佐证
Supporting evidence or data that helps to confirm or corroborate a theory, claim, or fact.
例文
3 / 5他说的话并没有事实佐证。
There is no factual evidence to support what he said.
目击者的陈述与监控录像相互佐证。
The witness's statement and the surveillance footage corroborate each other.
这事儿得有证据佐证才行。
This needs some evidence to back it up.
語族
覚え方のコツ
佐 (assist/aid) + 证 (proof). Assisting proof.
クイックテスト
虽然他的理论很新颖,但目前还缺乏足够的实验___。
正解!
正解は: 佐证
例文
他说的话并没有事实佐证。
everydayThere is no factual evidence to support what he said.
目击者的陈述与监控录像相互佐证。
formalThe witness's statement and the surveillance footage corroborate each other.
这事儿得有证据佐证才行。
informalThis needs some evidence to back it up.
本文引用了大量的历史文献作为佐证。
academicThis article cites a large amount of historical literature as supporting evidence.
市场调查的结果为我们的决定提供了佐证。
businessThe results of the market survey provided support for our decision.
語族
よく使う組み合わせ
よく使うフレーズ
作为佐证
as supporting evidence
实物佐证
physical evidence
足以佐证
sufficient to prove/support
よく混同される語
证据 is the general word for evidence; 佐证 specifically emphasizes the 'supporting' or 'corroborating' nature of the evidence.
使い方のコツ
A high-frequency word in IELTS Academic Writing Task 2 when citing examples to support your thesis.
よくある間違い
Do not use '佐证' for the main proof itself; it is usually supplementary or corroborative.
覚え方のコツ
佐 (assist/aid) + 证 (proof). Assisting proof.
語源
佐 (to assist) + 证 (evidence).
文法パターン
クイックテスト
虽然他的理论很新颖,但目前还缺乏足够的实验___。
正解!
正解は: 佐证
関連語彙
academicの関連語
逻辑性
B2The quality of being logical; the state of being characterized by sound reasoning and clear connections between ideas.
异议
B2A formal disagreement or objection to a proposal, decision, or opinion.
博学
B2Having or showing great knowledge or learning; erudite. It describes someone who has studied extensively across various fields.
各抒己见
B2Everyone expresses their own opinions or views freely. It is a common term used to describe discussions, seminars, or collaborative environments.
固然
B2Admittedly; no doubt; it is true that. Used to acknowledge a fact before introducing a contrasting or more important point.
固有
B2Inherent; intrinsic; something that belongs to the nature of a thing or person from the beginning.
归根结底
B2Ultimately; in the final analysis. Used to point out the most fundamental reason or essence of a matter after considering all factors.
断定
B2To conclude, judge, or assert something firmly based on evidence or reasoning.
试图
B1To try or attempt to do something. It often implies a deliberate effort to achieve a goal, sometimes with uncertainty about the result.
记载
B1To record or document something in writing or on other media; a written record of events.
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