guarantee; to guarantee; to ensure; to safeguard; to pledge; CL:個|个[ge4]
trad. 保證
Also written 保證【bǎo zhèng】
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guarantee; to guarantee; to ensure; to safeguard; to pledge; CL:個|个[ge4]
trad. 保證
Also written 保證【bǎo zhèng】
to bear witness; to testify; to serve as evidence
to be witness to; witness; evidence
identity card; ID
a pass (authority to enter); a laissez-passer or safe conduct
license; authorization; permit
visa; to issue a visa
to inspect and verify; experimental verification; to validate (a theory); to authenticate
to testify; to give evidence
to admonish; variant of 證|证[zheng4]
to authenticate; to approve
to collect evidence
appraisal; verification; authentication; forensic investigation
material evidence
to check; to verify
incriminating evidence
perjury
variant of 身份證|身份证[shen1 fen4 zheng4]
to prove a point; to expound on; to demonstrate or prove (through argument); proof
variant of 作證|作证[zuo4 zheng4]
driver's license
to notarize; notarization
witness testimony
to do textual research; to make textual criticism; to verify by means of research (esp. historical details); to take an exam to get a certificate (abbr. for 考取證件|考取证件[kao3 qu3 zheng4 jian4])
Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE), abbr. for 上海證券交易所|上海证券交易所[Shang4 hai3 Zheng4 quan4 Jiao1 yi4 suo3]
to offer evidence
written evidence
evidence
evidence; proof; to confirm; corroboration
example; case in point
false testimony
to call for the issue of a letter of credit (international trade)
proof; certificate; receipt; voucher
to apply for a certificate, permit, license or ID; (as an official or authority) to process or issue a certificate, permit etc
(international trade) documentation (e.g. a bill of lading)
to confirm; to corroborate; to verify; proof; evidence
disproof; rebuttal; reductio ad absurdum
sole evidence
actual proof; concrete evidence; empirical
confrontation
witness (in a law suit)
to cite; to quote; to cite as evidence
to verify; (math.) Q.E.D.
to renew a certificate (ID card etc); to leave an ID at the desk to gain entrance
to deliver (a diploma, license etc); to qualify
to gather evidence (in a criminal case)
circumstantial evidence
clear proof
warrant (finance)
verification; inspection