testimony
n. (法庭上证人的)证词; 证明,证据; 表示,表明; 声明,宣言
In a court of law, someone's testimony is a formal statement that they make about what they saw someone do or what they know of a situation, after having promised to tell the truth.
His testimony was an important element of the Prosecution case...
他的证词是这宗公诉案件中的一个重要因素。
Prosecutors may try to determine if Robb gave false testimony when he appeared before the grand jury.
检方可能要努力查证罗布在大陪审团面前是否作了伪证。
If you say that one thing is testimony to another, you mean that it shows clearly that the second thing has a particular quality.
This book is testimony to a very individual kind of courage.
这本书显示了个人非凡的勇气。
Her living room is also her office, filled with desks, books, papers, a testimony to her dedication to her work.
她的客厅也是她的办公室,里面摆满了书桌、书籍和文件,充分证明了她的敬业精神。
1. a solemn statement made under oath
2. an assertion offering firsthand authentication of a fact;
3. something that serves as evidence;
proof, evidence, witness, testimony
这些名词均有"证据,见证"之意。
The accomplice providing testimony in criminal litigation has special role.
在刑事诉讼活动中,提供证言的同案犯具有特殊地位.
The elicitation of his testimony was not easy.
在套他的供词时颇费周章.
As a whole, Christianity is not a testimony of the incarnated, crucified, resurrected, and ascended Christ.
整体看来, 基督教不是那成为肉体 、 钉十字架 、 复活与升天之基督的见证.
Testimony: Not be compelled to testify against one another.
见证: 不被强迫作证彼此对立.
Then put in the ark the Testimony, which I will give you.
16必将我所要赐给你的法版放在柜里.