| 释义 |
crimen ex·tra·or·di·nar·i·um
\-|ekstrə|ȯ(r)də|na(a)rēəm\ noun
(plural crimina extraordinaria)
Etymology: Late Latin, literally, extraordinary crime
: a crime in Roman law that was considered extraordinary in that punishment was not fixed by earlier written law but was left to the discretion of the judge |