unitoneabrushwiththelaw

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等） He conducted the orchestra. 他指挥管弦乐团。 （ 4）导（电、热） Copper conducts electricity better than other materials do. 铜的导电性能比其他材料好 8. witness: n. （ 1） [C] (=eyewitness) a person who sees an event take place (and is therefore able to describe it to others) 目击者 I was a witness to their quarrel. 我是他们吵架的目击者。 （ 2） [C] a person who gives evidence in a lawsuit after swearing to tell the truth （在法庭上经宣誓的）证人 I was called as a defense witness. 我被传唤作被告证人。 (3) [U。 C] what is said about an event, especially in a lawsuit。 (thing that serves as) testimony or evidence 证词（尤指法庭中的）； 证明；证据 His ragged clothes were (a) witness to his poverty. 他破烂的衣服是他贫穷的见证 （ 5）派生词 witness vt. 见证；目击 Did you witness the accident? 你亲眼看到那次事故了 吗。 9. trial: n. [C。 U] （ 1） a legal process in which a court of law examines a case to decide whether someone is guilty of a crime 审问，审讯，审理，审判 The defendant claimed that he had not had a fair trial. 被告声称未获公正审讯。 The case es to trial next month. 该案将于下月开庭审理。 （ 2） (an act or process of ) testing the ability, quality, performance, etc., of sb. or sth. （对能力、质量、性能等 的）测试，试验，考验 The pany gives every job applicant a trial. 公司对每位求职者均进行测试 The new drug has undergone extensive medical trials. 对这种新药已做了大量的医学 测验。 （ 3） 短语 on trial: being examined and tested 在试验中；在测试中 Take the machine on trial for a week. 把这台机器拿去试用一个星期 Democracy itself is on trial as the country prepares for its first free election. 这个国家准备进行首次自由选 举，民主制度本身正面临考验。 10. dismiss: vt. (1) remove sb. (especially an employee) from a position 免除（职务。