"evidence" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

evidence rzeczownik

rzeczownik + evidence

Kolokacji: 72

documentary evidence • DNA evidence • evidence of one's existence • evidence of one's presence • evidence of one's involvement • ...

evidence + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 9

evidence base • evidence bag • evidence room • evidence system • evidence locker • ...

evidence + czasownik

Kolokacji: 85

evidence suggests • evidence shows • evidence supports • evidence indicates • evidence exists • evidence linking • evidence points • ...

czasownik + evidence

Kolokacji: 129

provide evidence • present evidence • collect evidence • destroy evidence • uncover evidence • cite evidence • find evidence • ...

Kolokacji: 66

Grup znaczeniowych: 19

Kolokacji: 14

Kolokacji: 10

1. present evidence = obecne dowody present evidence

2. uncover evidence = odkryj dowody uncover evidence

3. show evidence = dowody widowiska show evidence

4. reveal evidence = wyjaw zeznania reveal evidence

5. hide evidence = ukryj dowody hide evidence

6. conceal evidence = ukrywać dowody conceal evidence

7. disclose evidence = ujawnij dowody disclose evidence

And that was just to start the process of disclosing evidence.
You'll be in serious trouble for not disclosing valuable evidence.
Federal investigators have sometimes opposed disclosing such evidence in public to protect their techniques for such operations.
Government lawyers might disclose secret evidence to immigration judges when the cases reach the phase of full deportation hearings.
This may raise serious questions about the way in which the police operated and their failure or unwillingness to disclose evidence.
The prosecutor must disclose exculpatory evidence known only to the police.
So there is very little real incentive to disclose exculpatory evidence, aside from any individual or personal sense of ethics they may have.
Indeed, he said, the Government has abandoned similar proceedings in other cases to avoid disclosing classified evidence.
It is seen as a fundamental principle of justice, and grants a protection from disclosing evidence.
A report to be published today discloses surprising evidence that some ancient birds, unlike modern ones, may have been cold-blooded.