adj.间接的，按情况推测的，视情况而定的，与特定条件(或环境、情况)有关的

Circumstantial evidence suggests that the suspect was involved in the crime.
间接证据表明嫌疑犯与这起犯罪有关。
His alibi was circumstantial, as he couldn't provide an exact location for where he was at the time of the theft.
他的不在场证明是间接的，因为他无法准确提供盗窃发生时他在何处。
The judge allowed the circumstantial evidence to be admitted, but it wasn't enough to secure a conviction without direct proof.
法官允许了这些间接证据进入法庭，但没有直接证据，仍不足以定罪。
The witness's testimony was based on circumstantial observations, which the defense律师 challenged.
辩方律师质疑证人基于间接观察的证词。
The police investigation was largely circumstantial, relying on witnesses' accounts and physical evidence.
警方调查主要依赖目击者陈述和实物证据，属于间接性质。
Due to lack of concrete evidence, the court found him guilty only on circumstantial grounds.
因为缺乏确凿证据，法院仅根据间接理由判他有罪。
She was acquitted of the murder charge because the circumstantial evidence didn't conclusively point to her guilt.
她因间接证据不足以证明其有罪，被无罪释放。
The detective pieced together a circumstantial case against the serial killer, connecting various clues at the scene.
侦探根据现场的间接线索构建了一个针对连环杀手的间接案情。
Circumstantial factors, such as weather conditions, played a role in the accident.
事故中，诸如天气条件等间接因素起到了作用。
In a trial, circumstantial evidence can sometimes be more powerful than direct testimony, as it paints a vivid picture of the events.
在审判中，间接证据有时比直接证词更有说服力，因为它能生动地描绘事件经过。