the aggrieved party(= person) in the case
案件中的受害方
1.悲伤;受冤屈的
1.feeling angry and unhappy because you think you have been treated in an unfair way; used about someone who is taking a case to court because they have been treated unfairly
1.Dante speaks to us in an impassioned human voice that is often aggrieved and vengeful.
但丁慷慨激昂地向我们倾诉，他的声音通常饱受委屈，愤愤不平。
2.I could feel his vanity at work, but also to see if he seems to be aggrieved look, so, I asked: "Did not you guide him? "
我能感觉了他的虚荣心在作祟，也能看他似乎很委屈的样子，于是，我笑着问：“你难道没指导他吗？”
3.But there was one group that had good reason to be aggrieved: members of the former KGB.
但有一群人很有理由感觉愤愤不平：前克格勃成员。
4.But this initiative backfired when some aggrieved players used the information to track down and reveal personal details about him.
但是此举的效果事与愿违，一些愤愤不平的玩家利用这些信息进行追踪，公开了他个人的详细信息。
5.With some justification, the Democrats are aggrieved to find that they supported Mr Bush's bill while his own party did not.
情有可原，民主党会愤愤不平，因为他们发现自己支持布什的救市方案而布什自己的共和党却反对。
6.So you love me, never willing to let me by a little bit aggrieved, inclusive in my stubborn willfulness.
你那么的疼爱着我，从来不舍得让我受一点点的委屈，包容着我的固执于任性。
7.Aggrieved parties take comfort in knowing that their case will be adjudicated by an impartial body -- and a body with teeth.
权利受损的一方知道他们的案件会由一中立机构——来裁决，这令他们感到安慰。
8.Diana may have had her faults but she also had guts and could fight dirty if she felt sufficiently aggrieved.
或许她自身有缺点毛病，但倘若她受尽了委屈，也可以勇敢地站起来跟那些卑劣的人抗争到底的。
9.A decision in favour of aggrieved investors would greatly increase the number of companies on which trial lawyers could train their sights.
一项对利益受损的投资者们表示支持的决议将大大增加辩护律师能够出庭为其辩护的公司数量。
10.the person aggrieved, or any member of the company, or the company, may apply to the court for rectification of the register.
则感到受屈的人或公司的任何成员，或有关公司均可向法院申请将该登记册更正。