1.
The writ charging this offense.
蔑视王权罪诉令状传讯犯有蔑视王权罪被告的令状
2.
The offense under English law of appealing to or obeying a foreign court or authority, thus challenging the supremacy of the Crown.
蔑视王权罪英国法律中因求助于或遵从于外国法庭或权威而冒犯国王统治权所构成的违法行为
3.
She also defied her sire.
她也公然蔑视起她的王爷来了。
4.
He had contempt for law as a constraint on those who hold power.
他蔑视法律，认为是对掌权者的束缚。
5.
The scandal is damning evidence of the government’s contempt for democracy.
这宗丑闻是该政府蔑视民主的不可逃避的罪证。
6.
To clear(a person)of a charge or an imputation.Often used with respect to contempt of court.
开脱使（某人）开脱罪责或怪罪。常用于对法庭蔑视的尊敬
7.
marked by stubborn resistance to and defiant of authority or guidance.
以对权威或指导倔强地反抗和蔑视为标志。
8.
A feeling or show of contempt and aloofness;scorn.
鄙视，蔑视，鄙弃蔑视和冷漠的感情或表现；蔑视
9.
Judge Hoffman sentenced all the defendants and their counsel to terms of imprisonment for contempt of court.
法官霍夫曼以蔑视法庭罪判处所有被告和他们的辩护人有期徒刑。
10.
Legal Culture s Mixed and Mutation in American and England--"Contempt of Court" as Analyses Path;
英美法律文化的混合与变异——以“蔑视法庭罪”为分析路径
11.
defy the Government, the law, etc
蔑视政府、 法律等.
12.
"Contempt, my friend?
“蔑视，我的朋友！
13.
America's disdain for multilateral institutions appeared to be vindicated by the speed with which the Taliban and Saddam Hussein were toppled from power.
塔利班与萨达姆政权迅速倒台似乎为美国蔑视多边机构作了辩护。
14.
The Ds consider themselves to be underprivileged and hold everyone else in contempt.
D级的人认为自己被剥夺了基本权利而蔑视所有其他的人。
15.
Marked by stubborn resistance to and defiance of authority or guidance.
顽抗的以对权威或指导倔强地反抗和蔑视为标志的
16.
An act or a show of defiance toward an authority or established convention.
反抗，对抗对权威或已被接受的传统习惯蔑视的行为或表现
17.
Lewis cynical defiance of federal authority was more than Congress would tolerate.
刘易斯对联邦权威的极端蔑视，使国会再也无法容忍。
18.
deserving of contempt or scorn.
应该受到轻视或者蔑视。