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采信

Word · VerbTraditional採信

accept as credible; admit as evidence

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

verb

to accept as credible; to admit as evidence; to give credence to

formal

Primarily used in formal contexts, especially in law, news reporting, or official decision-making. It implies a judgment based on evaluating the credibility of information.

Bèi被
gào告
de的
chén陈
shù述
zhèng证
jù据
bù不
zú足
 ,
fǎ法
tíng庭
bù不
yǔ予
cǎi采
xìn信
 。

The defendant's statement lacked sufficient evidence, so the court did not accept it.

Zhè这
fèn份
zhèng证
yán言
xiāng相
hù互
máo矛
dùn盾
 ,
fǎ法
guān官
hěn很
nán难
cǎi采
xìn信
 。

This testimony is contradictory, so the judge finds it difficult to accept.

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Guān官
fāng方
biǎo表
shì示
 ,
duì对
yú于
wǎng网
shàng上
wèi未
jīng经
hé核
shí实
de的
xiāo消
xi息
 ,
gōng公
zhòng众
bù不
yīng应
qīng轻
yì易
cǎi采
xìn信
 。

Officials stated that the public should not easily accept unverified information online.

Shěn审
jì计
bào报
gào告
yīn因
qí其
yán严
jǐn谨
xìng性
ér而
bèi被
dǒng董
shì事
huì会
cǎi采
xìn信
 。

The audit report was accepted by the board of directors due to its rigor.