Definition of smoking gun in English:

smoking gun

noun

A piece of incontrovertible incriminating evidence.
the trial's long-awaited smoking gun failed to surface
Example sentencesExamples
- There are no smoking guns, but there's a nexus of circumstantial evidence behind most of the stories the sport throws up.
- We knew from the Columbia Investigation there were likely to be few smoking guns; the evidence was mostly public testimony and clarified during various news conferences during and after the hearings.
- Yes, I think ultimately the White House is going to have to show some concrete evidence, a smoking gun.
- Certainly, there was no evidence given today that was really a legal smoking gun, if you will.
- Each new revelation was the smoking gun that was going to end his presidency.

Definition of smoking gun in US English:

smoking gun

nounˌsmōkiNG ˈɡənˌsmoʊkɪŋ ˈɡən

A piece of incontrovertible incriminating evidence.
the trial's long-awaited smoking gun failed to surface
Example sentencesExamples
- We knew from the Columbia Investigation there were likely to be few smoking guns; the evidence was mostly public testimony and clarified during various news conferences during and after the hearings.
- Certainly, there was no evidence given today that was really a legal smoking gun, if you will.
- Yes, I think ultimately the White House is going to have to show some concrete evidence, a smoking gun.
- There are no smoking guns, but there's a nexus of circumstantial evidence behind most of the stories the sport throws up.
- Each new revelation was the smoking gun that was going to end his presidency.

单词	smoking gun
释义	Definition of smoking gun in English: smoking gun noun A piece of incontrovertible incriminating evidence. the trial's long-awaited smoking gun failed to surface Example sentencesExamples There are no smoking guns, but there's a nexus of circumstantial evidence behind most of the stories the sport throws up. We knew from the Columbia Investigation there were likely to be few smoking guns; the evidence was mostly public testimony and clarified during various news conferences during and after the hearings. Yes, I think ultimately the White House is going to have to show some concrete evidence, a smoking gun. Certainly, there was no evidence given today that was really a legal smoking gun, if you will. Each new revelation was the smoking gun that was going to end his presidency. Definition of smoking gun in US English: smoking gun nounˌsmōkiNG ˈɡənˌsmoʊkɪŋ ˈɡən A piece of incontrovertible incriminating evidence. the trial's long-awaited smoking gun failed to surface Example sentencesExamples We knew from the Columbia Investigation there were likely to be few smoking guns; the evidence was mostly public testimony and clarified during various news conferences during and after the hearings. Certainly, there was no evidence given today that was really a legal smoking gun, if you will. Yes, I think ultimately the White House is going to have to show some concrete evidence, a smoking gun. There are no smoking guns, but there's a nexus of circumstantial evidence behind most of the stories the sport throws up. Each new revelation was the smoking gun that was going to end his presidency.
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