案前 2000 名最常用的 2,000 个词之一 1.(legal) case2.incident3.record4.file+1 条+2 条 答案HSK 4前 2000 名最常用的 2,000 个词之一 1.answer2.solution
方案HSK 4前 5000 名最常用的 5,000 个词之一 1.plan2.program (for action etc)3.proposal4.proposed bill+1 条 档案檔案HSK 6前 2000 名最常用的 2,000 个词之一 file; record; archive
case (of fraud, hepatitis, international cooperation etc); instance; example
案子前 2000 名最常用的 2,000 个词之一 1.long table; counter2.(coll.) case (criminal, medical etc); matter; project; job
案件HSK 7–9前 2000 名最常用的 2,000 个词之一 1.case2.instance
谋杀案謀殺案前 5000 名最常用的 5,000 个词之一 murder case
作案前 5000 名最常用的 5,000 个词之一 to commit a crime
1.to conclude a case2.to wind up
to handle a (criminal) case
1.proposal2.draft resolution3.motion (to be debated)4.to propose a bill+1 条+2 条 to report a case to the authorities
1.amendment2.revised draft
1.homicide case2.murder case
details of a legal case; facts and circumstances of a case (as established in investigation)
1.(of a crime) to occur2.(old) (of a crime) to be discovered3.to investigate a crime on the spot
1.murder case2.homicide case
1.to register (to an official organism)2.to file a case (for investigation)
to commit a crime or offense
1.unresolved question2.unresolved case
1.to bring to justice2.to file away (a document)
1.to put on record2.to file
draft (legislation, proposal etc)
1.old court case2.long-standing legal dispute
1.(newspapers etc) copy2.copywriter3.(office etc) paperwork4.(old) secretary; clerk+1 条 (of a perpetrator, victim, weapon, sum of money etc) to be involved in the case
individual case; special case
1.records2.files3.archives
special investigation team (legal or judicial)
1.to reverse a verdict2.to present different views on a historical person or verdict
1.to surrender to the authorities2.to turn oneself in (for a crime)
1.to reach a verdict2.to conclude a judgment
1.a doubtful case2.a controversy
kneading or chopping board
1.occurrence (refers to time and place esp. of a criminal act)2.to take place3.to occur4.to advertise freelance work+1 条 1.lesson plan2.teaching plan3.a "missionary case" (a dispute over Christian missionaries during the late Qing)