lawsuits

英 [ˈlɔːsjuːts]

美 [ˈlɔˌsuts]

n.  诉讼; 起诉
lawsuit的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 诉讼；官司
  Alawsuitis a case in a court of law which concerns a dispute between two people or organizations.
  1. The dispute culminated last week in a lawsuit against the government.
     上周这一纠纷达到高潮，政府被告上了法庭。
  2. ...a lawsuit brought by Barclays Bank.
     由巴克莱银行提起的诉讼

双语例句

• The real risks are further civil lawsuits, shareholder and investor anger, and disillusioned customers.
  真正的风险是进一步的民事诉讼、股东及投资者的愤怒和客户的觉醒。
• Microsoft has stepped up its fight against software piracy in China with unprecedented lawsuits against Chinese electronics retailers.
  微软公司（Microsoft）对两家中国电子产品零售商提起前所未有的诉讼，从而加紧了对中国软件盗版的打击。
• New lawsuits and investigations are underway.
  新的诉讼和调查正在展开。
• The lawsuits related to customs and foreign trade are more complicated than other administrative suits.
  海关案件和外贸案件远比一般的经济行政案件复杂。
• The accusations have also sparked shareholder lawsuits in the US.
  相关指控已在美国引发了股东诉讼。
• It also plans several lawsuits in the UK, Germany and Italy.
  该公司还计划在英国、德国和意大利提起几项诉讼。
• A decision against the cigarette companies could open the floodgates to many more lawsuits
  不利于烟草公司的裁决可能引发更多的官司。
• More important, perhaps, it signalled to Wall Street that it has little to fear from sec lawsuits.
  更重要的或许是，这向华尔街发出了信号，sec的诉讼没有什么好怕的。
• So, first of all eligible plaintiffs have filed lawsuits is a prerequisite.
  因此，首先具备原告资格无疑是提起诉讼的先决条件。
• The Taizhou City Environmental Protection Association then filed civil lawsuits against the six companies with the same court.
  随后，泰州市环保联合会在同一家法院对这六家企业提起了民事诉讼。