premeditation

基本解释

• n.预先策划；[律]预谋

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• It suggests premeditation and epic willfulness, codified as inherited instinct.
  它使人想到形成遗传本能的预谋和史诗般的固执。
• She had admitted killing her husband, Robert, a banker at Merrill Lynch, on 2 November 2003, but denied murder, a charge that requires premeditation.
  她承认在2003年11月2日杀死了自己的丈夫，Robert，一位美林的银行家。 但是她拒绝谋杀指控，因为谋杀是需要有预谋的。
• The matter was very simple. The woman had murdered her child; the infanticide was proved; the jury threw out the question of premeditation, and she was condemned for life.
  这案子很简单，这妇人害死了自己的孩子，杀害婴孩罪被证明了，陪审团没有追查是否蓄意谋害，判了她无期徒刑。

权威例句

• By comparison, Diana Krall is guilty as charged: possession of an illegal quantity of premeditation and forethought while singing jazz.
  NPR: Diana Krall: 'From This Moment On'
• But I want to say that there has been no premeditation.
  NPR: Kenyan Opposition Leader Calls for New Election

词组短语

短语

• Madness Premeditation 预谋狂暴;疯狂战士之预谋行动
• Death Premeditation 死亡预谋
• without premeditation 无预谋
• show premeditation 预谋
• Premeditation - 预谋

英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• Premeditation is thinking about something or planning it before you actually do it.

专业释义

法学

• 预谋犯罪