courtroom
courtroom — 名詞
- courtroomsingular
- courtroomsplural
1. a specially designed room inside a courthouse where a judge, lawyers, and other
法庭；審判室
法院內進行審判的專用房間
a specially designed room inside a courthouse where a judge, lawyers, and other legal participants gather for a trial or hearing
The judge entered the courtroom and everyone rose from their seats.
法官走進法庭，所有人都從座位上站起來。
enter + the courtroom (typical verb + article)
The prosecutor presented the evidence to the jury in a packed courtroom.
檢察官在座無虛席的法庭中向陪審團出示證據。
in a packed courtroom (adjective + noun pattern)
Reporters were not allowed inside the courtroom during the closed hearing.
不公開聽證期間，記者不得進入法庭。
A tense silence filled the courtroom as the verdict was read out.
陪審團宣讀裁決時，法庭內一片緊張的寂靜。
The defendant broke down in tears when she was led out of the courtroom.
被告被帶離法庭時，她崩潰落淚。
led out of the courtroom (phrasal prepositional pattern)
- enter the courtroom
- leave the courtroom
- inside the courtroom
- packed courtroom
- courtroom drama
- courtroom hearing
- be led out of the courtroom
文法句型
the + courtroom
in/inside/into + the courtroom
用法筆記
Do not confuse courtroom (the physical room where a trial takes place) with courthouse (the entire building that contains multiple courtrooms and other offices) or court (which can also refer to the judge or the legal institution itself — e.g., 'The court has decided to adjourn').
常見錯誤
同根字
- court名詞B1
- courthouse名詞B2