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ср.proof, evidence; argument ( довод); demonstration; мн. ч. case (доводы, аргументы)приводить доказательства — to adduce/furnish evidence, to give/show proofs
бесспорное доказательство — incontestable proof, indisputable proof; decisive evidence, unambiguous/unassailable proof (of)
в доказательство — as proof (of), in witness (of)
веское доказательство — strong evidence, good probative evidence
наглядное доказательство — visual proof/evidence; visual/graphic demonstration
убедительное доказательство — compelling/strong evidence, convincing proof
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22 доказательство доказательств·о
proof, evidence; (свидетельство) testimony; (довод) argumentпредставлять доказательства — to present / to furnish / to offer / to supply evidence, to furnish proofs / testimony
представить в качестве доказательства — to offer (smth.) into evidence
приводить доказательства — to adduce evidence, to give / to furnish proofs
веское доказательство — ample / valid evidence / proof
вещественные доказательства — material evidence, exhibit; corpus delicti лат.
ещё одно яркое доказательство — another striking demonstration (of), another eloquent testimony (to)
косвенные доказательства — circumstantial / indirect evidence
неопровержимое доказательство — conclus-ive / irresistable evidence, firm proof
неоспоримое доказательство — irresistable / inquestionable proof, indisputable evidence
сфабрикованные / фальсифицированные доказательства — fabricated / faked-up evidence
убедительное доказательство — sound / strong evidence
доказательство, что данное лицо является англичанином — presentment of Englishry
в доказательство — in witness (of)
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