论据 (lùn jù) — grounds of an argument; evidence or reasons that support a claim
Definition
Refers specifically to the evidence and reasons that support an argument or claim, especially in debates, essays, or legal contexts. Pairs naturally with 论证 (reasoning/argumentation), which is the logical chain built on 论据.
noun
grounds of an argumentevidence or reasons that support a claim
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Examples
- 论据，。Tā de lùn jù bú gòu chōng fèn, suǒ yǐ shuō fú lì bù qiáng.His grounds of argument are insufficient, so the persuasiveness is not strong.
- ，论据。Zài biàn lùn zhōng, nǐ yào tí gōng yǒu lì de lùn jù lái zhī chēng nǐ de guān diǎn.In a debate, you need to provide strong grounds of argument to support your viewpoint.
- 论据。Fǎ guān cǎi nà le lǜ shī tí chū de lùn jù.The judge accepted the evidence supporting the argument put forward by the lawyer.
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