substantiate

及物动词用事实支持（某主张、说法等），证实; 使具体（实体）化

1. 证实,加强：substantial 大体上,实质,真质的,重大,相当大,坚实 | substantiate 证实,加强 | substitute 代替,代替物,代替者

2. 证实：substantial物质的a | substantiate证实v | supercilious目中无人的

3. 实体化：substantially 实质上 | substantiate 实体化 | substantiation 实体化

4. 证实;证明...有根据：substantially 相当地;可观地 | substantiate 证实;证明...有根据 | substitute 代替人 vt.用...代替

1. 证实;证明
    To substantiate a statement or a story means to supply evidence which proves that it is true.

    e.g. There is little scientific evidence to substantiate the claims.
           这些主张几乎找不到科学依据来证实。

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1. The local government gave a figure more than twice that amount, but offered no casualty list or other information to substantiate it.

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2. The Medical Board of California said it is investigating the births " to see if we can substantiate a violation of the standard of care ".

3. In addition, which government agency is authoritative enough to substantiate an offender's poverty claim?

4. The spokesman also said there was no evidence to substantiate the abuse claims.

5. substantiate的翻译

5. " We've heard these reports but we're not aware of anything that would substantiate them, " the official said.

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6. The German government said it was not immediately able to substantiate Iraqi police reports that the experts were German.

7. When a situation escalates, you will need actual proof to substantiate your claim.

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8. " I know of nothing that would substantiate such a claim, " McCormack said.

9. Plame's husband went to the country on the CIA's behalf to check into the claim and reported he could not substantiate it.

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