witness如何读

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witness英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C] 目击者; 证人 person who sees an event take place; person who gives evidence in a law court after swearing to tell the truth
  2. [S] [U] 证词,证据 what is said about an event , etc., especially in a law court; evidence
v.(动词)
  1. vt. 亲眼看见; 目击 see or notice (sth) by being present when it happens
  2. vt. 作证,证明 evidence (in a law court); give evidence of
  3. vt. 表示; 说明 show; be a sign or proof of

witness是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 目击者,亲眼看见的人
  2. 连署人
  3. 证明;证据;证词;证物
  4. 见证人
  5. 【律】证人,人证
  6. 证实
  7. 说明
  8. 见证,目击,看见
v. (动词)
  1. 目击,目睹,当场看到
  2. 连署
  3. 作见证,见证
  4. 证实,证明
  5. 【律】作证
  6. 作…的证人,为…作证
  7. 是…的发生地点
  8. 看…就知道
  9. 经历
  10. 表明,表示,说明
  11. 是…的迹象,为…的证据
  12. 证明对虔诚

witness自然拼读

wit·ness

wIt nihs

witness变形

复数:witnesses

第三人称单数:witnesses

现在分词:witnessing

过去式:witnessed

过去分词:witnessed

witness扩展

witnessable (adj.), witnesser (n.)

witness英英释义

noun

attestation of a fact or event : testimony

one that gives evidencespecifically: one who testifies in a cause or before a judicial tribunal

one asked to be present at a transaction so as to be able to testify to its having taken place

one who has personal knowledge of something

something serving as evidence or proof : sign

public affirmation by word or example of usually religious faith or conviction

the heroic witness to divine life—Pilot

capitalized a member of the Jehovah's Witnesses

verb

transitive verb

to testify to : attest

to act as legal witness of

to furnish proof of : betoken

to have personal or direct cognizance of : see for oneself

witnessed the historic event

to take note of

our grammar—witness our verb system—is a marvel of flexibility, variety, and exactitude—Charlton Laird

to constitute the scene or time of

structures … which this striking Dorset hilltop once witnessed—The Times Literary Supplement (London)

intransitive verb

to bear witness : testify

to bear witness to one's religious convictions

opportunity to witness for Christ—Billy Graham

witness词组

bear witness证明,作证

as witness以…为证明 

in witness whereof以资证明;作为其证据

expert witness鉴定证人

material witness重要证人

with a witness[古语]极端地;毫无疑问地 

star witness主要证人 

eye witness目击者,见证人

witness stand(法庭上的)证人席

witness box证人席

witness区别

 observe, witness

observe看到,注意到

witness表明,是……的证明

以上来源于网络

 testimony, evidence, proof, witness

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

 look, see, observe, watch, witness

这组词都有“看”的意思,其区别是:

look侧看“重”的动作。

see指看见。

observe侧重以客观的态度进行观察。

watch指用眼睛跟随某物,以便对每一个变化、运动等进行观察。

witness指当场看见,亲眼看见。

以上来源于网络

witness词源中文解释

古英语 witnes 意为“根据个人知识证明事实、事件等; ”也指“提供证言的人; ”最初意为“知识,智慧”,由 wit(名词)和 -ness 构成。古英语 gewitnes 翻译拉丁语 testimonium(Ælfric)。基督教用法(14世纪晚期)是希腊语 martys(见 martyr)的直译。1853年有记录的 Witness stand 意为“证人席”。

witness_法律行业词汇

证人

witness_金融行业词汇

见证人

中人

证据

witness词源英文解释

Noun Middle English witnesse, from Old English witnes knowledge, testimony, witness, from wit >entry 1

The first known use of witness was before the 12th century

witness儿童词典英英释义

worth1 of 2preposition

equal in value to

the vase is worth $200

having possessions or income equal to

an actress worth millions

deserving of

well worth the effort

capable of

ran for all I was worth

worth2 of 2noun

value in terms of money

furniture of little worth

the equivalent of a certain amount or figure

five dollars worth of gas

the value of something measured by its qualities

an experience of great worth

excellence sense 1

worry1 of 2verb

to shake and pull at with the teeth

a puppy worrying an old shoe

to make anxious or upset

his absence worried his friends

to feel or express great concern : fret

worrying about her health

worry2 of 2noun

anxiety sense 1

a cause of anxiety : trouble

work1 of 3noun

the use of one's strength or ability to get something done or to achieve a result : labor, toil

the work done as one's regular jobalso: the place of one's employment

didn't go to work today

something to be done : task

have work to do

the energy used when a force is applied over a given distance

something that results from a particular manner or method of working, operating, or devising

careful police work

something that results from the use or shaping of a particular material

porcelain work

a fortified structure (as a fort or trench)

