a plea for clemency
乞求开恩
1.仁慈,宽厚
2.(气候等的)温和,温暖
1.a decision not to punish someone severely, made by someone in a position of authority
1.Severity is often clemency; clemency severity.
严厉意味着仁慈，反之亦然。
2.The lawyer was pleased when the case was sent to Judge Smith's chambers because Smith was noted for her clemency toward first offenders.
此案移送史密斯法官的办公室，这使律师很满意，因为史密斯素来对初犯者从宽发落。
3.If he chose to confess, there might be some undeveloped reasons for clemency .
如果他肯认罪，说不定有什么还没有发现的理由可以对他实行宽大。
4.Our correspondent says that Qasab could in the last resort appeal to the president for clemency - which would take even more time.
本报通讯员表示，Qasab可以向总统请求宽恕，这样可能还要用更长的时间。
5.clemency must be exercised, agreed; but a good banishment for life.
但是好好地来他一个终身放逐，总是应当的吧？
6.Next year Frau Schmitz will again make an appeal for clemency, and I expect the parole board to grant the appeal.
明年施密兹夫人将再次提交减刑申请，我估计假释裁决委员会会批准这一请求。
7.Mrs. Van der luyden's attitude was neither yes nor no, but always appeared to incline to clemency .
范路易夫人的态度是不置可否，但是不管什么时候总显得乐于以宽大慈悲为怀。
8.His intervention to show "clemency" by cutting her sentence was salt in her wounds.
丹瑞干涉其中，以减少对她的判刑来显示他的“仁慈”，无疑在她伤口上撒盐。
9."There is a clemency policy. We do not put them on trial. We give them a pardon, " said spokesman Yong.
“有一个宽大的政策。我们不把他们进行审判。我们给他们一个赦免，”发言人勇。
10.It is because that the gentlemen can respect the virtuous, love relatives, civilians also suffered clemency. People will never forget them.
君子贤其贤而亲其亲，小人乐其乐而利其利，此以没世不忘也。