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1. n основание; данные, факт, признак; свидетельства2. n доказательство, свидетельствоto bear evidence of — свидетельствовать о, подтверждать, показывать
3. n очевидность, явность4. n юр. доказательство; уликаcircumstantial evidence — косвенные улики; косвенное доказательство
false evidence — ложное доказательство, показание
5. n юр. показание свидетеля или обвиняемого6. v свидетельствовать, показыватьhis pleasure was evidenced by his smile — улыбка показала, что он доволен
7. v служить доказательством, подтверждатьdocuments evidencing shipment — документы, подтверждающие отгрузку
8. v юр. давать показания9. v юр. доказывать; служить доказательствомСинонимический ряд:1. documentation (noun) affidavit; attestation; authentication; confirmation; corroboration; data; deposition; documentation; exhibit; information; proof; substantiation; testament; testimonial; testimony; validation; verification2. sign (noun) index; indication; indicator; indicia; mark; sign; signal; significant; signification; stamp; symptom; token; witness3. show (verb) connote; demonstrate; denote; designate; display; evince; exhibit; illustrate; make clear; manifest; mark; ostend; proclaim; showАнтонимический ряд:concealment; conjecture; contradiction; doubt; fallacy; surmise -
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['ɛvɪdəns]to show evidence of — mostrare segni di, dare segni di
to give evidence — testimoniare, deporre
to turn King's or Queen's or (Am) State's evidence — testimoniare contro i propri complici
to be in evidence — essere visibile or in vista
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دَلِيل \ directory: a list of names, etc., in alphabetical order: a telephone directory. evidence: signs that make sth. clear: The car showed no evidence of damage, things said in a law court so as to prove sth. The police gave evidence against him. guide: sb. who guides. handbook: a small book that gives useful facts and advice on a special subject: A handbook is supplied with every new car. indicator: sth. that points and gives facts (the needle that shows a car’s speed; the flashing light that shows which way a car will turn). manual: a small book of advice on a special subject. proof: facts that show if sth. is true: There is no proof that he stole the money. sign: sth. that shows the existence (or probable existence) of sth. else: A red sunset is a sign of good weather. Loss of hearing is a sign of old age. \ See Also مؤشر (مُؤَشِّر) -
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حُجَّة \ argument: an opinion, with reason. authority: sb. with special knowledge: He is an authority on ancient Roman gods. case: the reasons that support a claim: The defending lawyer had a very weak case. evidence: things said in a law court so as to prove sth.: The police gave evidence against him. expert: having special skill or knowledge: She is an expert cook. -
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بَيِّنَة \ evidence: things said in a law court so as to prove sth.: The police gave evidence against him. proof: facts that show if sth. is true: There is no proof that he stole the money. -
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представлять доказательства, свидетельствовать о чём-л., подтверждать, показывать что-лAmong the fashionable young people at Juan was an American girl who gave evidence of being willing to console him. (U. Sinclair, ‘World's End’, ch. 16) — В Жуане среди прочей фешенебельной публики была одна молодая американка, которая не скрывала своего желания утешить Ланни.
His bulky sobs were now shaking us all. A crowd gave evidence of forming. (A. J. Cronin, ‘The Green Years’, book I, ch. 15) — От его неуемных рыданий сотрясалась машина, а вместе с нею и мы. Вокруг стал собираться народ.
