诉讼 | sù sòng | lawsuit | |
投诉 | tóu sù | complaint; to complain; to register a complaint (esp. as a customer) | |
起诉 | qǐ sù | to sue; to bring a lawsuit against; to prosecute | |
告诉 | gào sù | to press charges; to file a complaint | |
上诉 | shàng sù | to appeal (a judicial case); appeal |
1 | We have already brought our family, our children, I didn't dare to tell our grand children that we were coming today Master Wang, because the youngest one says that you are his Guru. | |
2 | He had just been in Palm Beach, he said, where he had been speaking with Madoff victims who wanted to sue. | |
3 | Love is not sweet nothings whispered in the ear , it is accepting the thoughts of others. | |
4 | If nothing else, the current complaint emphasizes at least two key points. | |
5 | They told each other secrets like which boys they thought were cute, as best friends always do. |