英语词汇“ninety-day”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

ninety-day

/ˈnʌɪntɪˌdeɪ/

(also 90-day)

adjective

1Designating a promissory note or bill of exchange, under the terms of which payment is to be made ninety days from the time of writing.

2 Generally. Of, lasting, or valid for ninety days; given ninety days in advance.

3 South African. Also in form 90-day (occasionally 90 day). Designating or relating to the General Law Amendment Act of 1963, or more particularly Section 17 of this Act, which stipulates that a police officer may detain a person in relation to certain political offences for up to ninety days without access to a court of law.

The ‘90-day’ provision was superseded by Section 73(1) of the Internal Security Act of 1982, which provided for indefinite detention without access to a court of law..

Origin

Late 18th century. From ninety + day.

单词	ninety-day
释义	ninety-day /ˈnʌɪntɪˌdeɪ/ (also 90-day) adjective 1Designating a promissory note or bill of exchange, under the terms of which payment is to be made ninety days from the time of writing. 2 Generally. Of, lasting, or valid for ninety days; given ninety days in advance. 3 South African. Also in form 90-day (occasionally 90 day). Designating or relating to the General Law Amendment Act of 1963, or more particularly Section 17 of this Act, which stipulates that a police officer may detain a person in relation to certain political offences for up to ninety days without access to a court of law. The ‘90-day’ provision was superseded by Section 73(1) of the Internal Security Act of 1982, which provided for indefinite detention without access to a court of law.. Origin Late 18th century. From ninety + day.
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