evidence

noun uncountable

UK /ˈevɪd(ə)ns/

1
facts or physical signs that help to prove something
Evidence shows that global warming is definitely occurring.
The panel gathered evidence for 10 months before submitting its report
evidence of:
Doctors found no evidence of infection.
evidence that:
There is some evidence that the economy is improving.
evidence for/in support of/in favour of:
evidence for the existence of life on other planets
Synonyms and related words
Proof and evidence
evidence
sign
suggestion
Collocates
Adjectives frequently used with evidence
▪ anecdotal, available, clear, compelling, conclusive, convincing, credible, documentary, empirical, hard, incontrovertible, irrefutable, overwhelming, scientific, strong, supporting
2
facts, statements, or objects that help to prove whether or not someone has committed a crime
The police didn’t have enough evidence to convict him.
They destroyed the evidence by flushing it down the toilet.
It’s vital to start gathering evidence for your claim as quickly as possible.
hard evidence (=definite evidence):
They are reluctant to prosecute without any hard evidence.
Synonyms and related words
Crime detection and prevention
agent provocateur
all-points bulletin
APB
1. 2a
  things that witnesses say in a court of law when they answer questions
  In his evidence, he said that he had never met Mr Jones.
  give evidence:
  Kemp was never called to give evidence.
  Synonyms and related words
  Parts of trials
  affirmation
  appearance
  be on/under oath
Collocates
Adjectives frequently used with evidence
▪ admissible, circumstantial, conclusive, incriminating, sufficient, supporting
Verbs frequently used with evidence as the object
▪ collect, destroy, gather, produce

phrases

in evidence

evidence

noun uncountable

US /ˈevɪdəns/

1
facts or physical signs that help to prove something
Evidence shows that global warming is definitely occurring.
Evidence is gathered by pupils and built into a portfolio of achievement.
evidence of:
Doctors found no evidence of infection.
evidence that:
There is some evidence that the economy is improving.
evidence for/in support of/in favor of:
evidence for the existence of life on other planets
Synonyms and related words
Proof and evidence
evidence
sign
suggestion
Collocates
Adjectives frequently used with evidence
▪ anecdotal, available, clear, compelling, conclusive, convincing, credible, documentary, empirical, hard, incontrovertible, irrefutable, overwhelming, scientific, strong, supporting
2
facts, statements, or objects that help to prove whether or not someone has committed a crime
The police didn’t have enough evidence to convict him.
They destroyed the evidence by flushing it down the toilet.
gather evidence:
Police investigators are still gathering evidence at the scene.
hard evidence (=definite evidence):
They are reluctant to prosecute without any hard evidence.
Synonyms and related words
Crime detection and prevention
agent provocateur
all-points bulletin
Amber alert
1. 2a
  things that witnesses say in a court of law when they answer questions
  In his evidence, he said that he had never met Mr. Jones.
  give evidence:
  Kemp was never called to give evidence.
  Synonyms and related words
  Parts of trials
  appearance
  be under/on oath
  case
Collocates
Adjectives frequently used with evidence
▪ admissible, circumstantial, conclusive, incriminating, sufficient, supporting
Verbs frequently used with evidence as the object
▪ collect, destroy, gather, produce

phrases

in evidence

evidence

verb

1
to be or show evidence of
That it has been populated from prehistoric times is evidenced by the remains of Neolithic buildings.
Submitted by:
Cado from Viet Nam on 14/06/2016
Open Dictionary - June2016

evidence

verb

1
to be or show evidence of
That it has been populated from prehistoric times is evidenced by the remains of Neolithic buildings.
Submitted by:
Cado from Viet Nam on 14/06/2016
Open Dictionary - June2016

