judgeship

judgeship — 名詞

1. the job of being a judge in a court of law, or the period during which someone s

1.名詞B2
釋義

法官職位

法官的職位或任期

the job of being a judge in a court of law, or the period during which someone serves in that position

例句

After twenty years as a lawyer, Patricia Okonkwo was offered a federal judgeship.

擔任律師二十年後，Patricia Okonkwo 獲得聯邦法官的職位。

federal judgeship — appointed role

Judge Haruto Yamamoto said he would resign his judgeship at the end of the year.

Haruto Yamamoto 法官說他將在年底辭去法官職務。

resign a judgeship

常見搭配
  • appoint to a judgeship
  • resign from a judgeship
  • hold a judgeship
  • federal judgeship
  • state judgeship
  • lifetime judgeship
  • vacant judgeship
  • seek a judgeship
同義詞
  • bench

    more institutional than personal; 'appointed to the bench' suggests the role in general, while 'a judgeship' implies a specific post

用法筆記

Often used with a modifier specifying the type of court, such as federal judgeship, state judgeship, or district judgeship.

常見錯誤

She was appointed to a judge position.
She was appointed to a judgeship.
The noun judgeship is the standard term for the office; judge position is not idiomatic.

同根字

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • federal judgeship
  • state judgeship
  • district judgeship
  • appeals judgeship
  • lifetime judgeship
  • vacant judgeship

常用片語

  • appoint someone to a judgeship
  • hold a judgeship
  • resign from a judgeship
  • be appointed to the bench

介系詞搭配

  • appoint to a judgeship
  • resign from a judgeship
  • appointed to the bench
  • serve on the bench