acca英语词汇书

Script in Progressabrogate(v)cancel or abolish sthaccord(n)a settlement or a comprimise of conflicting opinionsaffidavit(n)a written statement, made by sb who swears that it is true, that can be used as evidence in courtalbeit(conj)althoughassent(n)agreement or approvalconfer(v)give a degree, title, privilege , etc to sbcoroner(n)an official who investigates any violent or suspicious deathdelve(v)try very hard to find information about sthdeprave(v)make sb morally badejusdem generis-of the same kindenactment(n)a lawentrench(v)establish sth/sb very firmly with the result that change is very difficult or unlikelyequity(n)the application of the principles of natural justice in particular circumstances where the existing laws would not allow a fair or reasonable resultexpressio unius est exclusio alterius-the express mention of one thing is the exclusion of the anotherforbearance(n)patience, restraint, tolerancefraught(adj)filled with somethingScript in Progressabrogate(v)cancel or abolish sthaccord(n)a settlement or a comprimise of conflicting opinionsaffidavit(n)a written statement, made by sb who swears that it is true, that can be used as evidence in courtalbeit(conj)althoughassent(n)agreement or approvalconfer(v)give a degree, title, privilege , etc to sbcoroner(n)an official who investigates any violent or suspicious deathdelve(v)try very hard to find information about sthdeprave(v)make sb morally badejusdem generis-of the same kindenactment(n)a lawentrench(v)establish sth/sb very firmly with the result that change is very difficult or unlikelyequity(n)the application of the principles of natural justice in particular circumstances where the existing laws would not allow a fair or reasonable resultexpressio unius est exclusio alterius-the express mention of one thing is the exclusion of the anotherforbearance(n)patience, restraint, tolerancefraught(adj)filled with somethingratio decidendi-rationale for the decisionrealm(n)a field of activity or interestredress(n)compensation for a wrongdoingrepeal(v)withdraw a law officiallyrescind(v)withdraw a contract & declare that it's no longer validslate(v)plan that sth will happen at the specific timestipulate(v)state sth clearly and firmly as a requirementstunt(v)prevent sth/sb from growing or developing properlysupervene(v)occur as an interruptiontantamount(adj)equal in effect in sthtenure(n)the right to remain permanently in one's jobtort(n)wrongful act done negligently but not involving a breach of contract for which a civil suit can be broughttribunal(n)a group of people with the authority to settle certain types of disputeunconscionable(adj)excessive, greater, or longer than is reasonableunequivocal(adj)clearunfettered(adj)not controlled,freevitiate(v)spoil the quality or reduce the force of sthwager(n)a betwaive(v)choose not to insist on sth in a particular case, even though one has a legal or official right to do so