dumb
adj. dumb·er, dumb·est
1.
a. Lacking the power of speech. Used of animals and inanimate objects.
b. Often Offensive Incapable of using speech; mute. Used of humans. See Usage Note at mute.
2. Temporarily speechless, as with shock or fear:
3. Unwilling to speak; taciturn.
4. Not expressed or articulated in sounds or words: dumb resentment.
5. Nautical Not self-propelling.
6. Conspicuously unintelligent; stupid:
7. Unintentional; haphazard:
tr.v. dumbed, dumb·ing, dumbs
Phrasal Verb:
To make silent or dumb.
dumb down/up Slang
To rewrite for a less educated or less sophisticated audience
with great thanks to the owners of this video as it became an instrument for explaining the dumb and deaf witness.
- For recording his evidence one must know the language of his/her parents and his / her state language .
- one has to record the question first and the sings of the witness next.
- some sings not able to understand due to lack of our knowledge in the language in which the question is put.
- this also is to be taken into consideration while recording evidence language interpreter is required while recording evidence.
- whether the court has to record the meaning of the sings or the sings - itself ?
- if recorded meaning of the signs can it be treated as the meaning of the deaf and dumb or that off the interpreter.
- in this video also some gestures are appearing different when compared with questions.
