legalese
Word family
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++le·gal·ese /ˌliːɡəlˈiːz/ noun [uncountable] informalSL language used by lawyers that is difficult for most people to understand 法律术语，法律用语Examples from the Corpus
legalese• And only rarely do they allow their managers to couch frank appraisals in canned legalese and innocuous psychobabble.• However, the statement will be read by the witness and the client, and should not be written in legalese.• Baer promptly did so, hiding behind a cloud of legalese to justify his action.From Longman Business Dictionarylegalesele‧gal‧ese /ˌliːgəlˈiːz/ noun [uncountable] informalLAW language used by lawyers that most people find difficult to understandThe statement will be read by the witness and the client, and should not be written in legalese.le·gal·ese nounChineseSyllable
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legalese
le‧gal‧ese /ˌliːɡəlˈiːz/
noun [uncountable]
le‧gal‧ese /ˌliːɡəlˈiːz/
noun [uncountable] Word Family: noun: legality ≠ illegality, legalization, legalese, illegal; adjective: legal ≠ illegal, legalistic; verb: legalize; adverb: legally ≠ illegally
informal language used by lawyers that is difficult for most people to understand