Definition of presentment in English:

presentment

noun prɪˈzɛntm(ə)ntpriˈzɛntmənt

Law

A formal presentation of information to a court, especially by a sworn jury regarding an offence or other matter.
〔律〕〈主史〉（尤指宣过誓的陪审团根据犯罪情况等提出的）呈文
Example sentencesExamples
- In one case, the bishop and I believed that the allegations met the standard and so referred the matter to the standing committee, which then issued a presentment.
- For instance, there are a number of bishops who signed the presentment against Bishop Righter, who at this point in time have said, ‘I'm really sorry I ever did that.’
- Now they are seeking to bring criminal proceedings and it is incorrect to assert that they could have coupled all these in the one presentment.
- I applaud Janet Kraft, together with those who signed the presentment.
- The main reason I am returning your presentment is that I have doubts about the validity of this alleged ‘debt.’

Origin

Middle English: from Old French presentement, from presenter 'place before' (see present²).

Definition of presentment in US English:

presentment

nounpriˈzɛntməntprēˈzentmənt

Law

A formal presentation of information to a court, especially by a sworn jury regarding an offense or other matter.
〔律〕〈主史〉（尤指宣过誓的陪审团根据犯罪情况等提出的）呈文
Example sentencesExamples
- In one case, the bishop and I believed that the allegations met the standard and so referred the matter to the standing committee, which then issued a presentment.
- For instance, there are a number of bishops who signed the presentment against Bishop Righter, who at this point in time have said, ‘I'm really sorry I ever did that.’
- I applaud Janet Kraft, together with those who signed the presentment.
- The main reason I am returning your presentment is that I have doubts about the validity of this alleged ‘debt.’
- Now they are seeking to bring criminal proceedings and it is incorrect to assert that they could have coupled all these in the one presentment.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French presentement, from presenter ‘place before’ (see present).

词汇	presentment
释义	Definition of presentment in English: presentment noun prɪˈzɛntm(ə)ntpriˈzɛntmənt Law A formal presentation of information to a court, especially by a sworn jury regarding an offence or other matter. 〔律〕〈主史〉（尤指宣过誓的陪审团根据犯罪情况等提出的）呈文 Example sentencesExamples In one case, the bishop and I believed that the allegations met the standard and so referred the matter to the standing committee, which then issued a presentment. For instance, there are a number of bishops who signed the presentment against Bishop Righter, who at this point in time have said, ‘I'm really sorry I ever did that.’ Now they are seeking to bring criminal proceedings and it is incorrect to assert that they could have coupled all these in the one presentment. I applaud Janet Kraft, together with those who signed the presentment. The main reason I am returning your presentment is that I have doubts about the validity of this alleged ‘debt.’ Origin Middle English: from Old French presentement, from presenter 'place before' (see present²). Definition of presentment in US English: presentment nounpriˈzɛntməntprēˈzentmənt Law A formal presentation of information to a court, especially by a sworn jury regarding an offense or other matter. 〔律〕〈主史〉（尤指宣过誓的陪审团根据犯罪情况等提出的）呈文 Example sentencesExamples In one case, the bishop and I believed that the allegations met the standard and so referred the matter to the standing committee, which then issued a presentment. For instance, there are a number of bishops who signed the presentment against Bishop Righter, who at this point in time have said, ‘I'm really sorry I ever did that.’ I applaud Janet Kraft, together with those who signed the presentment. The main reason I am returning your presentment is that I have doubts about the validity of this alleged ‘debt.’ Now they are seeking to bring criminal proceedings and it is incorrect to assert that they could have coupled all these in the one presentment. Origin Middle English: from Old French presentement, from presenter ‘place before’ (see present).
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