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1 der Beweis
- {argument} lý lẽ, sự tranh cãi, sự tranh luận, tóm tắt, Argumen - {averment} sự xác nhận, sự khẳng định, sự quả quyết, chứng cớ để xác minh - {confirmation} sự chứng thực, sự thừa nhận, sự phê chuẩn, sự làm vững chắc, sự củng cố, sự làm cho nhiễm sâu thêm, lễ kiên tín - {demonstration} sự thể hiện, sự biểu hiện, sự chứng minh, sự thuyết minh, luận chứng, cuộc biểu tình, cuộc biểu tình tuần hành, cuộc biểu dương lực lượng, cuộc thao diễn - {evidence} tính hiển nhiên, tính rõ ràng, tính rõ rệt, chứng, chứng cớ, bằng chứng, dấu hiệu, chứng chỉ - {proof} sự thử, sự thử thách, sự thử súng, sự thử chất nổ, nơi thử súng, nơi thử chất nổ, ống thử, bản in thử, tiêu chuẩn, nồng độ của rượu cất, sự xét sử, tính không xuyên qua được - tính chịu đựng - {taken} sự cầm, sự nắm, sự lấy, chầu, mẻ, tiền thu, cảnh quay - {witness} sự làm chứng, bằng cớ, vật làm chứng, lời khai làm chứng, người chứng kiến eyes witness), nhân chứng, người làm chứng, người chứng nhận = der Beweis [für] {testimony [to]; token [of]}+ = als Beweis {by way of proof}+ = ein Beweis {a piece of evidence}+ = zum Beweis [für] {in token [of]}+ = zum Beweis von {in proof of}+ = der sichtbare Beweis {ocular demonstration}+ = der schlagende Beweis {convincing proof}+ = der lückenlose Beweis {close argument}+ = als Beweis dienend {probative}+ = als Beweis zulassen {to admit in evidence}+ = einen Beweis liefern {to afford a proof}+ = der hundertprozentige Beweis {absolute proof}+ = etwas unter Beweis stellen {to give evidence of something}+ = den Beweis für etwas erbringen {to furnish evidence of something}+ = sein Können unter Beweis stellen {to put one's ability to the test}+
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