sheriffs

n．警长：在美国和英国等国家
常用释义
n．警长（复数）：在美国和英国等国家，负责一个地区的法律执行、维护治安和执行法院命令的官员。

扩展信息

行政司法长官
首先，他们把国家划分为郡（shires），郡法庭和郡法官（shire courts and shire reeves）、或行政司法长官（sheriffs）负责执 …

例句

As a rich person might do now for tax purposes, the land for this priory was donated by one of the sheriffs of London Simon Fitz Mary.

When sheriffs arrived at the Benoits' home, they found the wrestler, his wife, and their son dead.

Secret service men, FBI agents, sheriffs, detectives, and a wide variety of specialists who work with people are trained this way.

The sheriffs were unable to carry out the order.

California has a special protection for public officials, including politicians, sheriffs and district attorneys.

The number of county sheriffs that are backing the Constitution has increased tremendously the past year.

C. Henry II strengthened the powers of his sheriffs.

Some of the old-time sheriffs never even wore a gun. A lot of folks find that hard to believe.

However, this 40 year-old sheriffs still received Philippine this year's ten outstanding police, and has also led the prize in last night.

In Mr Pearce's opinion his law merely "removes the handcuffs" from the police and sheriffs' deputies so they can do their work.

Sheriffs and Deputies can throw Drunks in jail to sober them up.

Sheriffs were introduced on the English model .

I went back outside. The lights from a sheriffs cruiser lit up the night.

The idea is that police and sheriffs can help the feds capture the bad guys.

The sheriffs. will BE able to seize stock and other assets, and to sequestrate bank accounts BElonging to defaulters(Daily Telegraph)

更新时间：2025-04-27 15:58