court

[kɔːt] n.法院,法庭;庭院

Pronunciation

/kɔːrt/

Definitions

Noun

  1. A place where legal business is conducted, such as a courtroom or a judge’s chambers. Example: “The court heard arguments today.”
  2. A group of people who regularly play a sport together, especially a formal competition. Example: “She joined the tennis court after work.”
  3. A level or standard of skill or ability, often in sports or games. Example: “He improved his golfing court this season.”
  4. A social gathering or event, particularly a formal one. Example: “They held a charity ball at the palace court.”
  5. A royal residence or the residence of a high-ranking official. Example: “The queen resides at Buckingham Palace.”

Verb

  1. To preside over or conduct a court, as in a judicial proceeding. Example: “The judge is set to court the case tomorrow.”
  2. To hold a court, as in deciding on matters or resolving disputes. Example: “They decided to court opinions from experts before making a decision.”

Adjective

  1. Formal or official, as in a legal setting. Example: “A formal court dress code must be followed.”
  2. Of a high level, as in skill or quality. Example: “The top tennis court in the city.”

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Note: The verbcourtcan also have a more informal meaning of seeking romantic interest or affection, but that usage isn’t included in this context.

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