case

UK:  [keɪs]

US:  [keɪs]

复数：cases  过去分词：cased  现在分词：casing  

n.

1.诉讼(事件),案件,判例;问题

2.病症;病例;病人,患者

3.(实)例,事例

4.情况,状况;真相

5.鞘,袋,套子,壳,罩,容器

6.箱,盒

7.〔美俚〕旅行箱

8.立场,主张;论据,论辩

9.外侧,外板;框架

10.(一)组,一对,两个

v.

1.〔美俚〕查看(地点),观察,窥探(尤指罪犯作案前的察看地点)

2.把…装入箱内[袋内];把…插入鞘内;给…加框

3.装上套管

4.包,围

5.装上井圈

6.塞

7.作一番探索

8.作护面

abbr.

1.computer-aided software engineering 【计算机】计算机辅助软件工程

1 . If the matter cannot be resolved through conciliation, the Labour Affairs Bureau will refer the case to the Public Prosecutions Office.
如问题未能透过调解获得解决，澳门劳工事务局会把有关个案转介检察院。

2 . Last month, these lawyers were told that the case does not hold, then the case was referred to the county environmental safety group.
上月，这些律师被告知此案不成立，该案子继而被转交县环境安全组。

3 . If someone said the sky was the limit, we could say, 'Not quite. ' That is no longer the case.
过去如果有人说只有天空才是我们的发展上限，我们可能会说“也不全是”，这种话我们现在可以不说了。

4 . We might seem to be carrying excess supplies but they would be necessary in the case of an emergency.
看上去我们所带的东西多了些，但情况紧急时，它们会派上用场。

5 . He tried to hire a lawyer, he said, but lawyers shunned the case for fear of drawing the local government's wrath.
他曾经去请过律师，但是律师害怕这会激怒当地政府，都纷纷避开了。