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prima facie

/ˈpraɪmə ˈfeɪʃiː/

翻译: 拉丁法律术语,意为“表面上”或“初步看来”,指证据足以初步确立事实或案件,除非被反驳。

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/ˈpraɪmə ˈfeɪʃiː/C1formallegal
  • zh拉丁法律术语,意为“表面上”或“初步看来”,指证据足以初步确立事实或案件,除非被反驳。

A Latin legal term meaning 'at first sight' or 'on the face of it', used to describe evidence that is sufficient to establish a fact or case unless rebutted.

  1. At first sightC1formal

    Based on the first impression; accepted as correct until proved otherwise.

    zh初步看来

    • There is prima facie evidence that the contract was breached.
    • The judge ruled that the case had prima facie merit.
    • Prima facie, the argument seems convincing.
  2. Sufficient evidenceC1formal

    Denoting evidence that is sufficient to establish a fact or raise a presumption unless disproved or rebutted.

    zh初步证据

    • The prosecution presented a prima facie case against the defendant.
    • The report provides prima facie proof of negligence.
    • A prima facie case of discrimination was established.