单词	evidence
释义	evidence noun uncountable UK /ˈevɪd(ə)ns/ Other entries for this word evidence verb in evidence phrase Queen’s evidence noun state’s evidence noun evidence-in-chief noun the parol evidence rule noun the Police and Criminal Evidence Act noun DEFINITIONS2 1 facts or physical signs that help to prove something Evidence shows that global warming is definitely occurring. The panel gathered evidence for 10 months before submitting its report evidence of: Doctors found no evidence of infection. evidence that: There is some evidence that the economy is improving. evidence for/in support of/in favour of: evidence for the existence of life on other planets Synonyms and related words Proof and evidence evidence sign suggestion Collocates Adjectives frequently used with evidence ▪ anecdotal, available, clear, compelling, conclusive, convincing, credible, documentary, empirical, hard, incontrovertible, irrefutable, overwhelming, scientific, strong, supporting 2 facts, statements, or objects that help to prove whether or not someone has committed a crime The police didn’t have enough evidence to convict him. They destroyed the evidence by flushing it down the toilet. It’s vital to start gathering evidence for your claim as quickly as possible. hard evidence (=definite evidence): They are reluctant to prosecute without any hard evidence. Synonyms and related words Crime detection and prevention agent provocateur all-points bulletin APB 2a things that witnesses say in a court of law when they answer questions In his evidence, he said that he had never met Mr Jones. give evidence: Kemp was never called to give evidence. Synonyms and related words Parts of trials affirmation appearance be on/under oath Collocates Adjectives frequently used with evidence ▪ admissible, circumstantial, conclusive, incriminating, sufficient, supporting Verbs frequently used with evidence as the object ▪ collect, destroy, gather, produce phrases in evidence evidence noun uncountable US /ˈevɪdəns/ Other entries for this word evidence verb in evidence phrase state’s evidence noun evidence-in-chief noun the parol evidence rule noun the Police and Criminal Evidence Act noun DEFINITIONS2 1 facts or physical signs that help to prove something Evidence shows that global warming is definitely occurring. Evidence is gathered by pupils and built into a portfolio of achievement. evidence of: Doctors found no evidence of infection. evidence that: There is some evidence that the economy is improving. evidence for/in support of/in favor of: evidence for the existence of life on other planets Synonyms and related words Proof and evidence evidence sign suggestion Collocates Adjectives frequently used with evidence ▪ anecdotal, available, clear, compelling, conclusive, convincing, credible, documentary, empirical, hard, incontrovertible, irrefutable, overwhelming, scientific, strong, supporting 2 facts, statements, or objects that help to prove whether or not someone has committed a crime The police didn’t have enough evidence to convict him. They destroyed the evidence by flushing it down the toilet. gather evidence: Police investigators are still gathering evidence at the scene. hard evidence (=definite evidence): They are reluctant to prosecute without any hard evidence. Synonyms and related words Crime detection and prevention agent provocateur all-points bulletin Amber alert 2a things that witnesses say in a court of law when they answer questions In his evidence, he said that he had never met Mr. Jones. give evidence: Kemp was never called to give evidence. Synonyms and related words Parts of trials appearance be under/on oath case Collocates Adjectives frequently used with evidence ▪ admissible, circumstantial, conclusive, incriminating, sufficient, supporting Verbs frequently used with evidence as the object ▪ collect, destroy, gather, produce phrases in evidence evidence verb Other entries for this word evidence noun in evidence phrase Queen’s evidence noun state’s evidence noun evidence-in-chief noun the parol evidence rule noun the Police and Criminal Evidence Act noun DEFINITIONS1 1 to be or show evidence of That it has been populated from prehistoric times is evidenced by the remains of Neolithic buildings. Submitted by: Cado from Viet Nam on 14/06/2016 Open Dictionary - June2016 evidence verb Other entries for this word evidence noun in evidence phrase state’s evidence noun evidence-in-chief noun the parol evidence rule noun the Police and Criminal Evidence Act noun DEFINITIONS1 1 to be or show evidence of That it has been populated from prehistoric times is evidenced by the remains of Neolithic buildings. Submitted by: Cado from Viet Nam on 14/06/2016 Open Dictionary - June2016
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