prosecute 的 2 个定义
pros·e·cut·ed, pros·e·cut·ing.
- Law. to institute legal proceedings against.to seek to enforce or obtain by legal process.to conduct criminal proceedings in court against.
- to follow up or carry forward something undertaken or begun, usually to its completion: to prosecute a war.
- to carry on or practice.
pros·e·cut·ed, pros·e·cut·ing.
- Law. to institute and carry on a legal prosecution. to act as prosecutor.
prosecute 近义词
bring action against in court
follow through, persevere
更多prosecute例句
- In a statement, she said the letter never should have been sent and her office wouldn’t prosecute a journalist or compel them to reveal sources.
- She called it “antiquated” and said deputy city attorneys would not prosecute anyone for it.
- My office has never – and will never – prosecute a journalist or compel them to reveal confidential sources.
- The office also prosecutes all misdemeanor crimes in the city of San Diego.
- As San Diego prepares to prosecute people who attended protests, the streetlight camera footage could be useful not just to local authorities, but to federal prosecutors.
- Prosecute him, and you may promise yourself to be blown up at every gaming-house in the town.
- Prosecute the boy, and you put him in prison, and spend more money; you get none back.