| 释义 |
au·di·ta que·re·la
\au̇|dēd.əkwəˈrālə\ noun
Etymology: Latin, the complaint having been heard
: a largely disused or abolished common-law writ lying for a party against whom judgment is recovered but to whom facts constituting a good basis for discharge have subsequently accrued or become possible that could not have been availed of to prevent such judgment |