| 单词 |
be (a) witness to (something) |
| 释义 |
be (a) witness to (something) be (a) witness to (something)1. To see something happen. I was a witness to many inappropriate situations when I worked in an office. Were you witness to the accident, or did you arrive at the scene after it happened?2. To be proof of something. The many students on campus these days are a witness to the school's successful rebranding efforts.See also: witnessbe (a) ˈwitness to something 1 (formal) see something take place: He has been witness to a terrible murder. 2 (written) show that something is true; provide evidence for something: His good health is a witness to the success of the treatment.See also: something, witness |
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- anemia of prematurity
- anemia of the newborn
- anemia panel
- anemia, pernicious
- anemia, refractory
- anemia, refractory, with excess of blasts
- anemias
- anemia, sex-linked hypochromic sideroblastic
- anemia, sickle cell
- anemia, sideroblastic
- anemia, sideroblastic, pyridoxine-refractory autosomal recessive
- anemia, splenic, familial
- anemic
- anemically
- anemic anoxia
- anemic halo
- anemic hypoxia
- anemic infarct
- anemic mouse spleen-conditioned medium
- anemic murmur
- anemic necrosis
- anemis
- anemmc
- anemo-
- anemochore
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