| 词汇 | contradict |
| 释义 | contradict verb[ I or T ] uk /ˌkɒn.trəˈdɪkt/ us /ˌkɑːn.trəˈdɪkt/ C1 (of people) to say the opposite of what someone else has said, or (of one fact or statement) to be so different from another fact or statement that one of them must be wrong: 反驳，否定;（事实或声明）（与…）相矛盾，（与…）有抵触 If you're both going to lie, at least stick to the same story and don't contradict each other!如果你们俩都要撒谎，至少也要口径一致，不要互相矛盾！ contradict yourselfHe kept contradicting himself when we were arguing - I think he was a bit confused.我们争论时他一直自相矛盾——我想他有点糊涂了。 How dare you contradict (me)!你怎么敢顶撞我！ Recent evidence has contradicted established theories on this subject.关于这一问题，最近发现的证据与已有理论相抵触。 Denying & contradicting abnegate abnegation breath burst someone's bubbleidiom contradictorily counter-argue debunk deniable deny disabuse disagree dispute make (a) nonsense of somethingidiom myth-buster myth-busting non-acceptance non-recognition recant refute speak for yourselfidiom contradict | American Dictionarycontradict verb[ T ] us/ˌkɑn·trəˈdɪkt/ (of people) to state the opposite of what someone has said, or (of one fact or statement) to be so different from another fact or statement that one of them must be wrong: Her testimony contradicted the policeman’s testimony, and the jury had to decide who was telling the truth. contradictoryadjectiveus/ˌkɑn·trəˈdɪk·tə·ri/ We received contradictory accounts about the success of the military campaign. Examples of contradictcontradict Therefore, with this easier criterion, the sequence from visual perspective taking to pronoun acquisition was reversed, contradicting our first two hypotheses. Some scholars have argued that points where oral sources seem to contradict other evidence is precisely where historians should focus their attention. Still, the contradicting presence of more gender dysphoria in childhood but less at application should alert the clinician when assessing eligibility. The spectral development shows no clear evidence of internal waves, either, and phase mcasurernents also contradict a wave hypothesis. In the case of the president's party, the relationship between performance and the vote contradicts standard referendum theories of economic voting. As situations encoding a result cannot be contradicted by a conjoined clause (cf. section 4.4), the contradiction test was used to discover resultatives. This point is rather subtle and easily overlooked, which contradicts our general claim that we can "read off" an algorithm from the typing rules. However, this contradicts our choice of the arithmetic progression. Indeed, it is contradicted by the essays that follow. This contradicts the idea that reflexive pronouns must have an antecedent binding them. In effect, the privatisation programme contradicted the existing legal norms created to protect the previous statist development model. In such a scenario, recommendations resulting from scientific evidence could contradict the opaque process of deliberation and its consequential decisions. The resulting descriptive schemes clearly contradicted one another: the one stressed radical breaks, the other demonstrated underlying continuities in the history of a nation's art. And by conjunctive closure that would make it rational to accept that no ticket will win, contradicting our knowledge that the lottery has a winner. There is therefore no guarantee whatsoever that they are not going to be contradicted in other corpora. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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