precinct 的定义
- a district, as of a city, marked out for governmental or administrative purposes, or for police protection.
- Also called precinct house . the police station in such a district.
- Also called election district. one of a fixed number of districts, each containing one polling place, into which a city, town, etc., is divided for voting purposes.
- a space or place of definite or understood limits.
- Often precincts. an enclosing boundary or limit.
- precincts, the parts or regions immediately surrounding a place; environs: the precincts of a town.
- Chiefly British. the ground immediately surrounding a church, temple, or the like.
- a walled or otherwise bounded or limited space within which a building or place is situated.
precinct 近义词
subdivision
precinct 的近义词 13 个
precinct 的反义词 1 个
更多precinct例句
- There are decisions that need to be made if we want to move away from the traditional neighborhood precinct model that we have now.
- Whether or not America believes in rising sea levels pivots based on a few precincts in Pittsburgh.
- Navalny’s suffering combined with his relentless exposure of corruption—something Putin’s own lieutenants have described as a pathology eating away at the nation—have won him admirers in the unlikeliest precincts of Russia’s vast demography.
- Until August 2019, Sacramento had been categorizing certain complaints as mere “inquiries” to be resolved informally at the precinct or watch level.
- In interviews, current and former officers said overtime pay was a significant driver of their arrests, which are made by vice and by neighborhood precincts.
- Buses filled with cops from the 84th Precinct, where Liu had worked.
- In an effort to gain early attention, he focused his attention on the Iowa precinct caucuses, which had never mattered much.
- Bratton now announced that he was appointing Ramos an honorary chaplain at the 84th Precinct where he was assigned.
- Ballinger was at first speechless when asked about the 75 Precinct reception.
- His most recent assignment was the 84th Precinct, at the Brooklyn end of the Brooklyn Bridge.
- Now to live in this sacred precinct, as every one in Radnor knows, gives an immediate claim to distinction.
- But the oldest gods of all, says Pausanias repeatedly, were rude stones in the temple or the temple precinct.
- The democratic party finds in him a stanch supporter of its principles and he is now serving as chairman of his precinct.
- Soon the captain of the precinct arrived, called his man off, and ordered my driver released.
- The biographers as a rule have agreed that Lincoln received all of the votes cast in the New Salem precinct except three.