hearsay + noun
hearsay 常与 evidence, testimony 等词连用。
The court excluded hearsay evidence.
法院排除了传闻证据。
间接听来的,非直接得知的
间接听来的,非直接得知的
heard through another rather than directly
I have only hearsay evidence about the accident, so I can't confirm what really happened.
关于那场事故，我只有间接听来的证据，所以无法确认真正发生了什么。
用法提示：此处 hearsay 作形容词修饰 evidence，表示‘间接听来的’。
AI contextual example
The manager dismissed the hearsay report because no one had witnessed the incident directly.
经理驳回了那份道听途说的报告，因为没有人直接目击该事件。
用法提示：hearsay 作定语形容词，说明‘道听途说的’信息。
AI contextual example
She refused to act on hearsay information, preferring to wait for official confirmation.
她拒绝根据间接听来的信息采取行动，宁愿等待官方确认。
用法提示：hearsay 作形容词修饰 information，意为‘间接得知的’。
AI contextual example
hearsay 常与 evidence, testimony 等词连用。
The court excluded hearsay evidence.
法院排除了传闻证据。
作为形容词，hearsay 常用于法律语境。
That statement is hearsay.
那个陈述是传闻。
grammar · medium
易错句子This is a hearsay.
正确表达This is hearsay.
hearsay 在此处是形容词（或不可数名词），不可加不定冠词 'a'。
grammar · medium
易错句子I know it hearsay.
正确表达I know it by hearsay.
hearsay 不能直接用作副词，表示‘通过传闻’应使用介词短语 'by hearsay'。
拼写和发音与hearsay相似但含义完全不同
拼写相近，但hearsay强调传闻，而hearing指正式听证或听觉
传闻证据
The judge refused to admit hearsay evidence.
法官拒绝采纳传闻证据。
传闻证词
The defense argued that her statement was hearsay testimony.
辩方辩称她的陈述是传闻证词。
传闻规则
The hearsay rule excludes out-of-court statements from trial.
传闻规则将庭外陈述排除在审判之外。
传闻陈述
A hearsay statement is inadmissible unless it falls under an exception.
传闻陈述不可采纳，除非它属于例外情况。
hear（听） + say（说）；由两个动词构成，指“听人说的、非亲身经历”。相关词：hearing（听力）、said（说过的）、saying（话语；谚语）。
法庭上常讨论传闻证据是否可采。
传闻指证人转述他人所言，而非亲身经历。
传闻证据常在审判中被争辩。
传闻不是直接证词，而是转述的证言。
传闻规则主要在法庭程序中适用。
传闻证据
The judge ruled that hearsay evidence was not admissible.
法官裁定传闻证据不予采纳。
通过传闻
I only know about the incident by hearsay.
我只是通过传闻得知此事。
纯粹的传闻
That report is mere hearsay, so don't trust it.
那份报道纯属传闻，不要相信。
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