英语词汇“testify”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

testify

/ˈtɛstɪfʌɪ

verb (testifies, testifying, testified) [no object]

1Give evidence as a witness in a law court: he testified against his own commander [with clause]: two guards testified that he was one of the assailants...

Indeed, the only witnesses who testified at the trial were the two plaintiffs themselves.
All three witnesses have testified that they have not discussed their evidence with each other.
The lawyer who is a necessary witness should testify and entrust the conduct of the case to another lawyer.

Synonyms

give evidence, bear witness, be a witness, give one's testimony, attest

technical make a deposition

Scottish archaic depone

attest, swear, state on oath, state, declare, assert, affirm, avow, aver, certify;

allege, profess, submit, claim

technical depose

rare asseverate

1.1Serve as evidence or proof that something exists or is the case: the bleak lines testify to inner torment...

At every ground there were sell-outs and lock-outs to testify to the greatness of Gallaher's team.
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church could also testify to a person's Bulgarian descent.
They all testify to your outstanding clinical skills and unparalleled commitment to the welfare of children.

Synonyms

be evidence/proof of, attest to, confirm, evidence, prove, corroborate, substantiate, bear out;

show, demonstrate, witness to, establish, indicate, reveal, bespeak;

vouch for

Derivatives

testifier

/ˈtɛstɪfʌɪə/ noun ...

Arthur Miller is one of the supreme testifiers to the terrible fall where lack of values may lead: the burning of the innocent; the eradication of wisdom and truth.
The testifiers are identified by year of birth and place of origin.
The moral economy that operated during the hearings is indicated by the fact that commissioners were not uncomfortable if testifiers wept while giving evidence but that they did not like them to become angry.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin testificari, from testis 'a witness'.

单词	testify
释义	testify /ˈtɛstɪfʌɪ / verb (testifies, testifying, testified) [no object] 1Give evidence as a witness in a law court: he testified against his own commander [with clause]: two guards testified that he was one of the assailants... Indeed, the only witnesses who testified at the trial were the two plaintiffs themselves. All three witnesses have testified that they have not discussed their evidence with each other. The lawyer who is a necessary witness should testify and entrust the conduct of the case to another lawyer. Synonyms give evidence, bear witness, be a witness, give one's testimony, attest technical make a deposition Scottish archaic depone attest, swear, state on oath, state, declare, assert, affirm, avow, aver, certify; allege, profess, submit, claim technical depose rare asseverate 1.1Serve as evidence or proof that something exists or is the case: the bleak lines testify to* inner torment... At every ground there were sell-outs and lock-outs to testify to the greatness of Gallaher's team. The Bulgarian Orthodox Church could also testify to a person's Bulgarian descent. They all testify to your outstanding clinical skills and unparalleled commitment to the welfare of children. Synonyms be evidence/proof of, attest to, confirm, evidence, prove, corroborate, substantiate, bear out; show, demonstrate, witness to, establish, indicate, reveal, bespeak; vouch for Derivatives testifier /ˈtɛstɪfʌɪə/ noun ... Arthur Miller is one of the supreme testifiers to the terrible fall where lack of values may lead: the burning of the innocent; the eradication of wisdom and truth. The testifiers are identified by year of birth and place of origin. The moral economy that operated during the hearings is indicated by the fact that commissioners were not uncomfortable if testifiers wept while giving evidence but that they did not like them to become angry. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin testificari, from testis* 'a witness'.
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