Word
monition
/məuˈniʃən/
noun
（法院）传票；通知
核心释义
a summons issued after the filing of a libel or claim directing all parties concerned to show cause why the judgment asked for should not be granted
- 1.
警告或提醒
A caution or warning.
- 2.
法律通知
A legal notification of something.
- 3.
即将发生危险的预兆
A sign of impending danger; an omen.
警告或提醒；法律通知；即将发生危险的预兆；忠告；训诫
用法In use
The court delivered a monition ordering the company to explain why the requested judgment should not be granted.
用法提示：monition 是名词，指法院发出的传票，要求当事人到庭说明理由。
She received a monition and had to file her response within thirty days.
用法提示：monition 作名词，表示法院送达的告诫通知或传票。
After receiving the monition, both parties submitted their arguments to the judge.
用法提示：monition 用作名词，指法院要求各方对此作出回应的正式通知。
issue a monition to sb
常用于法律语境，表示正式传唤或警告。
The court issued a monition to the defendant to appear in person.
法院向被告发出了要求其本人出庭的传票。
a monition against sth/doing sth
相关词与表达Connections
易混词Confusing words
- admonition
- n. 训诫，劝告 · monition 常指法律上的正式警告或通告，而 admonition 更侧重于一般的劝诫或温和的警告
- munition
- n. 军火，弹药 · munition 拼写与 monition 相似但含义完全不同，指武器弹药
词族Word family
- monitions
- plural
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