Definition of district attorney in English:

district attorney

(also DA)

noun

(in the US) a public official who acts as prosecutor for the state in a particular district.
（美国）地方公诉人，地方检察官
Example sentencesExamples
- The district attorney in neighboring Nassau County decided not to impanel a grand jury.
- Only if a manufacturer refused to comply could the bureau turn the case over to a district attorney for prosecution.
- The Bronx district attorney said that such prosecutions were a mistake.
- He was elected San Francisco district attorney and then state attorney general.
- There's been arrests, but the district attorney has not made a decision whether to file the case or not.
- The report examines the corruption of some of the union officials who have not been prosecuted by the district attorney's office.
- Biely resigned from the district attorney's office and officially withdrew as a candidate, but could not get his name off the ballot.
- Is there no legitimate room for creativity in the district attorney's office?
- Ultimately none of the men did time, and the district attorney responsible for the scandal was swept from office.
- We hope to hear from the district attorney and the defense attorney in a moment.
- I now turn this case over to the district attorney, who has the responsibility of prosecuting the case.
- So the things that a local district attorney has to prosecute now are expanded and much more sophisticated.
- The grand jury doesn't have to listen to the district attorney at all.
- The district attorney is prohibited from commenting on the ongoing grand jury investigation.
- Thanks to your efforts, the district attorney has subpoenaed letters from everyone.
- Instead, all charges were dropped when the district attorney decided that no jury would convict them.
- I inform the licensing board and the district attorney, and they do their job.
- But it certainly does make it more difficult for the district attorney to prosecute those cases.
- The district attorney has my complete faith and our judicial process is going to have to do better this time.
- The welfare office turned the information over to the Riverside district attorney.

Definition of district attorney in US English:

district attorney

(also DA)

nounˈdistrikt əˈtərnēˈdɪstrɪkt əˈtərni

A public official who acts as prosecutor for the state or the federal government in court in a particular district.
（美国）地方公诉人，地方检察官
Example sentencesExamples
- Thanks to your efforts, the district attorney has subpoenaed letters from everyone.
- We hope to hear from the district attorney and the defense attorney in a moment.
- Only if a manufacturer refused to comply could the bureau turn the case over to a district attorney for prosecution.
- Is there no legitimate room for creativity in the district attorney's office?
- But it certainly does make it more difficult for the district attorney to prosecute those cases.
- I inform the licensing board and the district attorney, and they do their job.
- Ultimately none of the men did time, and the district attorney responsible for the scandal was swept from office.
- He was elected San Francisco district attorney and then state attorney general.
- The district attorney in neighboring Nassau County decided not to impanel a grand jury.
- The welfare office turned the information over to the Riverside district attorney.
- The report examines the corruption of some of the union officials who have not been prosecuted by the district attorney's office.
- I now turn this case over to the district attorney, who has the responsibility of prosecuting the case.
- The district attorney is prohibited from commenting on the ongoing grand jury investigation.
- The district attorney has my complete faith and our judicial process is going to have to do better this time.
- Biely resigned from the district attorney's office and officially withdrew as a candidate, but could not get his name off the ballot.
- The grand jury doesn't have to listen to the district attorney at all.
- The Bronx district attorney said that such prosecutions were a mistake.
- There's been arrests, but the district attorney has not made a decision whether to file the case or not.
- Instead, all charges were dropped when the district attorney decided that no jury would convict them.
- So the things that a local district attorney has to prosecute now are expanded and much more sophisticated.

词汇	district attorney
释义	Definition of district attorney in English: district attorney (also DA) noun (in the US) a public official who acts as prosecutor for the state in a particular district. （美国）地方公诉人，地方检察官 Example sentencesExamples The district attorney in neighboring Nassau County decided not to impanel a grand jury. Only if a manufacturer refused to comply could the bureau turn the case over to a district attorney for prosecution. The Bronx district attorney said that such prosecutions were a mistake. He was elected San Francisco district attorney and then state attorney general. There's been arrests, but the district attorney has not made a decision whether to file the case or not. The report examines the corruption of some of the union officials who have not been prosecuted by the district attorney's office. Biely resigned from the district attorney's office and officially withdrew as a candidate, but could not get his name off the ballot. Is there no legitimate room for creativity in the district attorney's office? Ultimately none of the men did time, and the district attorney responsible for the scandal was swept from office. We hope to hear from the district attorney and the defense attorney in a moment. I now turn this case over to the district attorney, who has the responsibility of prosecuting the case. So the things that a local district attorney has to prosecute now are expanded and much more sophisticated. The grand jury doesn't have to listen to the district attorney at all. The district attorney is prohibited from commenting on the ongoing grand jury investigation. Thanks to your efforts, the district attorney has subpoenaed letters from everyone. Instead, all charges were dropped when the district attorney decided that no jury would convict them. I inform the licensing board and the district attorney, and they do their job. But it certainly does make it more difficult for the district attorney to prosecute those cases. The district attorney has my complete faith and our judicial process is going to have to do better this time. The welfare office turned the information over to the Riverside district attorney. Definition of district attorney in US English: district attorney (also DA) nounˈdistrikt əˈtərnēˈdɪstrɪkt əˈtərni A public official who acts as prosecutor for the state or the federal government in court in a particular district. （美国）地方公诉人，地方检察官 Example sentencesExamples Thanks to your efforts, the district attorney has subpoenaed letters from everyone. We hope to hear from the district attorney and the defense attorney in a moment. Only if a manufacturer refused to comply could the bureau turn the case over to a district attorney for prosecution. Is there no legitimate room for creativity in the district attorney's office? But it certainly does make it more difficult for the district attorney to prosecute those cases. I inform the licensing board and the district attorney, and they do their job. Ultimately none of the men did time, and the district attorney responsible for the scandal was swept from office. He was elected San Francisco district attorney and then state attorney general. The district attorney in neighboring Nassau County decided not to impanel a grand jury. The welfare office turned the information over to the Riverside district attorney. The report examines the corruption of some of the union officials who have not been prosecuted by the district attorney's office. I now turn this case over to the district attorney, who has the responsibility of prosecuting the case. The district attorney is prohibited from commenting on the ongoing grand jury investigation. The district attorney has my complete faith and our judicial process is going to have to do better this time. Biely resigned from the district attorney's office and officially withdrew as a candidate, but could not get his name off the ballot. The grand jury doesn't have to listen to the district attorney at all. The Bronx district attorney said that such prosecutions were a mistake. There's been arrests, but the district attorney has not made a decision whether to file the case or not. Instead, all charges were dropped when the district attorney decided that no jury would convict them. So the things that a local district attorney has to prosecute now are expanded and much more sophisticated.
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