adduce
意味: To cite or put forward as evidence, a reason, or an example in support of an argument or claim.
Adduce is a formal, somewhat rarefied verb used almost exclusively in legal, academic, and parliamentary discourse. Unlike 'cite' or 'mention,' adduce implies presenting evidence strategically to build a case. It collocates with 'evidence,' 'reasons,' 'arguments,' 'examples,' and 'facts.' One adduces evidence in court, adduces reasons in an essay, or adduces precedents in a legal submission. It is rarely encountered in everyday conversation.
例文
- The prosecution adduced compelling forensic evidence linking the defendant to the crime scene. 控方提出了令人信服的法医证据,将被告与犯罪现场联系起来。La acusación adujo pruebas forenses contundentes que vinculaban al acusado con el lugar del crimen.検察は被告を犯行現場に結びつける説得力のある法医学的証拠を提示した。검찰은 피고인을 범행 현장에 연결하는 설득력 있는 법의학적 증거를 제시했다.
- She adduced several historical precedents to support her argument for constitutional reform. 她援引了若干历史先例来支持其宪政改革的论点。Adujo varios precedentes históricos para respaldar su argumento a favor de la reforma constitucional.彼女は憲法改正の論拠を裏付けるためにいくつかの歴史的前例を援用した。그녀는 헌법 개혁 주장을 뒷받침하기 위해 여러 역사적 선례를 원용했다.
- No credible evidence has been adduced to substantiate the claim that the policy caused economic harm. 至今没有提出任何可信的证据来证实该政策造成了经济损害的说法。No se ha aducido prueba creíble alguna que sustente la afirmación de que la política causó daño económico.その政策が経済的損害をもたらしたという主張を実証する信頼に足る証拠は、これまで一切提出されていない。해당 정책이 경제적 손해를 초래했다는 주장을 입증할 만한 신뢰할 수 있는 증거는 지금까지 일체 제출된 바 없다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: legal, academic, parliamentary
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Latin adducere (to lead or bring towards), from ad- (to, towards) + ducere (to lead). Entered English in the early 15th century with its current sense of bringing forward evidence.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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