proven
/ˈpruːvn/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈpruːvn/ (ame, ipa)
proven — 形容詞
- provenpositive
- more provencomparative
- most provensuperlative
1. Something that is proven has been shown through evidence, testing, or repeated e
已證實
經過測試或證據而顯示為真實或有效的
Something that is proven has been shown through evidence, testing, or repeated experience to be true, effective, or reliable — for example, a proven treatment, a proven leader, or a proven method.
The clinic uses a proven treatment for reducing chronic back pain.
這家診所使用一種經證實有效的療法來減輕慢性背痛。
collocation: proven treatment
Jabari's proven ability to manage large teams made him the ideal candidate.
Jabari 管理大型團隊的經證實能力使他成為理想人選。
collocation: proven ability + to-infinitive
After years of testing, the new vaccine was proven safe and effective.
經過多年的測試,這種新疫苗被證明是安全有效的。
The Nguyen family chose a contractor with a proven track record in kitchen renovations.
Nguyen 家選擇了一位在廚房翻修方面有可靠記錄的承包商。
Élise's teaching method is proven to boost student engagement in science classes.
Élise 的教學方法經證實能提高學生在科學課上的參與度。
- established
emphasises that something has been in use or accepted for a long time, not just tested once
- verified
focuses on formal checking and confirmation, often in scientific or official contexts
文法句型
proven + noun phrase
be + proven + adjective
be + proven + to-infinitive
用法筆記
Frequently used as an adjective before a noun (a proven method) or after the verb be (the theory is proven). In American English, proven is also common as the past participle of prove; in British English, proved is more common for the participle form.