形容詞 circumstantial:

1. fully detailed and specific about particulars

1. "John said he wasn't at home between the match and the film." "Well, there's circumstantial evidence in the bathroom that he was."
   "約翰說在比賽和電影中間他不在家。""好吧，浴室里有證據(jù)表明他在家。"
2. Circumstantial evidence is like a blackberry, which when red or white is really green.
   環(huán)境證據(jù)有如黑莓，當(dāng)其呈紅色或白色之時(shí)，其實(shí)還是青[未成熟]的。

cir.cum.stan.tial

adj.（形容詞）
Of, relating to, or dependent on circumstances.
依照環(huán)境的：依照環(huán)境的，與依照環(huán)境的有關(guān)的
Of no primary significance; incidental.
不重要的；偶然的
Complete and particular; full of detail:
完全和詳細(xì)的；充滿細(xì)節(jié)的：
例句：
a circumstantial report about the debate.See Synonyms at detailed
關(guān)于討論的詳盡報(bào)告參見 detailed

Full of ceremonial display.
禮儀完備的，排場(chǎng)大的

【引伸】
cir.cumstan.tially
adv.（副詞）