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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
| evidence n | (things that indicate) | dowód m |
| | There is some evidence that he stole the money, but I'm not certain. |
| | Jest parę dowodów na to, że ukradł te pieniądze, ale nie jestem pewien. |
| evidence n | uncountable (proof) | dowód m |
| | The DNA tests could not be admitted as evidence. |
| | Testy DNA nie mogły zostać przyjęte jako dowód. |
| evidence n | uncountable (testimony) | zeznanie n |
| | (w zwrocie: give evidence) | zeznawać ndk. |
| | The doctor gave his evidence on the third day of the trial. |
| | Lekarz złożył zeznanie trzeciego dnia procesu. |
| evidence [sth]⇒ vtr | (prove) | świadczyć o czymś ndk. + przyim. |
| | This evidences that he actually did it. |
| | Świadczy to o tym, że on to faktycznie zrobił. |
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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
| body of evidence n | (evidence in a case) | dowody m, l.mn. |
| | The collected body of evidence indicates that Al is innocent. |
| | The body of evidence overwhelmingly proves his guilt. |
| circumstantial evidence n | (law: indirect evidence) | pośredni dowód przym. + m |
| | So he went shopping after the theft? That's circumstantial evidence, and that doesn't prove he's guilty. |
| conclusive evidence n | (proof that leaves no doubt) | niewątpliwy dowód przym. + m |
| | There is no conclusive evidence as to who was behind the Bank of Cornwall fraud. |
| damning evidence n | (proof of guilt) | niewątpliwy dowód przym. + m |
| | The prosecution produced damning evidence of his guilt. |
| direct evidence n | (law: clear, first-hand proof) | bezpośrednie dowody przym. + m, l.mn. |
| | Everything points in that direction, but there is still not enough direct evidence to know the truth. |
| furnish evidence v expr | (provide proof) | dostarczać dowody ndk. + m, l.mn. |
| | | dostarczyć dowody dk. + m, l.mn. |
| | If you can furnish evidence of innocence, the charges will be dropped. |
| gather evidence vtr + n | (collect proof) | zbierać dowody ndk. + m, l.mn. |
| | | zebrać dowody dk. + m, l.mn. |
| | The sheriff left without gathering any evidence from the crime scene. |
| give evidence vtr + n | (testify in a court of law) | świadczyć w sądzie zwrot ndk. |
| | The witness gave evidence that the defendant was indeed guilty of murder. |
| hearsay evidence n | (indirect, second-hand testimony) | plotki ż, l.mn. |
| | The allegations rested mainly on hearsay evidence. |
| | Hearsay evidence is usually excluded, but there are many exceptions to this rule. |
| in evidence adv | (by way of proof) | jako dowód |
| | Then the chief prosecutor presented a bloodstained shirt in evidence. |
| in evidence adj | (visible) | widoczny przym. |
| | Long skirts are much in evidence this winter. |
| incontrovertible evidence n | (proof beyond argument) | niezbity dowód przym. + m |
| | The judge agreed that there was incontrovertible evidence of Sam's guilt. |
| incriminating evidence n | (proof that condemns [sb]) | obciążający dowód przym. + m |
| | The thief left his mobile phone at the crime scene, which the police will use as incriminating evidence. |
| indirect evidence n | (law: hearsay) | pośredni dowód przym. + m |
| | There is no proof of his guilt, only indirect evidence. |
| indisputable evidence n | (proof beyond question) | niezbity dowód przym. + m |
| | I have indisputable evidence that you ate my chocolate - it is all round your mouth! |
| legal evidence n | (testimony admissible in court) | dopuszczalne dowody przym. + m, l.mn. |
| | Dr. Schwartz was called on to give legal evidence about the defendant's injuries. |
| on the evidence adv | (judging by testimony given) | wedle dowodu przyim. + m |
| | On the evidence given, the jury was unable to find her guilty. |
| oral evidence n | (spoken testimony) | ustne zeznanie przym. + n |
| | The robber's conviction was assured as the oral evidence included three witnesses who saw him do it! |
| piece of evidence n | ([sth] serving as testimony or proof) | dowód m |
| | The police were unable to unearth the piece of evidence they needed to convict him. |
| secondary evidence n | (law: indirect proof) | pośredni dowód przym. + m |
| supporting evidence n | (proof in favour of [sth]) | korzystny dowód przym. + m |
| | You make a lot of accusations, but do you have any supporting evidence? |