单词	grand jury
释义	English American Business grand jurynoun [ C ] uk/ˌɡrænd ˈdʒʊə.ri/us/ˌɡrænd ˈdʒʊr.i/ in the US, a group of people who decide if a person who has been charged with a crime should be given a trial in a law court Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Judges & juries beak challenge chief justice court of inquiry dismiss empanel favour foreman instruct judge juror jury service justice Justice of the Peace lord rule sheriff sum sum up worship See more results » grand jurynoun [ C ] /ˈɡrænd ˈdʒʊər·i/ law a group of people who decide whether a person who has been accused of a crime should be given a trial in court or should be released grand jurynoun [ C ] ukusUS LAW a group of people who decide if there is enough information to believe that a crime has been committed to begin a trial: Mr. Barney was the first witness to testify before the grand jury. grand jury investigation/testimony/indictment
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