reprieve

reprieve

形容词

1. reprieve

[rɪˈpriːv]

词义：暂时解救的；暂时缓刑的

例句：

1. The reprieve was only temporary, and he would soon have to face the consequences of his actions. (这次缓刑只是暂时的，他很快就要面对自己行为的后果。)
2. The prisoner felt a sense of reprieve when his execution was postponed. (当囚犯的执行被推迟时，他感到一丝解脱。)

名词

1. reprieve

[rɪˈpriːv]

词义：暂时解救；缓刑

例句：

1. The judge granted him a reprieve, giving him more time to prepare his defense. (法官给予他缓刑，给他更多准备辩护的时间。)
2. The company's financial reprieve allowed them to stay afloat for a few more months. (公司的财务缓刑让他们维持了几个月的生存。)

词语辨析

reprieve与pardon和parole的区别：

reprieve：指暂时的、临时的缓刑，通常是由于特殊情况或需要进一步审理而暂时推迟执行。

pardon：指官方对犯罪行为的正式宽恕，取消刑罚，使其不再受到惩罚。

parole：指在刑期未满的情况下，有条件地释放犯人，但仍需遵守一定的规定和监管。

词汇扩充

verb: reprieve

noun: reprieval, reprievement

adjective: reprieved

adverb: reprievedly

近义词

respite, amnesty, grace, remission

反义词

conviction, sentence, penalty, punishment

柯林斯词典

reprieve (noun)

词义：If someone who has been sentenced in a court of law is reprieved, their punishment is officially delayed or cancelled.

例句：

1. The execution was reprieved at the last minute. (执行死刑在最后一刻被暂缓。)
2. The condemned man was reprieved just hours before he was due to be hanged. (即将被绞刑的死囚在几小时前获得了缓刑。)

牛津词典

reprieve (noun)

词义：The cancellation or postponement of a punishment.

例句：

1. He was sentenced to death but received a last-minute reprieve. (他被判处死刑，但在最后一刻得到了缓刑。)
2. The prisoner's reprieve brought hope to his family. (囚犯的缓刑给他的家人带来了希望。)

用法

1. reprieve as a verb:

1. The governor reprieved the prisoner just hours before the scheduled execution. (州长在预定执行时间前几个小时给囚犯缓刑。)
2. The court decided to reprieve the defendant pending further investigation. (法庭决定在进一步调查前给被告人缓刑。)

2. reprieve as a noun:

1. The reprieve granted him a temporary relief from his prison sentence. (缓刑使他暂时解脱了监禁。)
2. She hoped for a reprieve from the judge, as she believed in her innocence. (她希望法官能给予她缓刑，因为她相信自己的清白。)

中英双语对照例句

1. He received a last-minute reprieve from the governor. (他在最后一刻获得了州长的缓刑。)
2. The prisoner's reprieve was met with relief from his family. (囚犯的缓刑让他的家人松了口气。)
3. The judge decided to reprieve the defendant pending further evidence. (法官决定在进一步证据出现前给被告人缓刑。)
4. The reprieve gave him a chance to prove his innocence. (缓刑给了他证明自己清白的机会。)
5. After years of waiting, the reprieve finally came. (经过多年的等待，终于来了缓刑。)
6. The reprieved prisoner was grateful for the second chance. (获得缓刑的囚犯对第二次机会感激不尽。)
7. Her reprieve was short-lived as she was soon arrested again. (她的缓刑是短暂的，因为她很快又被逮捕了。)
8. The reprieve allowed him to spend a few more months with his family. (缓刑让他能够和家人多度几个月的时光。)
9. The reprieve was seen as a victory for the defense team. (缓刑被视为辩护团队的胜利。)
10. Despite the reprieve, he couldn't escape the guilt he felt. (尽管获得了缓刑，他无法摆脱内心的罪恶感。)
11. She hoped for a reprieve, but deep down she knew the verdict would be guilty. (她希望能获得缓刑，但内心深处她知道定罪是不可避免的。)
12. The reprieve gave him a chance to make amends for his past mistakes. (缓刑给了他弥补过去错误的机会。)
13. Many prisoners on death row are hoping for a last-minute reprieve. (许多死刑囚犯都希望在最后一刻获得缓刑。)
14. The reprieve was a welcome surprise for the defendant and his lawyer. (缓刑对被告人和他的律师来说是个受欢迎的意外。)
15. She could hardly believe the reprieve she received after years of uncertainty. (多年的不确定后，她几乎无法相信自己获得了缓刑。)
16. The reprieve allowed him to reflect on his actions and seek redemption. (缓刑让他得以反思自己的行为并寻求救赎。)
17. Life on death row is filled with uncertainty and hope for a reprieve. (在死囚牢房里，充满了不确定性和对缓刑的希望。)
18. The reprieved prisoner vowed to turn his life around and make the most of his second chance. (获得缓刑的囚犯发誓要改过自新，充分利用第二次机会。)
19. She waited anxiously for news of a possible reprieve. (她焦急地等待着有可能获得缓刑的消息。)
20. The reprieve brought a glimmer of hope to the desperate prisoner. (缓刑给绝望的囚犯带来了一丝希望。)