Definition of eyewitness in English:

eyewitness

noun ˈʌɪwɪtnəsˈaɪˌwɪtnəs

A person who has seen something happen and can give a first-hand description of it.
目击者，见证人
as modifier eyewitness accounts of the London blitz
目击者对纳粹德国空袭伦敦的描述。
Example sentencesExamples
- The eyewitness gives a version of events different from that of the complainant.
- Both girls were in attendance and eyewitnesses to the assault and reportedly said so quite clearly.
- There were no arrests and the protest was described by an eyewitness as ‘angry, but peaceful’.
- One eyewitness described how the man took three shocks from the controversial weapon but said it had little effect.
- The conviction was based on the evidence of eyewitnesses, none of whom saw the knife in the hands of anyone but the appellant.
- Getting firsthand accounts from eyewitnesses is paramount to the story, noted Benedict.
- The only eyewitness to that was Brad Townsend who put it at 12.30 am when he saw him at the door.
- Two armed men, described by eyewitnesses as being of African descent, got out and started shooting at the group.
- Several eyewitnesses testified against Sophonow but there were problems with each one.
- You cannot have a rule, which is set in stone, that in every case you have to have an eyewitness that corroborates.
- Several eyewitnesses reported observing the airplane flying over the city prior to the accident.
- Another eyewitness described the dangers immigrants faced at the border fence.
- The petition referred to eyewitnesses reporting his later detention, harsh interrogation and cruel torture.
- As is usual in cases involving allegations of sexual contact with children, there were no eyewitnesses.
- Tom and Gerry were eyewitnesses to the incident and both made statements to the police which they subsequently signed.
- So there is no doubt in the whole wide world the prosecution must tell you about all eyewitnesses, and they did not.
- I am going to deal with the evidence that you heard of the eyewitnesses.
- The prosecution produced no eyewitnesses or physical evidence linking them to the crime.
- The brother, whilst intoxicated, was an eyewitness and his evidence was important.
- I make the observation that very rarely is there an eyewitness to offences of this type.
Synonyms
observer, onlooker, witness, looker-on, bystander, spectator, watcher, viewer, passer-by
informal rubberneck
literary beholder

Definition of eyewitness in US English:

eyewitness

nounˈīˌwitnəsˈaɪˌwɪtnəs

often as modifier A person who has personally seen something happen and so can give a first-hand description of it.
目击者，见证人
eyewitness accounts of the London blitz
目击者对纳粹德国空袭伦敦的描述。
Example sentencesExamples
- Getting firsthand accounts from eyewitnesses is paramount to the story, noted Benedict.
- You cannot have a rule, which is set in stone, that in every case you have to have an eyewitness that corroborates.
- The only eyewitness to that was Brad Townsend who put it at 12.30 am when he saw him at the door.
- Several eyewitnesses reported observing the airplane flying over the city prior to the accident.
- The conviction was based on the evidence of eyewitnesses, none of whom saw the knife in the hands of anyone but the appellant.
- The brother, whilst intoxicated, was an eyewitness and his evidence was important.
- The petition referred to eyewitnesses reporting his later detention, harsh interrogation and cruel torture.
- I am going to deal with the evidence that you heard of the eyewitnesses.
- So there is no doubt in the whole wide world the prosecution must tell you about all eyewitnesses, and they did not.
- The prosecution produced no eyewitnesses or physical evidence linking them to the crime.
- Several eyewitnesses testified against Sophonow but there were problems with each one.
- Tom and Gerry were eyewitnesses to the incident and both made statements to the police which they subsequently signed.
- I make the observation that very rarely is there an eyewitness to offences of this type.
- One eyewitness described how the man took three shocks from the controversial weapon but said it had little effect.
- The eyewitness gives a version of events different from that of the complainant.
- There were no arrests and the protest was described by an eyewitness as ‘angry, but peaceful’.
- Two armed men, described by eyewitnesses as being of African descent, got out and started shooting at the group.
- Another eyewitness described the dangers immigrants faced at the border fence.
- Both girls were in attendance and eyewitnesses to the assault and reportedly said so quite clearly.
- As is usual in cases involving allegations of sexual contact with children, there were no eyewitnesses.
Synonyms
observer, onlooker, witness, looker-on, bystander, spectator, watcher, viewer, passer-by

