Definition of eyre in English:

eyre

noun ɛːɛr

historical

A circuit court held in medieval England by a judge (a justice in eyre) who rode from county to county.
〈史〉（中世纪英格兰由一位骑着马从一个郡到另一个郡去开庭的巡回法官主持的）巡回法庭
in 1221 six justices went on eyre (or circuit) in the western counties
Example sentencesExamples
- This was the highest tribunal of the Forests, and the Chief Justice in Eyre, who presided at it, was at the head of this division of the English legislature.
- The only sources perused systematically were the English eyre rolls, which gives, not surprisingly, a distinctly English flavor to his analysis.
- Most of these cases are from the records of the Eyre Court of Oxfordshire in 1241.
- The sheriffs performed much the same duties as their English counterparts, while judicial eyres administered justice, at least for the English settlers.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French eire, from Latin iter 'journey'.

Definition of eyre in US English:

eyre

nounerɛr

historical

A circuit court held in medieval England by a judge (a justice in eyre) who rode from county to county for that purpose.
〈史〉（中世纪英格兰由一位骑着马从一个郡到另一个郡去开庭的巡回法官主持的）巡回法庭
in 1221 six justices went on eyre (or circuit) in the western counties
Example sentencesExamples
- This was the highest tribunal of the Forests, and the Chief Justice in Eyre, who presided at it, was at the head of this division of the English legislature.
- Most of these cases are from the records of the Eyre Court of Oxfordshire in 1241.
- The sheriffs performed much the same duties as their English counterparts, while judicial eyres administered justice, at least for the English settlers.
- The only sources perused systematically were the English eyre rolls, which gives, not surprisingly, a distinctly English flavor to his analysis.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French eire, from Latin iter ‘journey’.

词汇	eyre
释义	Definition of eyre in English: eyre noun ɛːɛr historical A circuit court held in medieval England by a judge (a justice in eyre) who rode from county to county. 〈史〉（中世纪英格兰由一位骑着马从一个郡到另一个郡去开庭的巡回法官主持的）巡回法庭 in 1221 six justices went on eyre (or circuit) in the western counties Example sentencesExamples This was the highest tribunal of the Forests, and the Chief Justice in Eyre, who presided at it, was at the head of this division of the English legislature. The only sources perused systematically were the English eyre rolls, which gives, not surprisingly, a distinctly English flavor to his analysis. Most of these cases are from the records of the Eyre Court of Oxfordshire in 1241. The sheriffs performed much the same duties as their English counterparts, while judicial eyres administered justice, at least for the English settlers. Origin Middle English: from Old French eire, from Latin iter 'journey'. Definition of eyre in US English: eyre nounerɛr historical A circuit court held in medieval England by a judge (a justice in eyre) who rode from county to county for that purpose. 〈史〉（中世纪英格兰由一位骑着马从一个郡到另一个郡去开庭的巡回法官主持的）巡回法庭 in 1221 six justices went on eyre (or circuit) in the western counties Example sentencesExamples This was the highest tribunal of the Forests, and the Chief Justice in Eyre, who presided at it, was at the head of this division of the English legislature. Most of these cases are from the records of the Eyre Court of Oxfordshire in 1241. The sheriffs performed much the same duties as their English counterparts, while judicial eyres administered justice, at least for the English settlers. The only sources perused systematically were the English eyre rolls, which gives, not surprisingly, a distinctly English flavor to his analysis. Origin Middle English: from Old French eire, from Latin iter ‘journey’.
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