1.法院,法庭
2.宫廷,朝廷;朝臣;御前会议;(公司等的)委员会;董事会;委员,董事
3.短巷,短街;院子,天井;场子,网球场;(展览会中的)馆
4.奉承,讨好;(尤指男人向女人)求爱,求婚
5.〔军〕基地营区
1.法院,法庭
2.宫廷,朝廷;朝臣;御前会议;(公司等的)委员会;董事会;委员,董事
3.短巷,短街;院子,天井;场子,网球场;(展览会中的)馆
4.奉承,讨好;(尤指男人向女人)求爱,求婚
5.〔军〕基地营区
1.献殷勤,追求,招致;(向女人)求爱,求婚;寻求;博(人喝彩等),招惹(祸事等),诱(人)〔英俚〕向法院控诉
2.讨好,迎合,向...摇尾乞怜
3.吸引;对...进行拉拢
4.把...拴在一起
1.献殷勤,追求,招致;(向女人)求爱,求婚;寻求;博(人喝彩等),招惹(祸事等),诱(人)〔英俚〕向法院控诉
2.讨好,迎合,向...摇尾乞怜
3.吸引;对...进行拉拢
4.把...拴在一起
1.a session of an official body that has authority to try cases, resolve disputes, or make other legal decisions
2.the constituted authority presiding over a court of law
3.a place where a court of law is held
4.an open space partly or completely surrounded by buildings and walls
5.a large open or roofless area within a building
6.the ministers, courtiers, and officials of the royal household who attend a king or queen
7.an occasion when a king or queen and the ministers, courtiers, and officials of the royal household are assembled
8.the place where a king or queen and the court are usually in residence
9.a group of people who devote their time to the service and flattery of a noble, rich, or important person
10.a short street of houses that is closed at one end
11.the governing body or council of an organization such as a corporation or academic institution
12.all those present in a courtroom
13.an area marked out for playing a sport such as tennis or basketball
14.a group of houses built around an open space
15.a large building containing many flats or offices
16.a large and imposing house and the land surrounding it
17.used in the names of streets or apartment buildings
18.a place where trials take place and legal cases are decided, especially in front of a judge and a jury or a magistrate.
19.used in the names of large houses or blocks of flats
20.a courtyard
1.a session of an official body that has authority to try cases, resolve disputes, or make other legal decisions
2.the constituted authority presiding over a court of law
3.a place where a court of law is held
4.an open space partly or completely surrounded by buildings and walls
5.a large open or roofless area within a building
6.the ministers, courtiers, and officials of the royal household who attend a king or queen
7.an occasion when a king or queen and the ministers, courtiers, and officials of the royal household are assembled
8.the place where a king or queen and the court are usually in residence
9.a group of people who devote their time to the service and flattery of a noble, rich, or important person
10.a short street of houses that is closed at one end
11.the governing body or council of an organization such as a corporation or academic institution
12.all those present in a courtroom
13.an area marked out for playing a sport such as tennis or basketball
14.a group of houses built around an open space
15.a large building containing many flats or offices
16.a large and imposing house and the land surrounding it
17.used in the names of streets or apartment buildings
18.a place where trials take place and legal cases are decided, especially in front of a judge and a jury or a magistrate.
19.used in the names of large houses or blocks of flats
20.a courtyard
1.to try to win influence with somebody or to win somebody's approval or favor through flattery or attentiveness
2.to try to gain something such as somebody's attention or admiration by behaving in ways that are intended to attract or encourage it
3.to behave in a way that increases the likelihood of failure, injury, or other misfortune
4.to try to win somebody's love
5.to spend time together in a romantic relationship as a prelude to getting married
6.to engage in behavior that is designed to attract another animal or bird as a mate
7.to try to impress or please someone because you want them to help you in some way
8.to make special efforts to get something that will benefit you
9.to behave in a way that is likely to bring a bad result
1.to try to win influence with somebody or to win somebody's approval or favor through flattery or attentiveness
2.to try to gain something such as somebody's attention or admiration by behaving in ways that are intended to attract or encourage it
3.to behave in a way that increases the likelihood of failure, injury, or other misfortune
4.to try to win somebody's love
5.to spend time together in a romantic relationship as a prelude to getting married
6.to engage in behavior that is designed to attract another animal or bird as a mate
7.to try to impress or please someone because you want them to help you in some way
8.to make special efforts to get something that will benefit you
9.to behave in a way that is likely to bring a bad result
1.Robert has been up to his old tricks; he was courting two different girls at once until one of them.
罗伯特惯用的伎俩是同时向两个姑娘求爱，直到其中一位发觉了并告诉了别一位。
2.He held himself to be a gentleman at heart, and did not like courting an old fellow for his money.
他认为他应该象个绅士，不屑为了几个钱，向老人摇尾乞怜。
3.Rather than him courting politicians, he said, he wished that politicians "would leave me alone" .
他说，他没有取悦政客，倒是宁愿他们“别来烦我”。
4.Yanzhou, one of China's largest coal producers, has been courting Felix for the best part of a year.
作为中国最大煤炭生产商之一的兖州煤业，在过去一年的大部分时间里都在追求Felix。
5.Men would stop by with wild berries, ice cream, truck parts and bullets to see if I was up for courting.
男人们会顺便走访我，并带来一些野草莓，冰淇淋，卡车零件和子弹等的东西，看我是否准备芳心所许。
6.In fact Pakistan's new president, Asif Zardari, has been going out of his way-and courting controversy at home-to placate India.
实际上巴基斯坦的新总统扎尔达里已经竭尽所能的与印度达成和解，但此举却在巴国内引发了论战；
7.'Yes Because if she would, I'd like to marry her. Do you know if she has any other young men courting her at the moment? '
是的。如果她愿意，我想和她结婚。您知不知道目前是否有其他的年轻人在追求她？
8.We started talking, and before I knew it, he was courting me with chocolate-covered strawberries and Marilyn Monroe movies.
我们聊了起来，我还没发现呢他就在用巧克力包裹的草莓和玛丽莲•梦露的电影来讨好我了。
9.Ken Mehlman, the recently retired Republican Party chairman, put courting black voters near the top of his list of priorities.
最近退休的共和党全国委员主席肯•梅尔曼，把吸引黑人选民放在其工作重点的第二位。
10.and I've been courting her for, months to let me handle the deal.
为了让她交给我处理，我已经慇勤了她好几个月。