claim中文翻译

中文翻译

• n.索赔；宣称；声明；断言
• v.声称；宣称；认领；索取
• 网络要求；主张

英汉释义

• n.

  1.(根据权利而提出的)要求,请求;认领,索取

  2.主张,断言,声称,自称

  3.(应得的)权利;(...的)资格

  4.要求权;要求物;(矿区等的)申请购买地

  1.(根据权利而提出的)要求,请求;认领,索取

  2.主张,断言,声称,自称

  3.(应得的)权利;(...的)资格

  4.要求权;要求物;(矿区等的)申请购买地

• v.

  1.主张,断言;声称,自称;要求承认

  2.要求(应得权利)

  3.理应获得,值得(重视等),需要(注意等),赢得

  4.〈罕〉要求赔偿损失(against)

  1.主张,断言;声称,自称;要求承认

  2.要求(应得权利)

  3.理应获得,值得(重视等),需要(注意等),赢得

  4.〈罕〉要求赔偿损失(against)

英英释义

• n.

  1.a statement that something is true, even though you have no definite proof

  2.an official request for money that you believe you have a right to; an official request for the right to something

  3.a statement that you have the legal right to something; a right to something because of your efforts or achievements; a legal right to something

  4.a right to someone’s attention, love, etc.

  5.a piece of land that was not owned before and that you say belongs to you

  1.a statement that something is true, even though you have no definite proof

  2.an official request for money that you believe you have a right to; an official request for the right to something

  3.a statement that you have the legal right to something; a right to something because of your efforts or achievements; a legal right to something

  4.a right to someone’s attention, love, etc.

  5.a piece of land that was not owned before and that you say belongs to you

• v.

  1.to say that something is true, even though there is no definite proof; to say that someone’s actions are the cause of something, especially in a court of law

  2.to say that something is yours, especially as a right; to officially ask for money that you believe you have a right to; to officially ask for something as a right

  3.if war, disease, or an accident claims someone’s life, they die as a result of it

  4.to need something such as your attention or time

  5.to win something such as a prize or a top position in a sport

  1.to say that something is true, even though there is no definite proof; to say that someone’s actions are the cause of something, especially in a court of law

  2.to say that something is yours, especially as a right; to officially ask for money that you believe you have a right to; to officially ask for something as a right

  3.if war, disease, or an accident claims someone’s life, they die as a result of it

  4.to need something such as your attention or time

  5.to win something such as a prize or a top position in a sport