sheriff
英['ʃerɪf]
美['ʃerɪf]
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Noun:
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the principal law-enforcement officer in a county
- 1. "It's from a notebook," the sheriff said, "And there's writing on it."
- “这是在一个笔记本里找到的，”法官道，“上面还有文字。”
来自柯林斯例句
- 2. Oh, is it? … said the sheriff with a sneer.
- “噢, 是 吗 ?”司法官冷笑着说.
来自《用法词典》
- 3. He was appointed Sheriff of New York.
- 他被任命为纽约司法长官.
来自《简明英汉词典》
- 4. Sheriff has been pushed at least to 2006.
- Sheriff一直在被推行至少到2006.
来自互联网
- 5. As a matter of routine, the sheriff's office there had been notified of the change of address.
- 按照惯例, 他们已把地址变更的消息通知了那里的郡长办公室.
来自《简明英汉词典》
用作名词 (n.)
- In the nearby town of Banbury, however, the sheriff found his help.
不过，在附近的班百瑞镇，郡长找到了愿帮助他的人。
- Angrily, the Sheriff crumpled the note and threw it into the fire.
郡长很生气地把信揉成一团丢到火炉里。
