evidentiary
evidentiary — 形容詞
- evidentiarypositive
- more evidentiarycomparative
- most evidentiarysuperlative
1. connected with the facts, documents, or objects that are used to show that somet
證據的
與法庭證據有關的
connected with the facts, documents, or objects that are used to show that something is true in a court or other official process.
The judge rejected the video recording as having no evidentiary value in this case.
法官駁回了這段錄影，認為它在這起案件中不具有證據價值。
collocation: evidentiary value
Amara presented an evidentiary document that proved her company owned the trademark.
Amara 提交了一份證據文件，證明她的公司擁有該商標。
modifies a document type
The defence lawyer challenged the evidentiary basis of the witness's statement.
辯護律師對證人陳述的證據基礎提出了質疑。
collocation: evidentiary basis
During the evidentiary hearing, both sides argued about whether the emails could be used.
在證據聽證會上，雙方就這些電子郵件能否被採用進行了辯論。
collocation: evidentiary hearing
Wei's diary was submitted as an evidentiary item in the custody trial.
Wei 的日記作為證據物品被提交到監護權審判中。
- evidentiary value
- evidentiary hearing
- evidentiary burden
- evidentiary basis
- evidentiary material
- evidentiary rules
- evidentiary standard
- probative
more technical legal term focused on proving a fact; narrower than 'evidentiary'
- documentary
specifically refers to written or recorded evidence; a subset of evidentiary material
- corroborating
focuses on supporting existing evidence rather than serving as evidence itself
用法筆記
Almost exclusively used in legal or formal investigative contexts. Not used in everyday conversation.