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или give evidence of smth.cвидeтeльcтвoвaть o чём-л., пoдтвepждaть, дoкaзывaть чтo-л.His bulky sobs were now shaking us all. A crowd gave evidence of forming (Cronin). Among the fashionable young people at Juan was an American girl who gave evidence of being willing to console him (U. Sinclair) -
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use, advantage, benefit; interest, favour; usefulness; utilityобществена полза public benefit, public well-beingв полза на някого in s.o.'s favour, ( за обрат) сп. to the advantage of, (за шпиониране и пр.) for, on behalf ofнещо остава в полза на държавата s.th. goes to the stateкаква полза да what is the use of (c ger.) полза каква полза да говорим за това? what is the use of talking about that?с полза with profitдействувам в полза на redound to s.o.'s advantageсравнение, което не е в полза на a comparison disparaging toняма никаква полза от всички тези неща all those things are quite uselessприсъдата бе в полза на тъжителя the judgement passed for the plaintiffговори в негова полза it speaks for himне говори в негова полза it is not to his creditтой даде показания в полза на подсъдимия he gave evidence for the accusedговоря/решавам в нечия полза speak/decide in s.o.'s favourпринасям малка полза be of little useот съмнителна полза of doubtful utilityс полза to good purpose, with profit/benefitизвлякох голяма полза от това it did me a lot of good* * *по̀лза,ж., -и use, advantage, benefit; interest, favour; usefulness; utility; без \ползаа for nothing; в \ползаа на някого in s.o.’s favour, спорт. (за обрат) to the advantage of, (за шпиониране и пр.) for, on behalf of; говоря/решавам в нечия \ползаа speak/decide in s.o.’s favour; действам в \ползаа на redound to s.o.’s advantage; за обща \ползаа for the general benefit/good; извличам \ползаа benefit (от from, by); извлякох голяма \полза от това it did me a lot of good; каква \ползаа да what is the use of (c ger.); каква \ползаа от … (няма \ползаа) there is no profit in …; нещо остава в \ползаа на държавата s.th. goes to the state; няма \ползаа от no use (c ger.); обществена \ползаа public benefit, public well-being; от \ползаа beneficial, helpful, of use/service/advantage/benefit (за to); принасям малка \ползаа be of little use; присъдата бе в \ползаа на тъжителя the judgement passed for the plaintiff; той даде показания в \ползаа на подсъдимия he gave evidence for the accused; той извлича \ползаа от всяко нещо all is grist that comes to his mill.* * *1. c ПОЛЗА to good purpose, with profit/benefit 2. use, advantage, benefit;interest, favour;usefulness;utility 3. без ПОЛЗА for nothing 4. в ПОЛЗА на някого in s.o.'s favour, (за обрат) сп. to the advantage of, (за шпиониране и пр.) for, on behalf of 5. говори в негова ПОЛЗА it speaks for him 6. говоря/решавам в нечия ПОЛЗА speak/decide in s.o.'s favour 7. действувам в ПОЛЗА на redound to s.o.'s advantage 8. доводи в ПОЛЗА на arguments in favour of, arguments for 9. за обща ПОЛЗА for the general benefit/good 10. извличам ПОЛЗА benefit (от from, by) 11. извлякох голяма ПОЛЗА от това it did me a lot of good 12. каква ПОЛЗА да what is the use of (c ger.)ПОЛЗА каква ПОЛЗА да говорим за това? what is the use of talking about that? 13. каква ПОЛЗА от... ( няма ПОЛЗА) there is no profit in... ;what good will... do? 14. каква ПОЛЗА? what is the use/good? 15. не говори в негова ПОЛЗА it is not to his credit 16. нещо остава в ПОЛЗА на държавата s.th. goes to the state 17. няма ПОЛЗА there is no use, it is useless 18. няма ПОЛЗА от no use (c ger.) 19. няма никаква ПОЛЗА от всички тези неща all those things are quite useless 20. обществена ПОЛЗА public benefit, public well-being 21. от ПОЛЗА beneficial, helpful, of use/ service/advantage/benefit (за to) 22. от съмнителна ПОЛЗА of doubtful utility 23. принасям ПОЛЗА на някого do s.o. good 24. принасям малка ПОЛЗА be of little use 25. присъдата бе в ПОЛЗА на тъжителя the judgement passed for the plaintiff 26. с ПОЛЗА with profit 27. сравнение, което не е в ПОЛЗА на a comparison disparaging to 28. той даде показания в ПОЛЗА на подсъдимия he gave evidence for the accused -
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1. hear evidence2. hearing evidenceБизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > заслушивать показания
