suspended sentence

英 [səˌspendɪd ˈsentəns]

美 [səˌspendɪd ˈsentəns]

n.  缓刑

法律

牛津词典

noun

• 缓刑
  a punishment given to a criminal in court which means that they will only go to prison if they commit another crime within a particular period of time

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 缓刑
  If a criminal is given asuspended sentence, they are given a prison sentence which they have to serve if they commit another crime within a specified period of time.
  1. John was given a four-month suspended sentence.
     约翰被判缓刑4个月。

双语例句

• The judge gave him a suspended sentence.
  法官判了他缓刑。
• Pistorius was also given a three-year suspended sentence for contravening the firearms control act by firing a pistol in a busy restaurant, to run concurrently.
  此外，皮斯托瑞斯还因为在繁忙的餐馆开枪而违反枪支管控法案，被判处三年缓刑，与上述判决一并执行。
• Wang was convicted of revealing military secrets to Japan by a court martial in2007 and received a suspended death sentence, according to Japanese media.
  2007年，据日媒体报道，王庆前因泄漏军事机密而被军事法庭定罪，并被判死刑。
• The object of this dissertation is the system of suspended sentence in China.
  本文研究的对象是中国缓刑制度。
• During the 1890's, with penalty individuality and the humanitarianism ideal spreading, the system of suspended sentence has been paid more and more attention.
  19世纪90年代以来，随着人道主义思想和刑罚个别化思想的传播，缓刑制度越来越来受到人们的重视。
• Suspended the sentence! They went free that very day!
  缓刑！他们在事出当天便自由了！
• Suspended sentence grand a respite to a condemned man
  对判刑的人宣布缓刑
• Having taken the age of the accused into consideration, the court has decided to give him a suspended sentence.
  考虑到被告的年龄，法院决定给他缓期处刑。
• The young man was given a suspended sentence.
  这个年轻人被判缓刑。
• You forget, radl, that I'm under suspended sentence of death.
  你忘了，瑞德，我被判暂缓死刑。