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right of search

/raɪt əv sɜːrtʃ/

翻译: 法律术语,指战时交战国军舰在公海上拦截并登临检查中立国商船,以查明其是否载运违禁品或参与敌对行动的权利。

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/raɪt əv sɜːrtʃ/C1formallegal
  • zh法律术语,指战时交战国军舰在公海上拦截并登临检查中立国商船,以查明其是否载运违禁品或参与敌对行动的权利。

A legal term referring to the right of a belligerent nation's warship to stop and search a neutral merchant vessel on the high seas during wartime to determine if it is carrying contraband or engaging in hostile acts.

  1. Maritime inspection rightC2formal

    The legal right of a warship in international waters to stop and inspect a merchant vessel of another nation to verify its nationality and cargo, often related to enforcing blockades or preventing smuggling.

    zh登临权

    • During the blockade, the navy exercised its right of search on all passing cargo ships.
    • International law strictly defines the conditions under which the right of search can be applied.
    • The captain refused to comply with the right of search, citing the ship's diplomatic immunity.