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Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > давать показания
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Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > дававший показания
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ДАВАТЬ/ДАТЬ ЗНАТЬ VP usu. this WO1. \Д-3 кому (о чём) (subj: human or collectif there is no prep obj, often foil. by a clause introduced by что, когда etc) to inform s.o. (of sth.): X дал Y-y знать (о Z-e (, что...)) = X let Y know (about Z (that...»X sent word to Y (that...). Попрощались (Гриша и Николай Демьянович) мирно, условились, что Николай Демьянович поглядит, подумает и через денька три-четыре даст знать (Трифонов 1)....The two men (Grisha and Nikolai Demianovich) parted on peaceful terms, with the understanding that Nikolai Demianovich would look over the manuscripts, think about them, and let him know in three or four days (1a).2. \Д-3 (кому) (subj: human or collectfoil. by a что-clause) to make sth. understood (through a gesture, facial expression, mode of behavior etc)X дал (Y-y) знать, что... = X made it clear (plain) that...X let Y know that... X let it be known that... X gave Y to understand that...(by doing sth.) X showed that... Некоторые сотрудники нашей редакции перестали со мной здороваться... Другие мужественно продолжали со мной здороваться, но при этом явно давали знать, что употребляют на это столько душевных сил, что я не должен удивляться, если в скором времени они надорвутся от этой перегрузки (Искандер 4)....Several people on the newspaper staff stopped saying hello to me....Others bravely continued to say hello to me, but made it plain that this took so much spiritual strength that I must not be surprised if they collapsed under the strain before long (4a).Управляющий лёгким поклоном-кивком дал знать, что распоряжение, и при том не без личного удовольствия, принято к сведению (Искандер 3). The bailiff, with a slight bow and a nod, let it be known that the disposition had been noted, and not without personal satisfaction (3a).Подчеркнув абсурдность замечания вождя относительно цыплят, Тенгиз, как бы во избежание кривотолков, дал знать слушателям, что реплика эта представляла из себя только шутку... (Искандер 3). By stressing the absurdity of the Leader's remark about the chickens, Tengiz, as if to prevent false rumors, gave his listeners to understand that this retort was merely a joke... (3a).Анатоль не отпускал англичанина, и, несмотря на то, что тот, кивая, давал знать, что он всё понял, Анатоль переводил ему слова Долохова по-английски (Толстой 4). Anatole did not release him, and though he (the Englishman) kept nodding to show that he understood, Anatole went on translating Dolokhov's words into English (4b).3. ( subj: abstr, usu. a noun denoting some sound, movement etcfoil. by a что-clause) to indicate, evince sth.: X давал знать, что... as X showed that... X gave evidence to the fact that... X was a sign that... (in refer, to s.o. 's unsuccessful attempt(s) to conceal some emotion) X gave away that... -
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• ДАВАТЬ/ДАТЬ ЗНАТЬ[VP; usu. this WO]=====1. давать знать кому (о чём) [subj: human or collect; if there is no prep obj, often foll. by a clause introduced by что, когда etc]⇒ to inform s.o. (of sth.):- X sent word to Y (that...).♦ Попрощались [Гриша и Николай Демьянович] мирно, условились, что Николай Демьянович поглядит, подумает и через денька три-четыре даст знать (Трифонов 1)....The two men [Grisha and Nikolai Demianovich] parted on peaceful terms, with the understanding that Nikolai Demianovich would look over the manuscripts, think about them, and let him know in three or four days (1a).⇒ to make sth. understood (through a gesture, facial expression, mode of behavior etc):- X let Y know that...;- X let it be known that...;- X gave Y to understand that...;- (by doing sth.) X showed that...♦ Некоторые сотрудники нашей редакции перестали со мной здороваться... Другие мужественно продолжали со мной здороваться, но при этом явно давали знать, что употребляют на это столько душевных сил, что я не должен удивляться, если в скором времени они надорвутся от этой перегрузки (Искандер 4)....Several people on the newspaper staff stopped saying hello to me....Others bravely continued to say hello to me, but made it plain that this took so much spiritual strength that I must not be surprised if they collapsed under the strain before long (4a).