corroborate /corroborate/1establish or strengthen as with new evidence or facts
同义词：confirm / sustain / substantiate / support / affirm2give evidence for
同义词：validate
To confirm, support, make more certain or believable: “Six witnesses
corroborated the victim's account of the crime.” Corroborate comes from a Latin verb meaning to strengthen. In modern
use corroborate means to strengthen by providing additional evidence or
proof. When you corroborate a story, you strengthen it, support it, help to
establish it as true.
Authenticate, verify, substantiate, and corroborate all mean to confirm in
slightly different ways.
To authenticate is to establish something as authentic or genuine: You
authenticate a document, a signature, or a work of art.
To verify is to establish as true, confirm the accuracy of: Reporters have
a responsibility to verify facts and quotations.
To substantiate is to support by supplying reliable evidence or proof:
Scholars and scientists must substantiate their theories. The investigation
uncovered several key facts that substantiated the case against the
company.
To corroborate is to substantiate what someone else has said by
supplying additional evidence or proof. When you corroborate another
person's statement, you make it more certain or believable.
robor, robust= strength, power 力量 corroboratev.
Synonym: confirm sustain substantiate support affirm
to provide evidence or information that supports a statement, theory, etc.
corroborating evidence确凿的证据
To corroborate something that has been said or reported means to provide evidence or information that supports it.
It appeared that what he said went to corroborate my account. 看来他所说的和我叙述的相符。
Officials say they are trying to corroborate information they received that one or more attackers might have entered the United States in the past few days to carry out attacks.
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corroborate: to confirm or give support to (a statement, theory, or finding) 证实; 证明; 支持（陈述、理论或发现）
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corroborate /corroborate/1establish or strengthen as with new evidence or facts 同义词：confirm / sustain / substantiate / support / affirm2give evidence for 同义词：validate
王二狗Mark
To confirm, support, make more certain or believable: “Six witnesses corroborated the victim's account of the crime.” Corroborate comes from a Latin verb meaning to strengthen. In modern use corroborate means to strengthen by providing additional evidence or proof. When you corroborate a story, you strengthen it, support it, help to establish it as true. Authenticate, verify, substantiate, and corroborate all mean to confirm in slightly different ways. To authenticate is to establish something as authentic or genuine: You authenticate a document, a signature, or a work of art.
王二狗Mark
To verify is to establish as true, confirm the accuracy of: Reporters have a responsibility to verify facts and quotations. To substantiate is to support by supplying reliable evidence or proof: Scholars and scientists must substantiate their theories. The investigation uncovered several key facts that substantiated the case against the company. To corroborate is to substantiate what someone else has said by supplying additional evidence or proof. When you corroborate another person's statement, you make it more certain or believable.
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robor, robust= strength, power 力量 corroboratev. Synonym: confirm sustain substantiate support affirm to provide evidence or information that supports a statement, theory, etc. corroborating evidence确凿的证据 To corroborate something that has been said or reported means to provide evidence or information that supports it. It appeared that what he said went to corroborate my account. 看来他所说的和我叙述的相符。 Officials say they are trying to corroborate information they received that one or more attackers might have entered the United States in the past few days to carry out attacks.