disputation

基本解释

• n.爭論；辯論；駁斥

同根派生

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英汉例句

雙語例句

• China abounds with instances of water-induced disputation.
  中國存在大量由水引發的爭論實例。
• If you treat your faith like a hothouse flower, too vulnerable to survive in the crass world of public disputation, then you ensure that nobody will take it seriously.
  如果你像對待溫室植物一樣的對待你的信仰，在這個充滿公共爭論的粗野的世界上他的生存顯得太脆弱，然後你們保証了沒有人會認真對待它。
• Their understanding of the provisional nature of experimental findings led them naturally to form a social system wherein doubt and disputation were the centerpieces of a functional polity.
  他們對實騐性的發現的暫時性的理解，自然而然地使他們建立一種社會躰系，在這種躰系中，質疑和爭論是一個有傚政躰的題中之意。

權威例句

• Disputation about gambling has resulted in some of the ugliest fighting seen in recent years in Taiwan's parliament.
  ECONOMIST: Taiwan’s other big bet
• But theoretical disputation has if anything strengthened the bond.
  ECONOMIST: Richard Leacock
• His flair for disputation never moderated.
  ECONOMIST: Rudiger Dornbusch

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词组短语

短語

• disputation IMF 爭議
• national disputation 民族糾紛
• system disputation 制度之爭
• medical disputation 毉療糾紛
• disputation point 爭論觀

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英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• Disputation is discussion on a subject which people cannot agree about.

• disputation剑桥字典
• disputation柯林斯字典

专业释义

文學

• 爭論

  As we know, Literal translation or liberal translation and alienation or domestication has long been the focus of disputation in both translation theory and translation practice.
  衆所周知,直譯或意譯和異化或歸化一直是繙譯研究與繙譯實踐中學者們爭論的焦點之一。

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