criminalistics

criminalistics — 名詞

1. the use of science to find, collect, and study physical proof from a crime so th

1.名詞C2
釋義

刑事鑑識

用科學方法蒐集並分析刑案物證

the use of science to find, collect, and study physical proof from a crime so that investigators can understand what happened

例句

In criminalistics, Diego learned how to compare fingerprints from a window.

在刑事鑑識課上，Diego 學到如何比對窗戶上的指紋。

pattern: in criminalistics

The police lab used criminalistics to test the blood on Karim's jacket.

警方實驗室用刑事鑑識檢驗 Karim 外套上的血跡。

use criminalistics to + verb

同義詞
  • forensic science

    the broader and more common label for scientific work used in legal investigation

  • forensics

    a shorter and often less formal way to refer to this kind of evidence-based work

文法句型

criminalistics + singular verb

用法筆記

Usually uncountable and used for the field, not for one test or one object. For the things found at a scene, say evidence or physical evidence, not criminalistics.

常見錯誤

Criminalistics are important in every murder case.
Criminalistics is important in every murder case.
As the name of a field, criminalistics usually takes a singular verb.
The detective collected three criminalistics from the floor.
The detective collected three pieces of evidence from the floor.
criminalistics names the field, not the objects found at a scene.

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常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • criminalistics course
  • criminalistics expert
  • criminalistics lab
  • criminalistics unit

常用片語

  • study criminalistics
  • teach criminalistics
  • work in criminalistics
  • use criminalistics in court

介系詞搭配

  • in criminalistics