plea
n. 恳求,请求; (被告或被告律师的)抗辩,答辩; 借口,托辞; 请愿
A plea is an appeal or request for something, made in an intense or emotional way.
Mr Nicholas made his emotional plea for help in solving the killing.
尼古拉斯先生恳请帮助以解决这起凶杀案。
...an impassioned plea to mankind to act to save the planet.
让人类行动起来拯救这个星球的慷慨激昂的呼吁
In a court of law, a person's plea is the answer that they give when they have been charged with a crime, saying whether or not they are guilty of that crime.
The judge questioned him about his guilty plea...
法官就他的认罪答辩进行审问。
We will enter a plea of not guilty...
我们将进行无罪抗辩。
A plea is a reason which is given, to a court of law or to other people, as an excuse for doing something or for not doing something.
Phillips murdered his wife, but got off on a plea of insanity...
菲利普斯谋杀了他的妻子,但以精神错乱为由逃脱了惩罚。
Mr Dunn's pleas of poverty are only partly justified.
邓恩先生贫穷的托词只是部分成立。
1. a humble request for help from someone in authority
2. (law) a defendant's answer by a factual matter (as distinguished from a demurrer)
3. an answer indicating why a suit should be dismissed
plea of tender
(律)提存抗辩
Mr Kudrin's plea to see his deputy and let him out on bail was ignored.
而库德林先生请求探望副部长并保释出狱的要求没有得到应允.
In a failed start, Michael Vick has filed his plea agreement with the federal court.
一个失败的开始, 迈克尔维克在联邦法院的辩解并没能成功.
They made no plea for relief.
他们并没有申请救济.
Considering of its defects, we must be careful when transplanting plea bargaining into China.
辩诉交易制度的瑕疵使我国在引入这种审判方式时一定要慎之又慎.
He fences his doctrines with the specious plea that statesmen mustlive as the world lives.
他用似是而非的遁词为他的教义作辩护,说政治家必须象世人那样活着.