corroboration

corroboration的音标为[ˌkɔːrəˈbəʊə(r)]，基本翻译为“证实；确认；确认物”，速记技巧为：corroborate v. 证实，确认。

Corroboration这个词来自拉丁语corroborare，意为“加强，证实”。其词源cor-表示加强，robore-表示力量，所以corroborate意为加强或证实。

变化形式：

1. Corroboration本身即为名词形式。

2. 过去式corroborated。

3. 过去分词corroborated。

相关单词：

1. Confirmation：这个词与corroborate同源，意为证实，确认。

2. Reaffirm：这个词表示重新肯定，与corroborate有相似的含义，表示再次证实或加强。

3. Vindicate：这个词意为证明…正确，与corroborate一起使用时，表示通过证据证明某事的正确性。

4. Uphold：这个词意为支持或维护，与corroborate一起使用时，表示通过证据支持某事。

5. Reconcile：这个词意为使和谐，与corroborate一起使用时，表示通过证据使不一致的事情变得和谐。

6. Verify：这个词意为证实或验证，与corroborate一起使用时，表示通过证据来验证某事的真实性。

7. Evidencing：这个词意为提供证据，与corroborate一起使用时，表示通过证据来证明某事的真实性或正确性。

8. Confirmative：这个词意为确认的，与corroborate一起使用时，表示确认某事的真实性或正确性。

9. Reiteration：这个词意为重复或再次强调，与corroborate一起使用时，表示通过重复或强调来加强某事的真实性或正确性。

10. Resound：这个词意为回响或共鸣，与corroborate一起使用时，表示通过证据产生回响或共鸣的效果。

常用短语：

1. confirm with

2. back up

3. verify

4. substantiate

5. support

6. endorse

7. corroborate with

双语例句：

1. The evidence provided confirms with the witness statements.

2. The data collected has backed up the company"s claims.

3. The investigation has verified the allegations of misconduct.

4. The expert"s report substantiated the findings of the study.

5. The evidence provided supports the decision to take action.

6. The research findings have been endorsed by experts in the field.

7. The data collected during the investigation corroborated the initial findings.

英文小作文：

Corroboration of Evidence

In any investigation, it is essential to collect and review evidence to ensure that the truth is revealed and justice is served. Evidence can take many forms, including documents, recordings, witness statements, and physical objects. When collecting evidence, it is important to ensure its authenticity and accuracy, and to collect a variety of sources to corroborate its reliability. This helps to ensure that the investigation is thorough and objective, and that the resulting conclusions are reliable and valid.

Throughout the process of collecting and reviewing evidence, it is essential to remain open-minded and objective, and to avoid jumping to conclusions or making assumptions based on limited or biased information. By carefully considering all of the evidence and corroborating it with other sources, investigators can arrive at accurate and reliable conclusions that are supported by the evidence available.