evidence in Japanese
evidence in Japanese is 証拠 — evidence means facts, objects, or information that support a claim or help prove something is true.
evidence in Japanese
証拠
Pronounced: shōko
What does "evidence" mean?
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noun Facts, objects, or information that support a claim or help prove something is true.
"The detective gathered enough evidence to make an arrest."
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noun Material or testimony formally presented in a court case to prove or disprove a fact.
"The murder weapon was submitted as evidence at trial."
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verb To show or indicate that something is true.
"The bruises evidenced a struggle."
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evidence in a sentence
- The detective gathered enough evidence to make an arrest.
- There is no scientific evidence that the treatment works.
- The murder weapon was submitted as evidence at trial.
- A lawyer must decide which evidence the jury should see.
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What is "evidence" in Japanese?
"evidence" in Japanese is 証拠. evidence means: Facts, objects, or information that support a claim or help prove something is true.
How do you pronounce 証拠?
"evidence" in Japanese is 証拠, pronounced "shōko".
How do you use "evidence" in a sentence?
Example: "The detective gathered enough evidence to make an arrest." In Japanese, "evidence" is 証拠.
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