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美:[ˈevɪdəns]
英:[ˈevɪdəns]
美:[ˈevɪdəns]
ev·i·dence
e v dihns
第三人称单数:evidences
现在分词:evidencing
过去式:evidenced
过去分词:evidenced
词根:evident
adj.evident 明显的;明白的
evidentiary 证据的
evidential 证据的;基于证据的;提供证据的;可作证据的
adv.evidently 显然,明显地;清楚地
Noun
1. your basis for belief or disbelief; knowledge on which to base belief;
"the evidence that smoking causes lung cancer is very compelling"
2. an indication that makes something evident;
"his trembling was evidence of his fear"
3. (law) all the means by which any alleged matter of fact whose truth is investigated at judicial trial is established or disproved
Verb
1. provide evidence for; stand as proof of; show by one's behavior, attitude, or external attributes;
"His high fever attested to his illness"
"The buildings in Rome manifest a high level of architectural sophistication"
"This decision demonstrates his sense of fairness"
2. provide evidence for;
"The blood test showed that he was the father"
"Her behavior testified to her incompetence"
3. give evidence;
"he was telling on all his former colleague"
in evidence明显的;[法]作为证据
give evidence作证
empirical evidence实验性证据
strong evidence有力证据;真凭实据
substantial evidence确实证据
on evidenceadv. 有证据
conclusive evidence决定性证据
material evidence物证;主要证据
clear evidence明显证据
direct evidence直接证据
ample evidence充分证据
objective evidence客观证据
documentary evidence证明文件;书面证明
concrete evidence证据确凿;具体的证据
convincing evidence令人信服的证据
physical evidence物证
clinical evidence临床证据;临床迹象
anecdotal evidence轶事证据
circumstantial evidence间接证据;旁证
audit evidence审计证据;查帐证据
这组词都有“证据、见证”的意思,其区别是:
testimony指证据、证词,多系法律用语。
evidence普通用词,在法律上指能起证明作用的,如证明、公证书以及所有的实物东西等。在生活中指任何一样可证明某一件事的真实性的东西。
proof指足以直接证明某事为某事实的依据,侧重作为充分证据所导致的结果。
witness指证据或证人,尤指后者,且有亲眼见到之意。
以上来源于网络
约于1300年,指“可以推断的外观”,源自古法语 evidence,来自晚期拉丁语 evidentia “证明”,在古典拉丁语中是修辞学中的“区分、生动的展示、清晰度”,源自拉丁语 evidens 的词干,“明显的,显然的”(参见 evident)。
“信仰的基础”的意思始于14世纪后期; “显而易见”的意思始于1660年代,与 evident 的意义密切相关。法律意义始于约1500年,当时它开始取代 witness。还有“提供证词的人,证人”(1590年代); 因此有 turn (State's) evidence。
证据
证据
The first known use of evidence was in the 14th century
evildoernoun
a person who does evil
evil1 of 2adjective
morally bad : wicked
causing harm : tending to injure
marked by misfortune
evil days
evil2 of 2noun
something that brings sorrow, trouble, or destruction
the fact of suffering or wrongdoing
evidentlyadverb
in an evident manner : obviously
a document evidently forged
evidence1 of 2noun
an outward sign : indication gave no evidence that he was going to bunt
evidence of the life of ancient people
material presented to a court to help find the truth in a matter
evidence2 of 2verb
to be or give evidence of : prove
evidence1 of 2noun
an outward sign : indication gave no evidence that he was going to bunt
evidence of the life of ancient people
material presented to a court to help find the truth in a matter
evidence2 of 2verb
to be or give evidence of : prove
evidence1 of 2noun
an outward sign : indication gave no evidence that he was going to bunt
evidence of the life of ancient people
material presented to a court to help find the truth in a matter
evidence2 of 2verb
to be or give evidence of : prove
evidence1 of 2noun
an outward sign : indication gave no evidence that he was going to bunt
evidence of the life of ancient people
material presented to a court to help find the truth in a matter
evidence2 of 2verb
to be or give evidence of : prove
1 There is ample evidence that AIDS is spreading quickly in Asia.
充分证据表明,爱滋病正在亚洲迅速蔓延.
2 On the news, they talked about “evidence discovered at Dr. Abdic’s home and in his car,” but they didn’t say what.
3 If the magistrate decided there was insufficient evidence, the defendants were discharged.
4 He describes the phases as providing ‘strong evidence that Venus moves in a sun-centred orbit’ when one might rather say that they provide conclusive evidence.
5 To marshal further evidence, Galton began to reconstruct pedigrees of eminent men.
6 Suddenly, the man straightened, only to stoop again, as though unable to decide if the evidence of his eyes was true.
7 When the public protests, confronted with some obvious evidence of damaging results of pesticide applications, it is fed little tranquilizing pills of half truth.
8 “If I ever need to dispose of evidence, that’s where I’m going to put it,” I said, as I headed back to Fred and righted my bike.
