libel是什么意思

双语用例

• The dissolution of the 1626 parliament marked the rise of alarming libels about the duke.

• Both stories are rich in gossip, rumour, rhymes, libels, anonymous notes, and the practical uses of printed works, not to mention spells and curses, visions and dreams.

• Ultimately, the uncertainty of language doomed the crown lawyers to failure, because they had too much difficulty convincing juries that what they called libels were indeed libellous.

• You find it everywhere, in libels, novels, and literary reviews, which constantly invite the reader to penetrate into secrets hidden between the lines or beneath the text.

• Both stories are rich in gossip, rumour, rhymes, libels, anonymous notes and the practical uses of printed works, not to mention spells and curses, visions and dreams.

• Most disturbing of all, however, was another publicly posted manuscript libel that came into the hands of the authorities a few weeks later.

• He portrays this varied appeal as a feature of the libel as a genre, with simple, seemingly nave, rhymes sometimes masking informed political criticism.

• Only in 1820 were the crown lawyers statutorily obliged to bring a libel information to trial within a year of the filing date.