make out a case
英 [meik aut ə keis] 美 [mek aʊt e kes]

释义

证明…有理由， 提出对…有利的证据；

权威例句

Make out a Case for the Principle of the Deciding Function of Matter Production
Must we make a federal case out of everything?(regional and system maintenance-of-way gangs case)(Lines On Labor)(Column)
We Want Action on Obesity Timebomb; Doctors Make out Case for a Slimmer Nation
Football: Clive out to Make a Case for Defence; EIRCOM PREMIER: DERRY C V SHAMROCK R, 7.30 DELANEY: I WANT TO BE A LEGEND
Doctors make a medical case out of washing hands
Out of the Box; Disturbed Detectives Make a Case for Cracking Police Drama
Did Powell make out a death penalty case against Iraq?
No fate but what we make: a case of full recovery after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest
Workers make a case out of seismic safety
Don't Make a Federal Case out of Everything