♦ Управляющий лёгким поклоном-кивком дал знать, что распоряжение, и при том не без личного удовольствия, принято к сведению (Искандер 3). The bailiff, with a slight bow and a nod, let it be known that the disposition had been noted, and not without personal satisfaction (3a).♦ Подчеркнув абсурдность замечания вождя относительно цыплят, Тенгиз, как бы во избежание кривотолков, дал знать слушателям, что реплика эта представляла из себя только шутку... (Искандер 3). By stressing the absurdity of the Leader's remark about the chickens, Tengiz, as if to prevent false rumors, gave his listeners to understand that this retort was merely a joke... (За).♦ Анатоль не отпускал англичанина, и, несмотря на то, что тот, кивая, давал знать, что он всё понял, Анатоль переводил ему слова Долохова по-английски (Толстой 4). Anatole did not release him, and though he [the Englishman] kept nodding to show that he understood, Anatole went on translating Dolokhov's words into English (4b).3. [subj: abstr, usu. a noun denoting some sound, movement etc; foll. by a что-clause]⇒ to indicate, evince (sth.):- X gave evidence to the fact that... ;- X was a sign that...;- [in refer, to s.o.'s unsuccessful attempt(s) to conceal some emotion] X gave away that...Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > давать знать
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• ДАВАТЬ/ДАТЬ ЗНАТЬ[VP; usu. this WO]=====1. дать знать кому (о чём) [subj: human or collect; if there is no prep obj, often foll. by a clause introduced by что, когда etc]⇒ to inform s.o. (of sth.):- X sent word to Y (that...).♦ Попрощались [Гриша и Николай Демьянович] мирно, условились, что Николай Демьянович поглядит, подумает и через денька три-четыре даст знать (Трифонов 1)....The two men [Grisha and Nikolai Demianovich] parted on peaceful terms, with the understanding that Nikolai Demianovich would look over the manuscripts, think about them, and let him know in three or four days (1a).⇒ to make sth. understood (through a gesture, facial expression, mode of behavior etc):- X let Y know that...;- X let it be known that...;- X gave Y to understand that...;- (by doing sth.) X showed that...♦ Некоторые сотрудники нашей редакции перестали со мной здороваться... Другие мужественно продолжали со мной здороваться, но при этом явно давали знать, что употребляют на это столько душевных сил, что я не должен удивляться, если в скором времени они надорвутся от этой перегрузки (Искандер 4)....Several people on the newspaper staff stopped saying hello to me....Others bravely continued to say hello to me, but made it plain that this took so much spiritual strength that I must not be surprised if they collapsed under the strain before long (4a).♦ Управляющий лёгким поклоном-кивком дал знать, что распоряжение, и при том не без личного удовольствия, принято к сведению (Искандер 3). The bailiff, with a slight bow and a nod, let it be known that the disposition had been noted, and not without personal satisfaction (3a).♦ Подчеркнув абсурдность замечания вождя относительно цыплят, Тенгиз, как бы во избежание кривотолков, дал знать слушателям, что реплика эта представляла из себя только шутку... (Искандер 3). By stressing the absurdity of the Leader's remark about the chickens, Tengiz, as if to prevent false rumors, gave his listeners to understand that this retort was merely a joke... (За).♦ Анатоль не отпускал англичанина, и, несмотря на то, что тот, кивая, давал знать, что он всё понял, Анатоль переводил ему слова Долохова по-английски (Толстой 4). Anatole did not release him, and though he [the Englishman] kept nodding to show that he understood, Anatole went on translating Dolokhov's words into English (4b).3. [subj: abstr, usu. a noun denoting some sound, movement etc; foll. by a что-clause]⇒ to indicate, evince (sth.):- X gave evidence to the fact that... ;- X was a sign that...;- [in refer, to s.o.'s unsuccessful attempt(s) to conceal some emotion] X gave away that...Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > дать знать
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20 beri tanda-tanda
give evidence of, gave evidence of, given evidence of, giving evidence of
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