circumstantial 详细解释

circumstantial

[.sə:kəm'stænʃəl]

adj.依情况而定的, 详细的

a.

1. 与情况有关的; 依情况而定的

You can't convict him merely on circumstantial evidence.

你不能仅凭间接证据判他有罪。

2. 非主要的; 偶然的

3. 详尽的, 详细的

a circumstantial account of what happened

对所发生之事的详尽叙述

4. 排场大的; 礼仪的

词形变化

副词: circumstantially |

词义辨析

同义:

a.按情况推测的, 看情形的

deduced  presumed  inferential  conjectural

a.偶然的, 不测的

incidental  contingent  adventitious  accidental  fortuitous  chance  indirect  extrinsic  extraneous  secondary  conditional  external  collateral  ancillary

a.详细的, 精确的

particular  detailed  precise  exact  accurate  exhaustive  

英英释义

形容词 circumstantial:

fully detailed and specific about particulars

补充

circumstantialcircumstantial英:[ˌsə:kəmˈstænʃəl] 美:[ˌsɚkəmˈstænʃəl]adj.1.(指描述)详细的2.(指证据)有充分细节却无法证实的

例句

1. Women are more likely to cite socioeconomic-circumstantial factors than men.与男人相比, 女人更倾向于举出一些与社会经济条件有关的因素。 2. a circumstantial account of the attack对那起袭击的详尽描述 3. I have a reservation about the need for quite as much circumstantial detail.我对了解那么多次要细节的必要性持保留意见。 4. They were skilled at inventing circumstantial details.他们很善于虚构次要细节。 5. the picture was so circumstantial that it began to be convincing.描述得如此详尽,有点令人信服了。 6. circumstantial evidence间接证据 7. The evidence is purely circumstantial.这项证据纯属旁证。 8. The case against him is circumstantial.对他不利的案情是间接推测的。 9. a circumstantial account of the meeting详细的会议记录