n.托辞，借口，托词，不在犯罪现场证明
v.辩解；为(某人)提供不在现场的证词

原形：alibi复数：alibis

He claims an alibi for the time of the murder, saying he was at home with his family.
他声称谋杀发生时他有不在场证明，说他当时在家和家人在一起。
The police were skeptical of his alibi, as there was no evidence to support it.
警方对他的不在场借口持怀疑态度，因为没有证据证实。
She provided a solid alibi for her whereabouts during the break-in, which the judge found convincing.
她为入室盗窃期间的位置提供了确凿的不在场证明，法官认为这是可信的。
After the robbery, the thief's alibi fell apart when his neighbor confirmed he was indeed at home.
盗窃案后，小偷的不在场借口失效了，因为邻居证实他确实在家。
He had an ironclad alibi; he was attending a mandatory business meeting at the time of the crime.
他的不在场证明非常可靠，犯罪发生时他正在参加一个必须出席的商务会议。
The detective cross-examined the suspect's alibi witness to see if their story held water.
警探质询嫌疑人的不在场证人，看他们的说法是否站得住脚。
Despite her alibi, she was still considered a person of interest in the case due to inconsistencies in her story.
尽管她有不在场证明，但由于故事中的不一致，她仍被视为案件中的嫌疑人。
The defendant's alibi was so flimsy that the jury quickly dismissed it.
被告的不在场借口如此薄弱，以至于陪审团很快予以否定。
The lawyer presented a detailed alibi timeline, hoping to prove their client's innocence.
律师详细陈述了不在场证明的时间线，希望以此证明客户无罪。
In the end, the defendant's lack of a credible alibi was what sealed their conviction.
最终，被告无法提供一个可信的不在场证明，这导致他们被定罪。