corroborates

英 [kəˈrɒbəreɪts]

美 [kəˈrɑːbəreɪts]

v.  证实，确证(陈述、理论等)
corroborate的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 证实;确证
  Tocorroboratesomething that has been said or reported means to provide evidence or information that supports it.
  1. I had access to a wide range of documents which corroborated the story...
     我能够查阅证实这一说法的大量文件。
  2. Alice corroborated what Blair had said.
     艾丽斯证实了布莱尔所说的。

双语例句

• This finding corroborates the link between the merger process and the formation of globulars.
  这项发现确认了星系融合过程与球状星团形成之间的关联。
• Historical evidence corroborates some of these events.
  历史证据证实其中的一些活动。
• It corroborates that carbon dioxide can remain the active state of catalyst surface and speed the rates of methanol decomposition and methanol synthesis reactions.
  认为二氧化碳的存在能保持催化剂表面的活性状态，促进甲醇分解与合成的速率。
• A nonlinear finite element method analysis is conducted that corroborates the results from the experimental study and inelastic section analysis.
  用弹塑性截面分析法、非线性有限元法计算了梁的承载力与挠度，理论计算值与试验值吻合良好。
• But compared to Chinese employees, American employees prefer high participative leadership, while think high delegation is more ineffective, which corroborates with the extant literature.
  但美国员工比中国员工更偏好高参与式领导，更不喜欢高授权领导，这也验证了现有文献中的相关结论。
• The mag says that the news corroborates Kate's recent weight gain& one a few people picked up on in these recent photos.
  该杂志说，这一消息和凯特最近发福正好吻合，一些人在最近拍摄的凯特照片上看出了这一迹象。
• The find is also significant in that it corroborates the existence of Joseph, Jesus'father, and James, Jesus'brother and a leader of the early Christian church in Jerusalem.
  这项发明的紧张性还在于它证明了耶稣的父亲约瑟以及兄弟雅各的存在，雅各也是早期耶路撒冷基督教的翘楚。
• The Parks Associate study corroborates this relationship, finding that women download more music, upload more pictures and watch more films online than men.
  帕克斯的研究还证实，相比男性，女性更愿意下载音乐、上传图片和在线观看电影。
• Perhaps this corroborates what we say.
  也许这证实了我们的说法。
• This further corroborates the managerial power hypothesis, the study says, because rich and brash leaders are more likely to pursue their own agendas.
  这进一步证实了管理权力假说，因为有财有势的领导人更倾向于按照他们自己的议事日程行事。