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testify verb ADVERB | VERB + TESTIFY | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADVERBfalsely, truthfully 做伪证；如实做证◆The basis for the perjury conviction was he had testified falsely under oath.判定伪证罪的依据是他在宣誓后做了伪证。publicly 公开做证personally 亲自做证VERB + TESTIFYask sb to, call sb to, call upon sb to, subpoena sb to (especially NAmE) 要求某人做证；传唤某人做证◆The president's former aides were called to testify at his trial.审判总统时，他的前助手们被要求出庭做证。compel sb to, force sb to 强迫某人做证agree to, be prepared to, be willing to 同意／准备好／愿意做证refuse to 拒绝做证come forward to 挺身做证◆Several witnesses have come forward to testify against her.数位目击者挺身而出指证她。be allowed to 被允许（出庭）做证be expected to, be scheduled to 预计会／被安排做证take the stand to 站到证人席上做证◆He took the stand to testify at the trial of his colleague.审判他的同事时他出庭做了证。PREPOSITIONagainst 指证⋯◆She refused to testify against her brother.她拒绝出庭提供对她哥哥不利的证言。before 在⋯前做证◆She was willing to testify before Congress.她愿意在国会做证。for 为⋯做证◆a Mafia member who was prepared to testify for the authorities准备为当局做证的黑手党成员to 就⋯做证；向⋯做证◆A senior officer testified to the existence of police hit squads.一位高级官员证实了警方暗杀队的存在。◆A large number of witnesses testified to the tribunal.大量证人出庭做证。PHRASEStestify in court, testify under oath (especially NAmE) 出庭做证；宣誓做证 |