credence

1 School of Medicine, “but we want to give credence to people’s concerns.”

2 And the mainstream press has given Trump’s mewling a lot of attention without giving it much credence.

3 At the time, not many people gave credence to the proclamations.

那时，相信这两项公布的人不多吧。

4 “Brunschwig has such a rich legacy, but the fabrics still feel very current,” says Smith, giving credence to Mrs. B.’s dictum, Good design is forever.

5 This person did not, and it gives credence to the human behind the thing.

6 Explosive cuts like the trashy "Vampire Money" and the comparatively slick "The Kids From Yesterday" gave credence to the singer's seemingly modest words.

7 Their views of truncated, mediated and sometimes wholly artificial Italian landscapes give credence to the idea that, as Mr. Ghirri put it, “photography is already surreal.”

8 Recent news gives unexpected credence to that claim.

9 "In any collaboration, there is more credence given to the person who originated the piece," she replied via email.

10 “I think it was used in a way that respects the privacy of the individuals but still gives credence to the events that are going on.”

11 Bernie’s words give credence to the notion that a different set of qualifications exist other than the democratic ones.

12 These tales found ready credence with her.

她马上信了这些流言蜚语.

13 And in doing so, it gives credence to Mr. Dickson’s prediction that soon the fashion-toy industrial complex “is going to be a whole new business.”

14 The New scientist, which published the study, said that the results will gain credence if other scientists can repeat them.

《新科学家杂志》发表了这项研究，并且表示如果有更多的科学家重复此类试验，研究结果将更值得信任。

15 Your article give us credence for the work that we do and the music we make.

16 The theory that Iran is trying to awe its own people, rather than foreign powers, with the stealth jet gains credence when you consider where the Photoshopped image of the fighter in flight first appeared.

17 Soft lamb shoulder, stir-fried with sweet onions and crisp jalapeños, and finished with rosemary and red wine, give credence to the chef’s “special” tibs.

18 While not a model society, the program does teach kids in a violent country to work together for a common goal, giving credence to Abreu's claims for creating better citizens.

19 But this does not stop his data from lending exculpatory explanations for fat tummies more credence.

但是，这并不妨碍借用他的数据对大腹便便作出开脱罪责的解释，而不是把罪责归于餐桌。

20 I gave no credence to the ideology of Garveyism; it was, rather, the emotional dynamics of its adherents that evoked my admiration.

1 可信性

credibility

2 真实性

fact Truth realism facticity truth authenticity veracity

3 信任

firm confident fiduciary reliant trusting trustful confiding credit trust faith confidence belief reliance dependence believe depend rely confide accredit put faith in on the faith of hope receive give credit to put stock in rely on believe in trust in rely upon credential undoubting stock lippen credent take stock in gamble on unsuspecting trustingly trustfully confidentialness trustfulness have faith in

4 国书

credential

5 祭器桌

credenza

6 证书

letter certificate

7 相信

trust belief acceptance feel buy consider believe credit rest accept rely calculate accredit trow in the belief that be of the belief that give credence to in bones put stock in swallow persuade confidence judge receive suppose deem take it from under the impression that pin faith on put faith in ween fancy esteem hold admit presume be of the opinion that give credit to acceptation understand hope guess be of opinion that take it be persuaded trusting believing sell get in into head that take it into head that take it into head to V trust in believe to take it that

8 信用

credit tick jawbone good will honorary fiduciary fiducial faith strap repose repute affiance trust

9 餐具柜

side-board

10 信念

idea feeling belief framework gospel attachment notion creed verity rallying cry article of faith

11 凭证

document credential

12 听信

listen give credence to