forensic

forensic 基本解释

adj.  法医的; 法庭的; 与法庭有关的; 用于法庭的
n.  辩论练习; 辩论学; 辩论术

forensic 词性变化

复数：forensics

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forensic 词组短语

• forensic chemistry
• forensic pathology
• forensic pharmacy
• forensic physician
• forensic psychiatry
• forensic science
• forensic serology
• forensic speech
• forensic surgery
• forensic thanatology

forensic 详细解释

adj.

1. 法医的
   connected with the scientific tests used by the police when trying to solve a crime
   1. forensic evidence/medicine/science/tests
      法医证据 / 学 / 科学 / 检验
   2. the forensic laboratory
      法医检验室
   3. a forensic pathologist
      法医病理学家
2. 法庭的；与法庭有关的；用于法庭的
   connected with or used in court
   1. a forensic psychiatrist (= one who examines people who have been accused of a crime)
      司法精神病学家

forensic 双语例句

1. 1、 They were convicted on forensic evidence alone.
   仅凭着法医证据，他们就被判有罪。
2. 2、 forensic experts were called in
   法医专家被请来。
3. 3、 Factual and forensic evidence makes a suicide verdict the most compelling answer to the mystery of his death
   事实证据和法庭证据使得自杀成为解开他死因之谜的最令人信服的答案。
4. 4、 As is the custom, police forensic experts carried out a painstaking search of the debris.
   像往常一样，警方的法医专家对残骸进行了仔细的查看。
5. 5、 The forensic scientists who carried out the original tests will be called to give evidence
   进行最初化验的法医学家将被传唤到庭作证。
6. 6、 forensic scientists are examining what police believe to have been the bombers 'car.
   法医学家正在对一辆警方怀疑属于投弹者的汽车进行仔细检查。
7. 7、 forensic evidence points the finger of suspicion firmly at him.
   法医的证据将怀疑的矛头明确地指向了他。
8. 8、 forensic experts searched the area for clues.
   法医专家勘查了这个区域，以寻找线索。
9. 9、 He won admiration for his forensic skills in cross-examining ministers.
   他在盘问几位部长时表现出的问案技巧为他赢得了赞赏。
10. 10、 A forensic team was hunting for clues
    法医小组正在寻找线索。
11. 11、 Apart from criminal investigation techniques, students learn forensic medicine, philosophy and logic.
    除罪案调查技巧外，学生们还要学习法医学、哲学和逻辑学。
12. 12、 forensic experts carried out a painstaking search of the debris.
    法医专家对残骸进行了极其仔细的搜索。
13. 13、 Scientists in search of a challenging career could do worse than consider forensic science.
    寻求富有挑战性的事业的科学家不妨考虑一下法医学。
14. 14、 The study was published in the Journal of forensic Sciences.
    这项研究发现刊登在《法医学杂志》上。
15. 15、 I'm getting a degree in forensic anthropology.
    我拿到了法院人类学的学位。
16. 16、 You have a degree in forensic science?
    你在法医科学方面有学位吗？
17. 17、 Objective To explore the application of spectral imaging to forensic science.
    目的研究运用光谱成像技术进行物证形态检验的可能性和方法。
18. 18、 Objective To study the relationship of the costal cartilage ossification with age and provide data for forensic science.
    目的探讨肋软骨骨化与年龄和性别的关系，为法医人类学提供数据。
19. 19、 forensic medicine: Science of applying medical knowledge to legal questions.
    法医学：应用医学知识解决法律问题的科学。
20. 20、 In recent years, Low Copy Number biological evidence plays an increasingly important position in forensic DNA analysis.
    近年来，低拷贝模板类生物物证受到广泛关注并在法医DNA分析中占有了越来越重要的地位。
21. 21、 The nuclear forensic analysis has already become a special, up-to-date sphere of learning.
    核取证分析技术已形成了一门特殊的，新的学术研究领域。
22. 22、 The law has been made obsolete by new developments in forensic science.
    法医学方面的新发展使该法过时。
23. 23、 forensic tests reportedly showed that propofol, acting together with at least two sedatives, to cause his death.
    法医测试报告显示，异丙酚和其他至少两种镇静剂一起，导致了杰克逊的死亡。
24. 24、 The main areas of specialization of forensic accounting include fraud investigation and litigation support.
    法务会计的业务领域主要包括舞弊调查和诉讼支持。
25. 25、 forensic experts searched the house.
    法医专家搜查了这幢房子。
26. 26、 His defence team had come up with new forensic evidence.
    他的辩护律师团出示了新的法医学证据。
27. 27、 forensic science is a growth industry.
    法医学是一个发展中的产业。
28. 28、 The part four is forensic accounting development strategy of our country.
    第四部分是我国法务会计的发展策略。
29. 29、 I read the other reports, all the other forensic analysis.
    我读了其他所有的法医报告。
30. 30、 I can refer you to a forensic accountant.
    我帮你们介绍个法务会计。

forensic 英英释义

adj

1. used or applied in the investigation and establishment of facts or evidence in a court of law
   1. forensic photograph
   2. forensic ballistics

2. of, relating to, or used in public debate or argument