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circumstantial美 [.sɜrkəm'stænʃ(ə)l] 英 [.sɜː(r)kəm'stænʃ(ə)l] - adj.按情况推测的；视情况而定的；间接的
- 网络不重要；详细的；偶然的
Adj.+n. circumstantial evidence adj. incidental,contingent,indirect,inferred,conditional 1. | 按情况推测的；视情况而定的；间接的containing information and details that strongly suggest that sth is true but do not prove it |
| circumstantial evidence 情况证据 | | The case against him was largely circumstantial. 对他不利的案情大多为间接推测的。 |
2. | 与特定条件（或环境、情况）有关的connected with particular circumstances |
| Their problems were circumstantial rather than personal. 他们的困难是环境而非个人所致。 |
adj. | 1. containing or based on facts that allow a court to deduce that somebody is guilty without conclusive proof 2. related to particular circumstances 3. with a great deal of formality and ceremony 4. thorough and very detailed 5. circumstantial evidence makes it seem likely that something is true but does not prove it 1. containing or based on facts that allow a court to deduce that somebody is guilty without conclusive proof 2. related to particular circumstances 3. with a great deal of formality and ceremony 4. thorough and very detailed 5. circumstantial evidence makes it seem likely that something is true but does not prove it |
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