convincing
使人信服
definition
verb
Robert's expression had obviously convinced her of his innocence
cause (someone) to believe firmly in the truth of something.
adjective
there is no convincing evidence that advertising influences total alcohol consumption
capable of causing someone to believe that something is true or real.
translation of 'convincing'
adjective
使人信服
example
There is 'convincing' evidence in sociological literature that the search for solitude is not a luxury but a biological need.
It is unlikely that a figure will emerge in the next few months capable of posing a 'convincing' challenge to the incumbent.
Sunday's parliamentary elections brought a 'convincing' win for the center-right.
Last Tuesday, he added a 'convincing' win in New Hampshire to the previous week's victory in the Iowa caucuses.
The School League team made a winning start in defence of their title with a 'convincing' victory over Donard last Friday.
There was fierce pressure to get a 'convincing' victory particularly after being beaten by them last year.
Not all experts believed that yesterday's report was 'convincing' proof that Scots are worse off than people south of the Border, however.
In one paper after another, he offered further, increasingly 'convincing' evidence.
The client agrees with Jonathan about confidence and how a 'convincing' compliment from a hairdresser can make a real difference to the way you feel.
In a pre-medical at the provincial commission offices yesterday both boxers predicted a 'convincing' victory.
The existence of a third standard of proof is well recognised in the United States in the form of the clear and 'convincing' standard.
There is no real 'convincing' evidence for this, yet it was cited as one of the main anti-legalisation arguments for years.
It was a result the Reds deserved - and it would have been a 'convincing' victory if their work in and around the box was as accomplished as the approach play.
Don't you agree that the above sounds more 'convincing' than spewing out black or white smoke?
Alternating in power with FitzGerald, he won a 'convincing' victory in 1987.
There's fairly 'convincing' anecdotal evidence that some personal electronic devices have interfered with systems.
Optimism proved short-lived, though, as Sheffield scored twice more to earn a 'convincing' victory.
The three specific instances behind the July 14 event are neither 'convincing' nor compelling.
Despite the 'convincing' victory, Lula's road to the presidential palace was long and bumpy.
Trouble is, he sounds less than 'convincing' talking up Europe.
Last year the Tories won a 'convincing' victory to take one of Labour's three seats, and will be hoping to take another this time round.
From that point they did not look back and went on to a 'convincing' 81-53 victory.
This 'convincing' win sets the club up for a successful season and the first step towards a play-off promotion place.
He sounded matter-of-fact when he told us good news and somehow sounded very 'convincing' when he came out with the not so good news as well.
His most impressive performance in Edinburgh was a 'convincing' win over his Welsh opponent.
He was part of that debacle two years ago and would like to lay that ghost to rest with a 'convincing' victory this time round.
There is, as yet, no 'convincing' archaeological evidence for tin exploitation in the west of England in the prehistoric period.
This retirement left the way clear for David and Daniel to take a 'convincing' win on their first visit to China.
It needs to be seen to be believed - it is very 'convincing' .
For every serious argument against him, Mr. Pryor had a clear, 'convincing' answer.
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