







conclusive
definite
confirmed
We have no firm evidence to support the case.
Is there any hard evidence either way?

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Open the tool →确凿 (què záo) means “conclusive, definite, confirmed”.
确凿 is pronounced què záo in Mandarin Chinese.
“conclusive” is 确凿 (què záo) in Chinese.
This page has 2 example sentences using 确凿, each with pinyin and an English translation.