attesting

英 [əˈtestɪŋ]

美 [əˈtestɪŋ]

v.  证实; 是…的证据; 作证，证明(如在法庭上)
attest的现在分词

法律

柯林斯词典

• VERB 说明，表示，证明（某事属实）
  Toattestsomething orattest tosomething means to say, show, or prove that it is true.
  1. Police records attest to his long history of violence...
     警方记录证明他有长期从事暴力活动的前科。
  2. I can personally attest that the cold and flu season is here...
     感冒和流感季节来了，对此我有切身体会。
  3. His beautifully illustrated book well attested his love of the university.
     他那本带有精美插图的书见证了他对大学的热爱。

双语例句

• Therefore, the server should try to avoid the simple depending on attesting client's degree by address.
  因此，服务器应尽量避免采用单纯依靠地址认证来确认客户身份的方法。
• A.7 A letter attesting that the nationality of the carrying vessel has been approved by the Buyer.
  运货船只的国籍已经买主批准的书信一封。
• The Attesting and Application of an Inequation
  一个不等式的证明与应用
• All evidence attesting to the reason for your overstay.
  所有关于你在中国逾期逗留的原因的证明材料。
• Jove gives his promise, and confirms it with the irrevocable oath, attesting the river styx, terrible to the gods themselves.
  朱庇特应允了，还发誓绝不食言，且指定冥河斯提克斯众神听了都要发抖的名字做他的监誓人。
• Attesting the Constitutional Housing Rights in China: Based on the Argument, Norm and Method of Unenumerated Constitutional Rights
  论住宅权在我国宪法规范上的证立&以未列举宪法权利证立的论据、规范与方法为思路
• First, plaintiff had attempted to comply with Sierra Club by filing affidavits attesting to use of the affected lands by some of its members.
  第一、原告试图按照赛拉俱乐部的方式，通过提供宣誓书，证明其成员使用了被征用的土地。
• Thereinafter the author expounds on the necessity of attesting appraisal conclusion from two aspects: the attributes of appraisal conclusion and the evidential status of it.
  笔者认为该词并非泊来品，而是来自于中国民事审判方式改革并逐渐进入刑事审判领域。其次，笔者从鉴定结论的属性和证据地位两个角度阐述了对其进行科学认证的必要性。
• The differences of law attributes of electronic evidence, has direct impact to evidential value and attesting ability of electronic evidence, also has direct impact to the way method that electronic evidence keeps intact.
  电子证据的法律属性不同，直接影响电子证据的证据力和证明能力，也直接影响电子证据保全的方式方法。
• Bearing the signature of a witness attesting to something's legality. ( of facts, evidence, etc) be contrary to ( sth); conflict with
  经受了证据证实某事的合法性。（指事实、证据等）与（某事物）相反，或相矛盾