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hearsayUK:*/ˈhɪərseɪ/US:/ˈhɪrˌseɪ/ ,(hēr′sā′)UK-RP:UK-Yorkshire:Irish:Scottish:US Southern:Australian:Jamaican: 主要翻译 hearsay n (rumour, gossip)传闻；道听途说；小道消息I thought Gina was dating Owen, but that was just hearsay. hearsay n (law: second-hand information) (法律)传闻证据It's pointless to try to use hearsay as an argument in court. 复合形式： hearsay evidence n (indirect, second-hand testimony)传闻的证据；道听途说的证据The allegations rested mainly on hearsay evidence.Hearsay evidence is usually excluded, but there are many exceptions to this rule. hearsay rule n (law ruling out indirect testimony)传闻证据规则；传闻规则He confessed his crime to me, but I can't testify against him because of the hearsay rule. |