单词	Miranda
释义	English American Mirandaadjective [ before noun ] /mɪˈræn.də/us/məˈræn.də/ involving warnings that police must give to people they arrest, so that people do not say something that will harm them later in court: The Supreme Court's decisions weakened the Miranda rights. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Arresting & charging apprehend apprehension arrest assist attachment charge charge sheet handcuffs hold house arrest knock lag nab pull sb in run run sb in take sb in the knock at/on the door idiom tighten tighten the net idiom See more results » Mirandaadjective [ not gradable ] us/məˈræn·də/ involving statements that police must make to people they arrest, so that the people do not say something that will hurt them later: The Chief Justice's decisions weakened the Miranda rights and granted cops more leeway to conduct warrantless searches.
随便看	it's no use doing something it's not brain surgery it's not rocket science it's not rocket science it's now or never it's only fair it's raining cats and dogs it's raining cats and dogs! it's safe to say it's safe to say (that) it's safe to say (that) it's safe to say that it's swings and roundabouts it's the least I can do it's the same old story it's the thought that counts it's time for sb to do sth it's too bad that it's tough at the top it's your own lookout it's/that's the story of my life Italian italic italic italicise

Mirandaadjective [ before noun ]

Mirandaadjective [ not gradable ]