訟 (sòng) - To litigate & to dispute
訟 · sòng
To litigate;
to dispute;
to argue a case in court;
to bring a lawsuit.
To litigateto disputeto argue a case in court
Usage highlights
LitigationLawsuitDisputeLitigation costsLitigantTo argue a case
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The company filed a lawsuit (讼案).
- They are disputing the contract terms (讼争).
- He is good at litigation (善于诉讼).
- The case was settled out of court (庭外和解讼案).
Collocations
- Litigation(诉讼)
- Lawsuit(讼案)
- Dispute(讼争)
- Litigation costs(讼费)
- Litigant(讼者)
- To argue a case(讼辩)
Idioms
- To engage in litigation(兴讼)
- To argue without end(聚讼纷纭)
- To drop a lawsuit(罢讼)
- To file a complaint and bring a lawsuit(告讼)
Cultural background
FAQ- In traditional Chinese legal culture, litigation was often viewed negatively, with an emphasis on mediation and social harmony.
- Confucian philosophy generally discouraged litigation, favoring moral persuasion and compromise.
- The character reflects the historical legal systems and concepts of justice in China.