extradite
extradite — 動詞
- extraditepresent simple I / you / we / they
- extraditeshe / she / it
- extraditedpast simple
- extraditing-ing form
1. to formally send a suspect to a different country or jurisdiction so a court the
引渡
將嫌犯交給他國受審
to formally send a suspect to a different country or jurisdiction so a court there can deal with the criminal case.
Spain agreed to extradite Mateo to Chile over the bank fraud case.
西班牙同意就那起銀行詐欺案,將 Mateo 引渡到智利。
extradite + person + to + country
Officials asked Thailand to extradite Anna after the prison escape.
官員在那起越獄事件後,要求泰國引渡 Anna。
ask a country to extradite someone
A court refused to extradite Zayd because the evidence was too weak.
法院因證據過於薄弱而拒絕引渡 Zayd。
refuse to extradite + reason clause
The treaty lets Canada extradite suspects for serious online crimes.
這項條約讓加拿大可以因重大網路犯罪引渡嫌犯。
extradite + suspect + for + crime
After months in hiding, Kevin was extradited back to South Korea.
Kevin 躲藏數月後,被引渡回南韓。
passive: be extradited back to + place
- seek to extradite
- refuse to extradite
- extradite someone to + country
- extradite someone for + crime
- be extradited under a treaty
文法句型
extradite someone to + country
extradite someone for + crime
be extradited from + country
用法筆記
Usually used when one country or region formally gives a suspect to another through a legal request or treaty. Often appears in passive forms like 'be extradited to X', and the destination is the place where the person will face trial.
常見錯誤
同根字
- extradition名詞C1
- extraditable形容詞C2
- extradited形容詞C1