9 The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears.
10 Moreover, even before she learned of our proposal, the X-ray evidence had been forcing her more than she cared to admit toward a helical structure.
11 He revealed all the evidence proving my involvement, and outlined what laws I broke.
12 Although the body was never recovered, all the evidence points to the defendant: the trunk of his car was filled with twine, bloodstained hammers, torn items of his wife’s clothing, and such like.
13 ...enough evidence for a successful prosecution.
足以胜诉的证据
14 I looked, yet no one gave me any evidence who the author was.
15 When the question of the X-ray evidence came up, he saw why we had not yet called up the King’s group.
16 The dead tend to leave a lot of evidence.
17 Doubly convinced by Mendel’s experimental data, and by his own evidence, Bateson set about proselytizing.
18 I need photographs and souvenirs, concert ticket stubs, evidences of inside jokes.
19 They didn’t weigh every conceivable strand of evidence.
20 “From experience I would say the papers were full of what people were saying about Branwell’s case. Sort of like evidence. Called depositions.”
1 明白
direct express obvious distinct apparent manifest explicit sensible outright pointed conspicuous legible categorical intelligible unambiguous indisputable decided perspicuity know clear observe expound irradiate bring home cast light on clear as a bell bright broad visible plain wise patent transparent evident naked articulate pronounced downright lucid palpable unmistakable confessed crystal-clear uncontested admitted pellucid common-sense ungarbled luculent fair broadly light visibility lucidity patency broadness see understand twig tell sense seize enlighten
3 痕迹
sign track mark trail trace imprint taint vestige shadow scent savour furrow show print touch impress stamp scar tint twang signet umbrage soupcon kenning cinder track
4 证实
proof confirmation demonstration verification replication support establish prove confirm demonstrate verify certify manifest validate replicate authenticate substantiate corroborate bear out witness sustain favour approve testify affirm check over go to show check on bear witness to
5 证言
7 显示
manifestative evident revelational ostensive indicatory exhibitive evincive exhibitively manifestly show display revelation revealment tell prove say give record develop present announce indicate reveal bear argue mirror exhibit stamp manifest proclaim betray bespeak indicial exhibitory presentation pace discovery exhibition disclosure point have read air discover approve evince signalize uncase
8 作为…的证据
9 显著
great important notice particular signal obvious broad thick outstanding visible distinct gross remarkable prominent notable striking marked phenomenal discriminate pronounced prevailing crying splendid noteworthy eminent conspicuous observable pre-eminent egregious salient extant emphatic blazing insistent arresting protuberant unco splendent prononce stickout out materially noted sensibly spanking signally mark importance relief emphasis bold visibility prominence predominance splendour salience patency highlight distinguish spotlight heighten lime light
10 表明
indicative indication manifestation say show suggest involve mark indicate vote reflect signal argue declare imply manifest proclaim predicate evince it goes to show speak of make a statement testify to symptomatic declarative display demonstration testimony pronouncement tell testify have denomiate open note record speak shape voice approve witness designate bare confess unfold signify bespeak kithe give voice to
11 物证
12 根据
warranty warrant by according on the strength of subject ground foundation basis substance substratum per in terms of depending on in the light of in accord with pursuant premised base on from under according to cause matter score authority occasion venue premise rest secundum
15 迹象
sign Mark smell trace imprint taint whiff breath glimmering a straw in the wind smack sniff odour portent foretaste suggestion hint indication showing stirring smoke signal tincture hide or hair symptom index scent show line shadow clue tint tinge twang spark
16 使明白
17 证物
20 证据
evidential Mark witness proof tribute voucher telltale attestation exhibit token verification support argument testament testimony corpus delicti sign probation probative fact authority clue demonstration deposition ammunition case suggestion relic corroboration record testify vestige evidentiary document testimonial earnest approbation
21 证明
probative demonstratively witness proof certification identification demonstration testimony verification authentication reasoning attestation substantiation tell certify testify attest vouch show support identify prove demonstrate certificate argue seal manifest substantiate aver notarize go to prove go to show attest to seal of confirmation manifestation depose bespeak bear witness ticket testament token point speak approve verify illustrate betray corroborate evince self-certify bear witness to monument vindication testimonial confirmatory confirmative probation warrant sustain vindicate circumstantiate give proof of licence caption authenticate bear out cert. paper confirm it goes to show give witness to give witness betoken be a tribute to witness to demonstrative evidential vindicatory record affirm kithe confess evincive argument tribute hallmark telltale testation cedula constatation pan try clear voucher
22 明显
clear obvious broad visible plain patent distinct apparent transparent evident naked conspicuous unmistakable hard distinctly appear shine evince signalize loud and clear break upon kenspeckle first open definite sensible marked stark pronounced pointed glaring unsubtle unconcealed evidently in evidence well-seen sharp manifest striking outward overt palpable blazing luculent overtly sensibly visibility