circumstantial

UK:  [.sɜː(r)kəm'stænʃ(ə)l]

US:  [.sɜrkəm'stænʃ(ə)l]

adj.

1.间接的

2.按照情况(推测)的;看(当时)情形的

3.(故事等)详细的

4.偶然的,不测的;不重要的

5.礼节隆重的,仪节完备的

6.详细的,紧密细致

7.与环境有关的;详细的

8.细节的

9.详尽的

1 . Sensitivity is often blocked by circumstantial pressure or clouds making it difficult for them to express emotionally at the right time.
周遭环境的压力经常会引起多愁善感，但阴郁也会令他们很难在恰当的时候表达情感。

2 . In massacre situations, up to 40 percent of circumstantial matches turn out to be wrong, according to one recent study in Kosovo.
最近在科索伏进行的一份研究指出，在大屠杀的情况下，有40%推测的身份是错误的。

3 . Aunt Polly was vexed to think she had overlooked that bit of circumstantial evidence, and missed a trick.
波莉阿姨心里一想，她居然没有注意到这个附带的证据，以致又错过了一个好机会，不免有些懊恼。

4 . Restrictive business practices by these international middle men are difficult to prove, but a great deal of circumstantial evidence exists.
这些国际掮客的限制性商业行为通常很难验证，但有许多间接证据存在。

5 . If no other phenomena to circumstantial evidence to this point, the home has a pair or a Hom 1 cylinder, will be able to confirm.
倘若能再有其他的现象来旁证这一点，那上家手里有一对或一坎1筒，便能够证实了。