plural a place where industrial labor is done : plant, factory

cement works

plural the working or moving parts of a mechanical device

the works of a watch

something produced by hard work or skill

a writer's first work

manner of working : workmanship

careless work

everything available, possessed, or belonging

a hamburger with the works

the harshest treatment possible

gave him the works

work2 of 3adjective

used for work

a work elephant

suitable for wear while working

work clothes

work3 of 3verb

to bring about : effect

work a cure

to prepare by stirring or shaping

work dough

to bring into a desired form by a manufacturing process

work cold steel

to set or keep in motion or operation

a pump worked by hand

to solve by reasoning or figuring

work an arithmetic problem

to cause to labor

worked the crew hard

to make use of : exploit

work a mine

to pay for with labor

work off a debt

to get into or out of a state or position by stages

worked the boat loose

contrive sense 3, arrange

work it so that you can leave soon

excite sense 1, provoke

worked myself into a rage

to make an effort especially for a long period

to perform a task requiring extended effort or repeated operations

to perform work regularly for wages

works in advertising

to function or operate properly

hinges work better with oil

to produce a desired effect : succeed

my plan worked

to move gradually into a certain position or state

the knot worked loose

word1 of 2noun

a sound or combination of sounds that has meaning and is spoken by a human being

a written or printed letter or letters standing for a spoken word

a brief remark or conversation

could I have a word with you

order entry 1 sense 5b

give the word to begin

news sense 1

any word on how they are

rumor

promise entry 1 sense 1

I give you my word

a remark or conversation uttered in anger—usually used in plural

words were exchanged and a fight broke out

word2 of 2verb

to express in words : phrase

worded their request with great care

witness1 of 2noun

testimony sense 1

bear false witness

one who gives evidence especially before a court of law

one present at an action (as a wedding) who can testify to its having taken place

one who has personal knowledge or experience of something

something serving as evidence or proof : sign

public affirmation of usually religious conviction

witness2 of 2verb

to give testimony to : testify

to act as legal witness of

witness a document

to be or give proof of

their actions witness their guilt

to have personal knowledge of : see for oneself

had witnessed the accident

to publicly assert one's religious convictions

witness 例句

1 I told Kami that what we were witnessing was private, and that Emily would be embarrassed by it tomorrow.

2 I was a witness to their quarrel.

我是他们吵架的目击者.

3 The witness was quite sure.

证人表示很有把握.

4 I noticed them, because, as they saw us, they passed round to the back of the church; and I doubted not they were going to enter by the side-aisle door and witness the ceremony.

5 It was the most horrible thing I ever witnessed in my life.

6 The men began to trade tales of atrocities, first stories they had heard, then those they’d witnessed, and finally the things that had happened to themselves.

7 But through it all they were powerful witnesses!

但在这一切经历中,他们仍是大有能力的见证人.

8 She is stunned by what she’s just witnessed, how the animal was alive and then not.

9 God always pursues His witness.

神对祂的见证人总是锲而不舍的.

10 The witness showed unquestionable proof.

证人出示了确凿的证据.

11 I certify that I witnessed the signing of this document.

本人为此项文件签字过程之见证人,特此证明.

12 However many dreams she had navigated, whatever chimerical fancies she had witnessed, she had never interacted.

13 “Word spread around the neighborhood, and folks think she’s the witness they been talking ’bout on the news.”

14 Most of our “evidence” came from witnessing the conspirators at work.

15 Now, as he reached its apex, his grandmother wouldn’t be around to witness it.

16 From some of the glares I got walking up the board sidewalk, I figured these folks would rather suffer through hard times on their own than have a stranger come in to witness their misery.

17 If he was seen to accept Bolton’s feigned girl as Arya, the northern lords who had gathered to bear witness to the match would have no grounds to question her legitimacy.

18 I had my journal next to me so I could write down everything Marcus told me about his alibi witness.

19 “This testimony does not officially connect my clients with whatever was going on in that bam. This witness is merely speculating about what might or might not have happened.”

20 In the next three or four days, eleven witnesses will be called to testify.

接下来的三四天里,将传唤11名证人出庭作证。

witness 同义词

1 作证言

testify

2

proof prove

5 为…作证

attest bear out

7 目睹

see

9 出场

appear

10 是…的迹象

mark

12 见证人

observer eyewitness

13 连署人

comaker cosignatory

16 联署

countersign

18 作为…的证据

evidence

20 在场

present presence

21 连署者

cosignatory

23 得知

know learn seize

25 联署人

co-signatory

26 看看

see

27 瞧瞧

see here

35 成为证据

testify

witness 短语相关

witness stand expert witness bearing false witness witness-box alibi witness hostile witness be witness to character witness witness tampering (give) witness to

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