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

• Such policies have drawn criticism from the United States Trade Representative and lawsuits from major record labels.
  这个做法已经遭到了美国贸易代表的指责和主要唱片公司的起诉。
• Since then they have fought me with lawsuits, injunctions, and charges of bribery and conspiracy.
  从那以后，他们便用诉讼、禁令和控告我贿赂搞阴谋来攻击我。
• Product liability lawsuits are difficult to bring and win.
  产品责任诉讼通常很难提出和胜诉。
• Stronger patents are easier to enforce, opening the door to more lawsuits.
  更强有力的专利更容易执行，也为更多的诉讼开启了方便之门。
• 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。
• Conflicts and lawsuits resulting from the problem of teachers'or students'personality dignity have brought about very bad social influence.
  教师或学生由于人格尊严问题引发的冲突和诉讼造成了极为不良的社会影响。
• A: Legal liability issues arose when insurers refused to insure vaccine manufacturers against lawsuits.
  答：保险公司拒绝为疫苗生产商的法律诉讼保险引起了法律责任问题。
• These new civil lawsuits could include cases where the alleged victims are institutional investors.
  这些新的民事诉讼中，一些案件的受害者可能是机构投资者。
• 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。
• 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。