我觉得这个讨论很妙耶^^ 所以跑去查了 英国法律的确有个Year and a day rule 不过对照起来似乎跟原始的句子没那麽大关连(吧？) 倒是维基的补充我觉得有稍微可以回应到原po的问题： The period of a year and a day was a convenient period to represent a significant amount of time. Its use was generally as a jubilee or a permanence. Historically (England) the period that a couple must be married for a spouse to have claim to a share of inheritable property. In mediaeval Europe, a runaway serf became free after a year and a day. When a judgement has been reversed a fresh action may lodged within a year and a day, regardless of the statute of limitations. USA In USA a common sentence length; for example, computer cracker Adil Yahya Zakaria Shakour was sentenced to one year and one day. Ref: USDOJ For some crimes this is the minimum penalty, as traditionally in English-speaking, common law countries, misdemeanors many not entail a sentence of more than a year (hence, "eleven months and twenty-nine days") whereas felonies are traditionally punished by incarceration of over one year, hence "a year and a day." Furthermore, in many jurisdictions, prisoners are eligible for parole only if their sentences are longer than a year; by imposing a sentence of a year and a day, judges can offer defendants a chance at parole. ※ 引述《amileamila (王子公主)》之铭言： : 先谢谢M大热情讨论^^ : 这是讲英国the common law : 直译的话确实是这样 : 只是..有两本小说一部电影是叫a year and a day : 所以想说可能是有惯用语 : 也许意思上可能是指...至少有一小段时间 这样? : 还请各位贤拜指教^^ : ※ 引述《MilchFlasche (sarang kua phieonghua)》之铭言： : : defence可指法庭上的「防御」， : : 所以或许可说 : : 「他或许也可以诉诸因病就医的防御手段， : : 这样可以延後诉讼程序一年零一天。」 : : 我不知道该国法律（这是哪一国的？美国？英国？） : : 是不是真的有「延一年又一天」的规定啦。 : : 不过如果a year and a day有另外的特定意涵的话， : : 我就糗了:p -- * |︵ | * | 天花乱坠。 被砸到 |||b → ● * * | ** *| ╰■╮ |* * * |╰ * * --

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