Miranda

• n. 米兰达（女子名）

即警察必须告诉被拘捕者其权利，包括有权保持缄默，以及他所说的话可能用作对他不利的证据。来自美国1967年一个著名的案例Ernesto Miranda v. the State of Arizona,美国最高法院对此案例作出第五修正案说明，保护了Miranda的权利，即Miranda warning.其在历史上的重要性，类似于中国的“彭宇案”，只不过一个推动了社会的进步，一个促进了社会道德的败坏。该名字字面意思为令人惊奇的女人，词源同miracle,-a,表阴性。

Miranda (1)

fem. proper name, fem. of Latin mirandus "worthy to be admired," gerundive of mirari "to admire" (see miracle).

Miranda (2)

criminal suspects' arrest rights in U.S., 1967, in reference to Fifth Amendment cases ruled on by U.S. Supreme Court June 13, 1966, under heading Ernesto A. Miranda v. the State of Arizona.

1. The door flew open and Miranda tore into the room.

门猛地开了，米兰达闯进房间。

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2. Miranda shrieked with laughter.

米兰达尖声大笑。

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3. The police read him his Miranda rights.

警察向他宣读了他的米兰达权利。

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4. Miranda had an on - and - off relationship with bartender Steve.

Miranda 和酒吧男招待Steve的关系分分和和.

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5. Miranda has drive and energy to spare and has now taken on an even bigger challenge.

米兰达有使不完的干劲和精力，现在已经接受了一个更大的挑战。

来自柯林斯例句