of Tel Aviv to hand down five life sentences.
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