【さんこうにん】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. person given as a reference; witness
  2. potential suspect; person of interest
  3. witness
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. person given as a reference; witness
    2. This meaning refers to an individual who provides information or testimony, often in a legal or formal context. They are called upon to support or confirm the credibility of a statement or claim.
    He was called as an important witness in court.
    The testimonies of several witnesses were helpful in solving the case.
  2. potential suspect; person of interest
    3. In this context, it refers to an individual who may have a connection to a crime or investigation but is not yet formally accused. This term is often used by law enforcement during inquiries.
    The police are tracking down a person of interest in the case.
    He has become a subject of investigation as a person of interest.
  3. witness
    4. This meaning is similar to the first one, focusing specifically on an individual who has seen or experienced an event and can provide firsthand information about it.
    All the witnesses present at the scene testified to the police.
    The truth was revealed when the witness provided their testimony.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to call a witnessto testify as a witnessto inquire about a witnesswitness of a casetestimony of a witnesskey witnessinformation from a witnessto appear as a witnessinvestigation of a witnesslist of witnesses
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