judgeship

英 ['dʒʌdʒʃɪp] 美
  • n. 法官的职权；法官的地位
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英语词源

judgeship (n.)
1670s, from judge (n.) + -ship.

权威例句

1. Mason had been overwhelmingly elected to the judgeship which he had so craved.
梅森以压倒的票数当选他梦寐以求的法官.

来自辞典例句

2. She was appointed to the judgeship by Mr. Kennedy in October, 1961.
她的法官职位是肯尼迪先生于1961年10月授予的.

来自互联网

3. His father was a lawyer who won a local judgeship running on the Conservative Party line.
他父亲是位律师,在当地获得了法官职位,走的是保守党路线.

来自互联网

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