circumstantial

circumstantial

英汉词典

形容词：

1. 详细的，详细说明的（涉及细节或情况）
2. 依据情况的，偶然的

名词：

1. 详细情况；细节

词语辨析：

circumstantial在形容词中表示“详细的”或“依据情况的”，在名词中表示“详细情况”或“细节”。

词汇扩充：

circumstantial evidence - 间接证据

近义词：

specific, detailed, particular

反义词：

general, vague, incomplete

柯林斯词典（Collins）：

adjective: If you say that evidence is circumstantial, you mean that it is based on a few indications or clues and not on irrefutable proof.

牛津词典（Oxford）：

adjective: Containing full details; giving complete information.

用法

1. The police gathered circumstantial evidence to solve the case.

警方收集了间接证据来解决这起案件。

2. She provided a circumstantial account of her whereabouts on the night of the crime.

她提供了犯罪当晚行踪的详细描述。

3. The lawyer argued that the case against his client was based on circumstantial evidence.

律师辩称对他的客户的指控是基于间接证据的。

4. He gave a circumstantial explanation for his absence from the meeting.

他详细解释了自己为何缺席会议。

5. The detective examined the circumstantial details of the crime scene.

侦探查看了案发现场的细节。

6. The witness provided circumstantial information that helped the police identify the suspect.

证人提供了有助于警方确认嫌疑人身份的详细信息。

7. The prosecutor relied on circumstantial evidence to build the case against the defendant.

检察官依靠间接证据来指控被告。

8. Without circumstantial proof, the case could not be successfully prosecuted.

没有间接证据，案件无法成功起诉。

9. The journalist wrote a circumstantial report on the political scandal.

那位记者对政治丑闻写了一份详细报道。

10. The detective reconstructed the crime based on circumstantial evidence.

侦探基于间接证据重建了犯罪过程。