appellate
appellate — 形容詞
- appellatepositive
- more appellatecomparative
- most appellatesuperlative
1. describing a court, judge, or legal process whose role is to review a decision a
上訴的
與上訴審法院或上訴程序相關的
describing a court, judge, or legal process whose role is to review a decision already made by a lower court, so that the losing side has a chance to argue that the earlier ruling should be changed.
The appellate court overturned the verdict after reviewing the trial transcript.
上訴法院在審閱庭審紀錄後推翻了原判決。
attributive: appellate + court
Judge Martinez served on the appellate bench in California for twelve years.
馬丁尼茲法官在加州的上訴法院任職了十二年。
collocation: appellate bench / appellate judge
Judge Chen invoked her appellate jurisdiction to review the death sentence handed down in Houston.
陳法官行使其上訴審管轄權，重新審理在休士頓宣判的那件死刑判決。
collocation: appellate jurisdiction
Ms. Yamada filed her appellate brief two days before the deadline set by the court.
山田女士在法院規定的期限前兩天遞交了上訴理由書。
collocation: appellate brief
The appellate division will hear oral arguments from both lawyers next Tuesday morning.
上訴審法庭下週二上午將聽取雙方律師的言詞辯論。
collocation: appellate division
- appellate court
- appellate judge
- appellate jurisdiction
- appellate division
- appellate brief
- appellate review
- appellate panel
文法句型
appellate + noun (court, judge, jurisdiction, division)
用法筆記
Almost always used attributively (before a noun) and only in legal contexts. The noun it modifies names a court, judge, lawyer, document, or stage of the legal process — not the case itself. Distinguish from 'appealing', which is a separate adjective meaning 'attractive'.