pretrial是什么意思音标:英 ['prɪ'traɪəl]美 ['prɪ'traɪəl]

a. 审判前的
n. 审前预备会议

n. (law) a conference held before the trial begins to bring the parties together to outpne discovery proceedings and to define the issues to be tried; more useful in civil than in criminal cases

pretrial的用法和例句：

1.This is about a pretrial release, that's all.

我们不过在讨论审前保释 仅此而已

2.Which is why it all comes down to pretrial prep.

所以庭审前的演练是重中之重

3.This morning he had a pretrial hearing.

今天早上他有场预审听证会

4.We are merely having a discussion about a pretrial settlement.

我们只是在对审前和解 进行讨论

5.No way I was gonna miss a pretrial of the year.

我绝对不可能错过年度预审大戏

6.I imagine they'll just report on the pretrial hearing.

我想他们只是会报道预审听证会

7.Okay, the whole point is to win in pretrial motions.

好 重点就是要赢得审前动议

8.For security, they want you in an actual prison and not pretrial detention.

安全需要 他们要把你关在真正的牢房里 而不是审前拘留所

9.I'd pke to schedule a pretrial hearing in six weeks.

我想在六周之后安排预审听证会

10.I thought that was one of the most outrageous things I've ever seen, pretrial.

我认为那也算是 我所见过的审判前最荒唐的事情之一了