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black letter

/ˈblæk ˈletər/

翻译: 指已确立、明确且广泛认可的法规或法律原则,常基于判例或成文法;也可指早期印刷书籍中使用的字体风格。

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/ˈblæk ˈletər/C1formallegal
  • zh指已确立、明确且广泛认可的法规或法律原则,常基于判例或成文法;也可指早期印刷书籍中使用的字体风格。

A term referring to a type of law or legal principle that is well-established, clear, and widely accepted, often based on precedent or statute. It can also refer to a style of typeface used in early printed books.

  1. Legal principleC2formal

    A fundamental and well-established legal rule or principle that is not open to interpretation.

    zh黑体字规则

    • The judge applied the black letter law to the case.
    • Black letter rules are the foundation of contract law.
    • Students must learn the black letter principles of tort law.
  2. Typography styleC1formal

    A heavy, ornate style of typeface, also known as Gothic script, used in early printing.

    zh哥特体

    • The old manuscript was written in black letter script.
    • Black letter typefaces are often used for certificates.
    • The book's title was printed in a decorative black letter font.