evidence1/ˋɛvədəns; ˈevəd$ns or ˈevId$ns/n [U] 1 facts or signs that prove the existence or truth of something 证明﹐证据: +of You must be able to provide evidence of your ability. 你必须能够提供能力证明。+that Do you have evidence that this treatment works? 你有证据表明这种治疗有效吗?+for There is no evidence for these claims. 这些说法没有根据。There is not a shred of evidence to support such a theory. 这样的理论毫无根据。2 facts given or objects shown in a court of law in order to prove that someone is guilty or not guilty〔法庭上的〕证据: A vital piece of evidence was missing. 一件重要证据不见了。+against There was very little evidence against him. 只有很少的证据对他不利。see box at见 COURT1and 和 POLICE1 方框3 give evidence to officially tell a court what you know 出庭作证4 be in evidenceformal to be easily seen or noticed【正式】引人瞩目﹐显眼GRAMMAR 语法Evidence does not have a plural form. You can say some evidence , any evidence , or pieces of evidence ☆ evidence 没有复数形式。你可以说 evidence, any evidence 或 pieces of evidence: There is some evidence that foods rich in vitamin C can give protection against cancer. 有证据表明富含维生素 C 的食物能防癌。
evidence2v formal 【正式】be evidenced by/in sth to be shown or proven by something 被某事证明