/tʊ traɪ ɒn kəmˈpleɪnt/ – Phrase
Definition: xét xử vụ án theo đơn khiếu kiện.
A more thorough explanation: “To try (on) complaint” refers to the legal process where a defendant in a civil case responds to the allegations made against them by the plaintiff by filing a formal written response known as an “answer” or “reply.” This document typically addresses each allegation in the complaint and may include defenses, counterclaims, or other legal arguments. The purpose of the response is to either admit or deny the allegations in the complaint and to set forth the defendant’s position in the case.
Example: The plaintiff filed a complaint against the defendant to try on the grounds of breach of contract.