solicitors

英 [səˈlɪsɪtəz]

美 [səˈlɪsətərz]

n.  事务律师，诉状律师(代拟法律文书、提供法律咨询等的一般辩护律师); 推销员; (城镇或政府部门负责法律事务的)法务官
solicitor的复数

柯林斯词典

• (英国向委托人提供法律咨询、准备法律文件和诉讼材料并在初级法院代表委托人出庭的)诉状律师，事务律师
  In Britain, asolicitoris a lawyer who gives legal advice, prepares legal documents and cases, and represents clients in the lower courts of law.
• (美国在城市或政府部门负责法律事务的)法务官
  In the United States, asolicitoris the chief lawyer in a government or city department.

双语例句

• Solicitors in England are lawyers who ordinarily do not appear in court.
  在英国诉状律师是指通常不在法庭上露面的律师。
• My solicitors are going into the question of my jewellery.
  我的律师们正在研究我的珠宝问题。
• The solicitors will be here monday.
  律师们周一到这里来。
• You want to see your solicitors about that problem.
  那个问题你该去请教你的律师。
• She accepted his visiting card showing him to be a partner in a firm of solicitors.
  她收下他的名片，那上面印着他是一家律师事务所的合伙人。
• Solicitors advised their clients that a tidy look went down well with the magistrates.
  律师告诫当事人穿戴整洁会赢得地方法官的好感。
• Our solicitors have advised that the costs could be enormous.
  我们的律师忠告说开销将会很高。
• I got a letter telling Mme that any further contact we had would be through our solicitors.
  我收到一封信，信上告诉我，我们要再取得什么联系都得通过双方律师。
• Why do so few City solicitors get a good job after they retire?
  在伦敦金融城，退休后找到一份好工作的律师为何那么少？
• The wealthier the will writer, the more eccentric the demands, solicitors say.
  律师们指出，遗嘱订立人越是富有，要求就越是古怪。