| 释义 |
sci·en·ter
I. \sīˈentə(r)\ adverb
Etymology: Latin, from scient-, sciens, present participle of scire to know
: knowingly, willfully
II. noun
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1. : a degree of knowledge that makes an individual legally responsible for the consequences of his act — compare mistake
2. : an allegation in a legal pleading of such knowledge on the part of the accused or defendant as is necessary to constitute his act a crime or tort |