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fingerprinting
(n) kỹ thuật lấy dấu vân tay
E.g. Fingerprinting is widely used in criminal investigations.
forensic
(adj) pháp y, liên quan đến khoa học hình sự
E.g. Forensic experts analyzed the crime scene for evidence.
ridge
(n) đường gờ, vân (trên dấu vân tay)
E.g. The unique pattern of ridges on each finger makes fingerprinting reliable.
foetal
(adj) thuộc về bào thai
E.g. Fingerprints begin forming during foetal development.
infallible
(adj) không thể sai lầm, luôn chính xác
E.g. Fingerprinting is considered an infallible method of identification.
furrow
(n) đường rãnh, nếp nhăn
E.g. Fingerprints are made up of ridges and furrows on the skin.
womb
(n) tử cung
E.g. Fingerprint patterns form while a baby is in the womb.
tips of the fingers
(n) đầu ngón tay
E.g. The ridges on the tips of the fingers create unique fingerprint patterns.
dissimilar
(adj) không giống nhau, khác biệt
E.g. Even identical twins have dissimilar fingerprints.
clay tablet
(n) bảng đất sét
E.g. Ancient Babylonians used fingerprints on clay tablets for transactions.
bind
(v) ràng buộc, gắn kết
E.g. In ancient times, fingerprints may have been used to bind agreements.
propel
(v) thúc đẩy, đẩy mạnh
E.g. His curiosity about fingerprints propelled him to study them for years.
maiming
(n) sự làm tổn thương vĩnh viễn, sự gây thương tật
E.g. In the past, criminals were punished by maiming or branding
mercenary soldiers
(n) lính đánh thuê
E.g. The Romans tattooed mercenary soldiers to prevent desertion.
deserters
(n) kẻ đào ngũ, người bỏ trốn khỏi quân đội
E.g. The army punished deserters harshly to maintain discipline.
perpetrator
(n) kẻ phạm tội, thủ phạm
E.g. The police used fingerprint evidence to track down the perpetrator.
turning point
(n) bước ngoặt, thời điểm thay đổi quan trọng
E.g. The case of Will West was a turning point for fingerprint identification.