英:[ˌtestɪˈməʊniəl]
美:[ˌtestɪˈmoʊniəl]
英:[ˌtestɪˈməʊniəl]
美:[ˌtestɪˈmoʊniəl]
tes·ti·mo·ni·al
te stih mo ni l
复数:testimonials
词根:testify
n.testimony [法] 证词,证言;证据
testifier 证明者,证人
vi.testify 作证;证明
vt.testify 证明,证实;作证
Noun
1. something that serves as evidence;
"his effort was testimony to his devotion"
2. something given or done as an expression of esteem
3. something that recommends (or expresses commendation) of a person or thing as worthy or desirable
Adjective
1. expressing admiration or appreciation;
"testimonial dinner"
2. of or relating to or constituting testimony
15世纪早期,“与证言有关的”,部分来源于 testimonial(名词),部分来源于晚期拉丁语 testimonialis,源自拉丁语 testimonium(参见 testimony)。最初特别是在短语 letters testimonial(法语 lettres testimoniaulx,拉丁语 litteræ testimoniales)中,“证明事实或持有人良好地位的文件或文件”,字面意思是“用于证据的信件”。
鉴定书
证明书
The first known use of testimonial was in the 15th century
tetherballnoun
a game played with a ball suspended by a string from an upright pole in which the object is to wrap the string around the pole by striking the ball in a direction opposite to that of one's opponent
tether1 of 2noun
a line by which something (as an animal or a balloon) is fastened so as to limit its range
tether2 of 2verb
to fasten or hold with or as if with a tether
felt tethered to my desk
tetanusnoun
a dangerous infectious disease marked by contraction of the muscles especially of the jaws and caused by a poison made by a bacterium that usually enters the body through a wound compare lockjaw
contraction of a muscle for a much longer time than normal that results from rapidly repeated motor nerve impulses
testyadjective
easily annoyed : irritable
testosteronenoun
a male hormone produced by the testes that causes the development of the male reproductive system and secondary sex characteristics
testisnoun
an oval-shaped male reproductive gland that produces sperm and secretes testosterone and that in most mammals is contained within the scrotum
testyadjective
easily annoyed : irritable
testimonynoun
firsthand evidence
according to the testimony of eyewitnesses
a statement made by a witness under oath especially in a court
a public declaration of religious experience
testimonial1 of 2adjective
being a testimonial
testimonial2 of 2noun
a recommendation of a product or service
a letter of recommendation
something given or said to show affection or respect : tribute
1 There are no answers; all we have are anecdotes and testimonials from believers.
2 Within the show, however, while Trump's move denies justice to Meyers' victims, it also compels the sergeant to speak truthfully on the stand in Laney's case, and his odious testimonial leads to Laney's acquittal.
3 Oprah played a video testimonial from Scarlett Johannson.
奥普拉播放了斯佳丽-乔纳森的视频。
4 And it's apparently a hit for the 100-plus restaurants now using it in and around Seattle, according to this video testimonial.
5 Throughout the evening the young women danced with their fathers, listened to testimonials about the power of purity, and, as one young woman summarized, reaffirmed their powerful choice to “say no for the greater yes.”
6 Last April, the maker of the ThunderShirt, a swaddling vest made for anxious dogs, mocked up a web page offering a ThunderShirt for humans with fake testimonials.
7 Still, the testimonial from a resolute health worker and the travails of a polio-afflicted paraplegic are indisputably powerful.
8 Concert performances of numbers featured in the show and on its recorded offshoot are interspersed with breathless testimonials from “Gleeks,” fans who gushingly describe how their lives were changed by the show.
9 Other people can give teary testimonials to the cops and the fire department, but as far as I’m concerned, cabbies are the superheroes of New York City.
10 The four performers offer contrasting testimonials to the dreams of flight as well as the fears that greet us along life’s sometimes wayward path.
11 And then, all of a sudden, once all the bands started giving testimonials, it just started snowballing.
12 The film will include information gathered by the Geena Davis Institute on Gender and Media and testimonials from women in the film industry.
13 On one level, “Shoot Me” is a conventional celebrity profile, filled with loving testimonials from the likes of Alec Baldwin, Tina Fey and George C. Wolfe.
14 I want to email you my testimonial!
我想证明我的电子邮件你们!
15 Crawford attributed the proliferation of testimonials that home remedies work to human nature.
16 In another, a man asks a woman to “prepare a testimonial,” so that if he kills her during sex, he can “prove it was an accident.”
17 As the individuals emerge from the chorus, their stories stitch a tapestry of testimonial threads that share snippets of actions and memories, similar to the documentary approach of talking heads.
18 Real estate advertisements were full of testimonials to its location and appreciating values.
19 She described KEXP’s role in her life in a testimonial that she recorded before her death and that was broadcast during the tribute.
20 At 14, she was not just recording gospel, but in harrowing testimonials such as “There’s a Fountain Filled with Blood” imbuing it with drama and depth of feeling that were miles behind her years.
1 证明书
reference certificate docket credentials certification warrant attestation character indenture bill voucher testamur discharge ticket cedula
2 奖品
award prize pot trophy spoil commendation bonsella premium stake winning bacon citation plum booty prix gainings
3 感谢信
6 表扬的
7 感谢的表示
8 感谢状
11 纪念品
favor token trophy relic souvenir commemorative keepsake memento remembrancer remembrance memorabilia record reminder memorial
14 褒奖
16 推荐书
17 证据
evidentiary evidential record document evidence argument witness proof testament demonstration tribute testimony earnest telltale vestige approbation
18 证明
demonstrative probative evincive cert. record evidence argument witness proof certification testament demonstration tribute testimony token verification probation hallmark telltale vindication testation cedula constatation pan certify testify attest show try support clear speak prove demonstrate approve argue seal verify sustain manifest voucher confess evince bespeak bear witness confirmatory confirmative attestation vouch warrant vindicate notarize circumstantiate give proof of go to show certificate confirmation betoken be a tribute to witness to
21 推荐信