hearsay Significado, pronúncia, uso em uma frase, sinônimos, ...

/ˈhɪrˌseɪ/

Boato

Main Example

She heard the news as hearsay from a friend.

Ela ouviu a notícia como um boato de um amigo.

Grammatical Info:

Noun (n.)

Information received from others that is not based on personal knowledge or experience.

Other Example

I don't believe that hearsay about the new policy.

Eu não acredito nesse boato sobre a nova política.

His story was just hearsay, not confirmed by anyone.

A história dele era apenas um boato, não confirmado por ninguém.

She dismissed the hearsay as gossip.

Ela descartou o boato como fofoca.

hearsay evidence

Prova por boatos

hearsay rule

Regra do boato

hearsay statement

Declaração por boato

rumor

gossip

report

/ˈhɪrˌseɪ/

Main Example

The lawyer objected to the hearsay presented in the trial.

Grammatical Info:

Noun (n.)

A legal term referring to evidence that is not admissible in court because it is based on what someone else said.