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jurisprudentially

/ˌdʒʊr.ɪs.pruːˈdɛn.ʃəl.i/

翻译: 副词,意为“从法学的角度”或“以与法律理论和法哲学相关的方式”。用于学术和正式的法律语境中,描述基于法律原则和学说的推理或分析。

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adverb

/ˌdʒʊr.ɪs.pruːˈdɛn.ʃəl.i/C2formallegal
  • zh副词,意为“从法学的角度”或“以与法律理论和法哲学相关的方式”。用于学术和正式的法律语境中,描述基于法律原则和学说的推理或分析。

An adverb meaning 'from the perspective of jurisprudence' or 'in a manner related to legal theory and philosophy.' It is used in academic and formal legal contexts to describe reasoning or analysis grounded in the principles and doctrines of law.

  1. In relation to legal theoryC2formal

    In a manner that pertains to the philosophy, science, or theory of law.

    zh从法理学角度

    • The judge examined the case jurisprudentially, considering centuries of legal precedent.
    • The argument was framed jurisprudentially, focusing on the underlying principles of justice.
    • The scholar analyzed the constitution jurisprudentially, rather than politically.
词形
  • more jurisprudentially comparative form
  • most jurisprudentially superlative form