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prove AHD[pro͞ov] D.J.[pruːv]K.K.[pruv]v.（动词）proved 或 prov.en [pro͞o′vən] prov.ing, proves v.tr.（及物动词）- To establish the truth or validity of by presentation of argument or evidence.证明：通过提示论据或证据来确立真实性或有效性
- Law To establish the authenticity of (a will).【法律】 查验：确定（遗嘱）的权威性
- To determine the quality of by testing; try out.试验：通过试验测定质量；试验
- Mathematics 【数学】
- To demonstrate the validity of (a hypothesis or proposition).验证：说明（一个假设或命题）的正确性
- To verify (the result of a calculation).验算：证实（一个计算结果）
- Printing To make a sample impression of (type).【印刷术】 试印：制作（印版）的样品版
- Archaic To find out or learn (something) through experience.【古语】 体验，体会：通过经验发现或知道（某事）
v.intr.（不及物动词）- To be shown to be such; turn out:显示出…，证明是…：显示出是如此的；结果是：a theory that proved impractical in practice.一个被证明在实践中不实用的理论
prove out - To turn out well; succeed.成功：结果很好；成功
- Middle English proven 中古英语 proven
- from Old French prover 源自 古法语 prover
- from Latin probāre [to test] 源自 拉丁语 probāre [试验，测验]
- from probus [good] * see per 1源自 probus [好的] * 参见 per 1
prov'abilʹity 或 provʹableness n.（名词）provʹable adj.（形容词）provʹably adv.（副词）provʹer n.（名词）- Proved is actually the older form of the past participle; proven is a Scottish variant that was first introduced into wider usage in legal contexts: Proved 实际上是过去式的较早形式； proven 是这个词的苏格兰语变体， 它首先在法律领域得到广泛的使用： The jury ruled that the charges were not proven. 陪审团判定指控不成立。
- Both forms are now well established in written English as participles: 现在这两种形式在书面英语中作为分词已完全被接受： He has proved (or proven ) his point. 他证明了（或 proven ) 他的观点。 The claims have not been proved (or proven ). 那些要求权没有被证实（或 proven )。
- However,proven is more common when the word is used as an adjective before a noun: a proven talent. 然而，当proven 放在名词前用做形容词时更为常用： a proven talent
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