词汇	eyewitness
释义	Definition of eyewitness in English: eyewitness noun ˈʌɪwɪtnəsˈaɪˌwɪtnəs A person who has seen something happen and can give a first-hand description of it. 目击者，见证人 as modifier eyewitness accounts of the London blitz 目击者对纳粹德国空袭伦敦的描述。 Example sentencesExamples The eyewitness gives a version of events different from that of the complainant. Both girls were in attendance and eyewitnesses to the assault and reportedly said so quite clearly. There were no arrests and the protest was described by an eyewitness as ‘angry, but peaceful’. One eyewitness described how the man took three shocks from the controversial weapon but said it had little effect. The conviction was based on the evidence of eyewitnesses, none of whom saw the knife in the hands of anyone but the appellant. Getting firsthand accounts from eyewitnesses is paramount to the story, noted Benedict. The only eyewitness to that was Brad Townsend who put it at 12.30 am when he saw him at the door. Two armed men, described by eyewitnesses as being of African descent, got out and started shooting at the group. Several eyewitnesses testified against Sophonow but there were problems with each one. You cannot have a rule, which is set in stone, that in every case you have to have an eyewitness that corroborates. Several eyewitnesses reported observing the airplane flying over the city prior to the accident. Another eyewitness described the dangers immigrants faced at the border fence. The petition referred to eyewitnesses reporting his later detention, harsh interrogation and cruel torture. As is usual in cases involving allegations of sexual contact with children, there were no eyewitnesses. Tom and Gerry were eyewitnesses to the incident and both made statements to the police which they subsequently signed. So there is no doubt in the whole wide world the prosecution must tell you about all eyewitnesses, and they did not. I am going to deal with the evidence that you heard of the eyewitnesses. The prosecution produced no eyewitnesses or physical evidence linking them to the crime. The brother, whilst intoxicated, was an eyewitness and his evidence was important. I make the observation that very rarely is there an eyewitness to offences of this type. Synonyms observer, onlooker, witness, looker-on, bystander, spectator, watcher, viewer, passer-by informal rubberneck literary beholder Definition of eyewitness in US English: eyewitness nounˈīˌwitnəsˈaɪˌwɪtnəs often as modifier A person who has personally seen something happen and so can give a first-hand description of it. 目击者，见证人 eyewitness accounts of the London blitz 目击者对纳粹德国空袭伦敦的描述。 Example sentencesExamples Getting firsthand accounts from eyewitnesses is paramount to the story, noted Benedict. You cannot have a rule, which is set in stone, that in every case you have to have an eyewitness that corroborates. The only eyewitness to that was Brad Townsend who put it at 12.30 am when he saw him at the door. Several eyewitnesses reported observing the airplane flying over the city prior to the accident. The conviction was based on the evidence of eyewitnesses, none of whom saw the knife in the hands of anyone but the appellant. The brother, whilst intoxicated, was an eyewitness and his evidence was important. The petition referred to eyewitnesses reporting his later detention, harsh interrogation and cruel torture. I am going to deal with the evidence that you heard of the eyewitnesses. So there is no doubt in the whole wide world the prosecution must tell you about all eyewitnesses, and they did not. The prosecution produced no eyewitnesses or physical evidence linking them to the crime. Several eyewitnesses testified against Sophonow but there were problems with each one. Tom and Gerry were eyewitnesses to the incident and both made statements to the police which they subsequently signed. I make the observation that very rarely is there an eyewitness to offences of this type. One eyewitness described how the man took three shocks from the controversial weapon but said it had little effect. The eyewitness gives a version of events different from that of the complainant. There were no arrests and the protest was described by an eyewitness as ‘angry, but peaceful’. Two armed men, described by eyewitnesses as being of African descent, got out and started shooting at the group. Another eyewitness described the dangers immigrants faced at the border fence. Both girls were in attendance and eyewitnesses to the assault and reportedly said so quite clearly. As is usual in cases involving allegations of sexual contact with children, there were no eyewitnesses. Synonyms observer, onlooker, witness, looker-on, bystander, spectator, watcher, viewer, passer-by
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