fingerprint是什么意思

音标:英 ['fɪŋɡəprɪnt]美 [ˈfɪŋɡɚˌprɪnt]

指纹vt. 采指纹

a print made by an impression of the ridges in the skin of a finger; often used for biometric identification in criminal investigations
a generic term for any identifying characteristic
v. take an impression of a person's fingerprints

fingerprint的用法和例句：

1. I'm not sure, really, what could be said about these fingerprints other than that they're generally fingerprints.

我真的不知道 除了说能判定这些图像是指纹以外 还有什么能提取的信息

2. If she had fingerprints, they'd be all over this.

如果她有指纹 这上面一定会布满

3. So, we would expect to see a level of similarity due to some of the genetic ways in which those fingerprints have formed, but also we'll expect to see some differences due to the exact conditions in which that friction ridge skin, those fingerprints, are formed within different areas of the womb.

因为指纹形成时 需要特定的遗传物质 所以我们想看到一定程度的相似性 但由于在子宫的不同位置 拇指上的皮嵴 会因环境的不同而不同 我们也期待看到其不同之处

4. We know that it's you from your fingerprints.

我们是通过你的指纹查出来的

5. That apology had your fingerprints all over it.

那个道歉声明都是你操作的痕迹

6. I think your fingerprints are all over her.

我觉得她身上也到处是你的痕迹

7. Because your fingerprints weren't on his safe.

因为他的保险柜上没有你的指纹

8. She didn't get his fingerprints on it.

她没让他的指纹留在这上面

9. Let's dust them all for his fingerprints.

全部提取一遍去化验他的指纹

10. And, and our fingerprints? It's on the handles.

那我们的指纹呢 我来操心